I think there's a big book of chalkboard cliches that every bar gets equipped with when it opens.

This is the naive approach and will be detectable as a cumulative noise floor higher than expected, based on a corpus of that media type.

I appreciate your long-view optimism.

It sounds like cryptocurrency grifters dusted off the old Libertarian wet dream of seasteading so they could repackage it into a new scam. This time aimed at left-leaning marks, rather than the right-leaning ones last time.

So many peoplf

> The open-gangway trains link together the first five cars and the last five cars of the train, allowing passengers to more easily move between the front half or back half, a setup that is common on major European subways like London and Paris.

Now the retch-inducing stench can pervade 50% of the train instead of just 10%! And now you'll hear the Big Show multiple times as it travels down the train!

I make a point of always downvoting them. These stale, unfunny memes add nothing to the discussion, and get in the way of more interesting comments.

God forbid someone post something truly informed, it will be buried under a bunch of comments from people trying to show how funny and original they are.

It's a picture of Radio City Music Hall in NYC. It's even called "Radio City".

> So humidity makes extremes of temperature more extreme - hot gets hotter, cold gets colder.

Is there a cross-over point where high humidity of a given temperature feels like that temperature? A subjective measure, I know, but the seems like something that would have been researched with a statistically significant number of participants.