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Oh, they are looking for a tall gf then.
You are right, I was trying to reference this in a petty attempt at humour
Yes, it is. But compared to all plastics production it's not a third. Much like clothes aren't a third either.
But they both release microplastics directly into the air & water, so they enter the circulation quicker. The printer that is gonna end on a landfill will be in the balls of creatures millennia from now.
I hope it's really techy talking about overall force, nozzle velocity, etc, but also soapy, so the audience knows what the main propulsion expert is fighting for ...
I take them out of the box.
(It's just a personnel choice, not that the boxes wouldn't fit.)
Yeah, I know when a polycule is looking for a short member they can lift up to get the cookie jar & high shelf stuff.
We didn't invest much into developing rubber into a better for for tires. The switch was due to cost & hegemony.
Yeah, it constantly degrades, we wash it directly into the water, and you can't find clothes that are plastics-free.
Well, no, we don't know that & that's prob false, it's just all plastics.
Tire microplastics just get circulated faster bcs they get grinned to a fine powder as part of their initial use (& that float gets flushed away with water). And the stat is stated for water or air.
Which is a problem, I'm just saying that we are producing a much larger scale of this problem that we can currently detect (and detecting microplastics is still in it's infancy even in lab conditions).
But sooner or later all petroleum based (non-biodegradable) plastics get to be microplastics, we just won't be around to see it.
Microplastics are the sedimentary boundary that will mark the current extinction event in rocks.
Imagine being fed ship insulation & carrots, hardly waiting to get sent to combat & die for the elites.
It's a valid emergency propulsion method and I'm sick of being told it's not.
One day I'm gonna save a space station, that will show them.
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Help - do I need to change my distro??
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Is Hannah Montana Linux even compatible with corn?
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My own thing my own way
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... in a way I don't like, a thing I don't really care about ...
(Bonus kitty info: Gli)
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The legal basis for 'illegally cute'.