The scale is different every page, so it's not for finger size. It's a bound textbook that I assume was not picked by my child's teacher.
Am I allowed to be mildly infuriated if I blame capitalism for poor product quality?
Pardon my language.
No, most of us fucking don't share that sentiment at all, and that's part of the problem. I wish everyone felt like that. People here are conditioned to believe it's their own fault they don't have that perfect job. We think we're lucky to be born someplace with so much choice. We have the highest GDP!
They're cubes, but the scaling errors are inconsistent.
Most of the time, those who accept the lie will go farther in society. They're not just testing your scholastic aptitude, but also your compliance.
How many lights do you see, Picard?
I wasn't supposed to unravel their whole conspiracy. But here we are, the truth laid bare, and I can't unsee it.
legalize shooting coal mine shareholders
See, inconsistent scale has you confusing squenchons and squelchons. The difference should jump out at you.
I wondered the same thing.
It's a bound textbook!
Measurement homework in a math textbook... horribly out of scale.
I improve manufacturing efficiency for a living, but sometimes worry that we're running into the Jevons paradox. The average person seems to unconsciously but correctly assume that the manufacturing sector can just deal with any environmental regulations.
You're absolutely right! We should.
I'm curious if the repeated bailouts will cause an adverse selection effect - the people getting bailed out gradually become the last dollar users.
