Criticism of the process is fair, but also an emotional knee jerk reaction over the use of chlorine is still unwarranted.
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What's worse than living in a dystopia? Living in a dystopia with a major medical issue.
Another way to frame this is that, you can't just magically create a singular being that's a new species because it wouldn't have anything to breed with. So it's a long term gradual change of a complete population into what we know as a chicken today.
Most of our tap water has a touch of chlorine to kill off microorganisms. No need to jerk that knee.
Still probably a good idea to keep an eye on that Tesla behind you. Or just let them past.
Also a bunch of other issues with small town living like lack of privacy/anonymity, entertainment, restaurants, government services, etc... And these problems get more severe the smaller the community.
But people really did spread out to smaller towns during COVID. Property values went crazy in a lot of small towns around me.
I've used it in ramen a few times. Cut into small bits used to flavor some broth.
Also, I just like eating it as part of a meal sometimes. Like with a bagel and fruit.
I'm with you. I refuse to believe the American machinery would allow us to attack an ally any time soon. A lot would need to change.
Completely ignoring and never talking to them.
Sure something to consider, but they can't just up and replace 3 million people with 3 million rando Trumpers that aren't likely to quit their jobs and move to another state for that anyway.
I think a full federal workforce strike would be pretty effective.
Electrical circuits are ridiculous. And it's just interconnected circuits upon circuits spanning the globe. A device in Montana is physically connected to a device in California through an unbroken (ignoring transformers) series of wires.
The fact that we got materials to move electrons from a hundred miles away to do things like calculate 3d shapes for entertainment is insane.