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Pretty cool that they de-engined it from 3 miles away without even sinking it

If you try to draw a line between refurb and reuse I do not trust your opinion. That distinction was invented to artificially make SpaceX look good at the cost of the space shuttle’s reputation

What happened to this guy?

I was skeptical, but now I’m completely convinced. Fencing will become super popular due to this one very particular improvement to the sport. “Sword tip visualization” It’s going to debut at the summer olympics. Every single duel will look like a bloody lightsaber fight

When are people going to see the op?

This isn't bad. But when discussing the decline in German food options over the course of the war, Stargardt doesn't even mention the British blockade or loss of access to American food stuff. Sort of weird.

Democrats, you want DC and Puerto Rico statehood? You want 52 stars on the flag? I’ve got a better—and bigger—idea. Let’s have 102 states. Let’s make our democracy even stronger by splitting each state in half, doubling the size of Congress, and 2x’ing the electoral college. I’ve got a feeling you won’t go for it. After all, nearly every one of the new carve-out states—with the possible exceptions of New California, New Massachusetts, and New New Hampshire—would vote red. Our side would control 75% of Congress and dominate the electoral college every four years. But go big or go home. You guys can put DC and Puerto Rico on the flag, and we get to have New Montana and Texas 2.0. It’s a win-win for everyone. Right?

VERMELHO INESPERADO Uma teoria que surge no design e que faz muito sentido pra arquitetura, principalmente a de interiores. Uma coisa chama atenção nesses ambientes e os pontos de vermelho são responsáveis por isso. Nessa teoria diz que quase qualquer ambiente ou composição visual fica mais interessante quando você adiciona um pequeno elemento vermelho inesperado, mesmo que o restante da paleta não tenha vermelho. Não é uma lei científica, é uma heurística estética: um toque vermelho pode deixar algo comum mais memorável. Isso acontece porque o tom de vermelho cria uma tensão visual no espaço e leva seu olhar a focar por mais tempo.