Evidence at rest stays at rest, while evidence in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

Hanging out with family. Making the same baking my stepmom made. Unscheduled time.

You’re right:

Under the bill, a prescriber can write a prescription for off-label use of a drug as long as they have the patient’s permission,

…

They are not required to administer off-label medication if they have an “objective, good faith, and scientific” objection to the drug being used for anything other than what it is intended for, or if a pharmacist has documented that a patient is allergic to the drug or it could cause a life-threatening drug interaction.

bro just raise the radar bro the horizon will be further away bro totally time for countermeasures bro

Maybe we can get the Canadian ones back.

That seems right. Generally stocking stuffers are a few wee candies or toys to fidget with. Less memorable and more about rounding out the day.

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Everyone who goes there says he is.

the US has the #1 most expensive healthcare system in the world, yet we rank roughly #42 in life expectancy.

Preach

I was avoiding Voyager because of the jerky scroll, but it’s fixed! It looks great now!

Thanks for all of the improvements!

A tablet is nice because it’s a bigger screen. I like reading ebooks on them. (plz don’t tell me to get an e-reader)

A watch is nice because it means you can ignore your phone, but still reply to notifications. I like the more accurate step count. I’d really like a device that counts my lengths when swimming too, but I haven’t had a chance to use one yet.

In both cases I’ve gotten devices that have more battery than I expect. I rarely found myself in a situation where charging was a hassle.

If you read the article/post

That’s a pretty big “if”.

Do you have a link backing that up? I’m not saying you’re wrong, but the coverage so far has only turned up a handful of anodyne links and news stories.

I enjoy the “firestorm of criticism” bit. And

On 9 March 1976 the US Federal Trade Commission entered an opinion and order enjoining Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. from using: a) deceptive advertising practices in recruiting sales agents and obtaining sales leads, and b) deceptive sales practices in the door-to-door presentations of its sales agents

Lol. We had a giant set of kids Britannica’s that my folks got from a door to door salesman. I wonder if that was the primary vector for encyclopedias.

Might want a reduction down to 9.

Everybody’s like “Encarta” but before CD-ROMs etc, we had massive ass sets of encyclopedias. You’d actually have an encyclopedia subscription so they could send you errata for stuff that changed over time. Sort of like paper DLC for reality.

It sucked.

But pre-Internet it was fun to sit around and flip through the encyclopedias/dictionaries and read stuff. If you were lucky you’d find something sex-related.

Mommy MIC is proud of you!

Shadowrun. It’s horrific and dehumanizing and dated. But it’s perfect.

Skimming through [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Years_of_Lead_(Italy)#:~:text=The_Years_of_Lead_(Italian,political_terrorism_and_violent_clashes.), most of the attacks seemed to focus on politicians, police, and (disproportionately) members of the public.

A lot of the glee about the CEO murder is that his company’s actions are indefensible, and, as CEO he is responsible for them. It’s very difficult to say the same of the victims of the Years of Lead - many seem to be police, random members of the public, or other members of the same group. With the possible exception of some politicians, it’s hard to see how the victims were responsible for much.