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by greenonions 5y ago
This seems pretty accurate; the quality of the flour, tomatoes, and other ingredients just can't match up in Korea. There are some Korean dishes which do rely on ingredients and simplicity, thinking of a dish like mulhwae, but pizza is
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by greenonions 5y ago
These sound great but are quite tame in terms of pizza. South Korea takes the idea of pizza into downright absurdity. Imagine corn, squid, blueberry, garlic, sweet potato, and mayonnaise on a single pie together.
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by greenonions 5y ago
Ah yes, the most important function of a car, the paint...
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by greenonions 5y ago
Does anyone have an estimate for how many of these will actually convert to sales? Ford I believe released numbers for one of their vehicles, something like 65%.
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by greenonions 5y ago
You, unlike Holmes, live in the world of reality.
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by greenonions 5y ago
Even if you could convert all the corn/soybean land in the United States to more regenerative methods, you probably wouldn't be able to meet the current demand for meat. Additionally you have a logistical problem with the animals
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by greenonions 5y ago
My state, Iowa, was 60% renewable over the last year. This is almost entirely from wind as Iowa is probably among the flattest US states.
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by greenonions 5y ago
I've tried the silkworm. It's... not very good. Monggae bibimbap had a lot of ammonia, but there were some pleasing elements. I can't remember if I've tried hongeo hoe, but I can imagine it could have some appeal. Of cou
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by greenonions 5y ago
Ford is making an E-Transit: https://www.ford.com/commercial-trucks/e-transit/2022/ The initial models have a far smaller packs than the F150, however, given that most of these will be for business use locall
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by greenonions 5y ago
I doubt it would be a very viable choice for recreational towing, but then, that market is probably significantly smaller than the standard truck use-cases.
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by greenonions 5y ago
This will electrify a lot of fleet vehicles when people see the lower maintenance and input costs.
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by greenonions 5y ago
I'm also a fan of this idea. It seems far easier than trying to plant humans in giant bubbles with an Earthly ecosystem that just happen to be on the surface of Mars. As other commenters have noted, it's probably not very wise, bu
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by greenonions 6y ago
You would have be a fool to think that they aren't. The return on investment from their point of view is clear.
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by greenonions 6y ago
An under-rated asset to the United States is it's attraction of immigrants. If the US could muster the willingness to make immigration a fast and smooth process once again, it would be an enormous benefit.
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by greenonions 6y ago
I would argue that Airbnb is not illegal in 'most places', and even if it were, it does not take away the demand. Similar to cannabis, it's illegality did not take away the demand. Whether there is demand is not up for debate
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by greenonions 6y ago
Airbnb didn't create demand for housing that didn't exist. People really want to rent places that aren't hotels for short periods. Is that madness? Cities trying to clamp down on Airbnb are just shooting themselves in the foo
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by greenonions 6y ago
Did anyone point out the environmental impact of concerts?
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by greenonions 6y ago
I agree with this as well. It would be wonderful if there were a major political party in the US advocating for liberties, families, and the cultivation of markets. Modern Republicans claim to be this, and in practice... aren't.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Youtube apparently. (This was sarcasm)
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by greenonions 6y ago
Imagine the Instagram posts profiling the weirdos like myself who simply have not been using Instagram for the past decade for the Instagram audience. "What do you do when you visit a scenic vista, if not take pictures?" "I l
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by greenonions 6y ago
I don't own a TV and most people here don't seem to know how to react to this information. Often they don't seem to have considered the possibility that someone wouldn't own one. I haven't watched television for ent
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by greenonions 6y ago
Thank you!
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by greenonions 6y ago
Shocking to think that our society would discount the future for the present... On a serious note however, babies and a growing population is an enormous advantage to a nation. I would think it would be massively popular to increase benefit
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by greenonions 6y ago
That's not an interpretation, that's just pointing out that people who do not have a strong conception of themselves or have self-imposed limits on their behavior according to their moral system have no reason not to blindly pursu
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by greenonions 6y ago
Very ignorant comment. Of course people are aware of their weight. The issue is very complex. A person may not prefer their weight, but not want to change their lifestyle. They may be depressed, causing them to make poor decisions, find com
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by greenonions 6y ago
Approximately zero chance that that would be 5C
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by greenonions 6y ago
Since when has 'law' applied to Israeli behavior in Palestine?
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by greenonions 6y ago
Completely agree. I rarely eat an apple on it's own, and a granny smith is crisp and sour, and great for baking.
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by greenonions 6y ago
What a unique experience, and quite good that it had that effect! What was that like?
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by greenonions 6y ago
Also, I think it's overlooked how much of the banter on wallstreetbets does not necessarily dictate how participants invest. There are probably many people who read, joke, and occasionally make a risky investment, but who otherwise mai

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