It's an okay, morally ambiguous policy if you reduce pregnancy to a completely autonomous process like pooping. Pregnancy involves medical visit, and a lot of "how do you feel?" moments that a braindead person is incapable of doing.

It's the same dismissive thinking that suggests a robot can be a fry cook, what happens when an oddly shaped food item gets in a gear and it spills oil on the floor, who's gonna clean it up?

An ex texted with that as their opening line.

Actually, it's even worse. There is a curve, but it's backwards.

I can't even remember the last time I saw an open world game where thr main character instantly drowns in water.

A lot of mathematicians made fun of imaginary numbers when they were first proposed. In fact, the name "imaginary numbers" was actually given by skeptics to make fun of it. It kinda makes sense, imaginary numbers are all based off of a couple fairly strange assumptions, but they make otherwise difficult problems solvable.

The whole thing kinda ruined math though. Nowadays, mathematicians spend their entire careers building frameworks based on silly assumptions in the hopes that one day it'll be useful.

Akshually akshually atmospheric escape is a very slow process and would take even a large atmosphere thousands or maybe even millions of years to disappear. You could add the atmosphere first and have plenty of time to figure out how to keep it second.

The atmosphere would still be a CO2 toxic hellscape, so we could only send billionaires there for a long time.

I assume that integrated into this bill are guaranteed rights that trans people can countersue for harassment and defamation if they are misgendered while using the legally mandated bathroom.

Interesting. I remember reading a news article before 2017 stating that printers used to do this, but the practice has since ended because someone was able to prove they were doing it in the mid-2000s. At the time, I saw some people on Reddit claiming they just switched to a new, harder to detect method, and everyone was saying they were conspiracy theorists.

Sounds like he shouldn't have a gun if he can freeze like that. If he's trained to pull out a gun when he panics, we need someone new to do the training. If that's just a thing people do in stressful situations, then no one should have guns.

Pull the lever, thus killing -1/12th people.

The "backlash" you're referring to was that Trump scrapped it pretty much just because it was something Obama did. No one was upset about the new $20 bill until then.

Or if we just had mental health programs for toddlers, we wouldn't have any issues with giving toddlers guns!