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Comment · 4 years ago
Tuna is full of mercury and other human-made environmental toxins, due to it being high in the food chain. So I don't trust that Tuna in their "right mind" would do this. It's like observing human mad hatters and concluding that their behavior is normal
Comment · 5 years ago
You still can't do a search with origin from multiple countries, which annoys me. If I want to find the cheapest ticket for a cross-atlantic trip, it would be very helpful to have such a feature.
Comment · 5 years ago
"Here, have a sense of freedom. Something Apple will never give you."
Comment · 5 years ago
So New Zealand and Australia ranks highest, with Ireland one point below
Comment · 5 years ago
Use solar, dudes. You can even run crypto rigs directly on 12 volts, which saves you the hassle of getting costly inverters and PSUs
Comment · 5 years ago
A waste of plastic really
Comment · 6 years ago
Bighead thought: Can't we just melt everything down to a big soup and suck out the different fractions/layers and then further chemically and/or mechanically separate all the stuff that sticks together?
Comment · 8 years ago
Just let the man build some tunnels. Also, just because the demo shows a Tesla model X doesn't mean that other services like the pods are discluded, as the article states. It's simply a matter getting some 7+ seat cars and stuffing a bunch of people in them.
Comment · 8 years ago
Comment · 16 years ago
No, not always. It shifts after a refresh.

I got 13 points after the negative image (first), and 11 points after the positive image, which contradicts the research. I was in a pretty positive mood before starting though, and then I started concentrating on the task, which may or may not have had an influence. Also, the "positive/humorous" video I found to be pretty boring, so maybe I got more annoyed than getting in a good mood, because I just wanted to get on with the test.

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