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tsigalko11 t1_j0aq6rr wrote
Reply to comment by Jacuul in Number of Mariah Carey's (daily) listeners on Spotify, 2016-2022 (taken from Spotify for Artists) by ObsidianBass
Those animals. Can't even say their names.
Few years back I sold my car, and I'm relying on my bike and public transportation. When I really need a car for specific reasons, I just use car sharing option. Which I did the other day. So 1st time in 4 months, I'm getting ready to start the car, turn the key, radio turns on automatically, and it starts; last christmas I gave you my heart
FFS. I believe my reaction was something like this
hcrx OP t1_j0aq5qj wrote
randomthad69 t1_j0apj9q wrote
Reply to comment by skodaddy426 in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
they need to have a starbucks map and show how the great coffee wars were fought for generations
Mike_Fluff t1_j0aokq6 wrote
Bit misleading with the colouring.
J3N0991 OP t1_j0anzb3 wrote
Reply to comment by 058Gekkehuus in Relative Humidity readings from my basement after carrying out remedial works - love that trend [OC] by J3N0991
Temperature is a consistent schedule each day which accounts for part of the daily variance (along with human usage of the space), the basement is well heated.
WhoDatBoi216 t1_j0ak568 wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
we're the best country of Chile
ghostoutlaw t1_j0aj4n8 wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
Fun fact: for the most part, the USA could be the number one producer in the world for basically anything we want to.
We donโt because we write laws that force us to dump milk down the drain if we the price goes to low or burn crops if we over produce. The ironic part there is we can actually predict these events in advance with relative accuracy to be able to prepare more effectively to ship these goods further to maintain price but help with global supply. If you ever need more evidence people should not rule over others, this is it. Instead of being able to sell milk for money, our laws make us dump it down the drain.
platinumperineum t1_j0ai37u wrote
Is this supposed to be a joke? This is couch cushion money compared to corporate subsidies and the defense budget. For an important long term investment that will pay off infinitely when itโs figured out
SnooPoems3567 t1_j0ahhpk wrote
Reply to [OC] World collective security arrangements for the United States, China, and Russia, with each's share of world GDP. by MST3KTFCCTRT
Oh Pie Chart, you hide more information than you give. Half of Africa missing.
ibetternotbedead t1_j0agb4z wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
I remember reading somewhere they helped normalize foreign South American wine, same as Argentina, in order to grow exports due to unstable domestic economies. I wonder if this has something to do with that
pdinc t1_j0afjtx wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Cost of Carbon Zero - Historical Look At U.S. Funding of Fusion Energy by Metalytiq
So am I, numbnut. No one gives a shit about credentials as a dick measuring contest on reddit. This was a perfectly polite conversation until you responded with this.
willieoshady t1_j0aef04 wrote
One word. Superfund. How much is spent there cleaning up our dirty stuff
bbiibbssffaa t1_j0ae766 wrote
I never thought that what the song described was 12 total partridges, etc. I just thought we were recounting the previous days.
ooooopium t1_j0aahht wrote
Reply to [OC] Who's going to win the Golden Boot award in this world cup (top scorer)? by laurentmolter
Sorry, but this is actually terrible to look at.
itstommygun t1_j0a834r wrote
Reply to [OC] Who's going to win the Golden Boot award in this world cup (top scorer)? by laurentmolter
Unfortunately, half of Messiโs have been pens.
Gatorinnc t1_j0a7ite wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
Where is the love for Turkey?
ahxes t1_j0a7br8 wrote
Reply to comment by SecurelyObscure in [OC] Cost of Carbon Zero - Historical Look At U.S. Funding of Fusion Energy by Metalytiq
I actually think thats a pretty apt comparison.
Given the hindsight, I think every person who bought stocks in the 90โs wishes they bought Amazon instead.
Just like the people on this post wish that more resources went into fusion research.
Hindsight is important. We need to be able to admit that things need to change and wish that we found the right path first. We also need to acknowledge the path in the first place. We needed fossil fuels to get where we are, but if more money went into green energy research earlier we would be years ahead of where we are now and maybe a lot of the problems we are facing today wouldnโt be as big to overcome.
IMO: R&D is not a waste of time or money when the pay out is a solution to the energy crisis.
Icagel t1_j0a7bmw wrote
Reply to comment by daphnie3 in [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
Uzbekistan was the 5th largest producer of the world 5 years ago, by being "under the Uzbeks" they couldn't be top 4 because, intrinsically, they were also under Russia, Iran, Ukraine, and Italy depending on the semester.
(on 2017 they Chile was exactly 7th though so my bad on that part)
EnvironmentalSound25 t1_j0a6x90 wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
Italy be like โwe are quite content with the quantity of our current cherry production.โ
viktor72 t1_j0a4god wrote
Reply to [OC] Over the last decade, Chile has risen to become the world's third-largest producer of cherries, only behind Turkey and the United States. ๐ by latinometrics
Northern Michigan and Wisconsin are well known for cherries but I donโt know if they grow enough to make a difference in our volume. Iโm guessing like most things the majority of cherries are grown in California.
[deleted] t1_j0aqevl wrote
Reply to The pandemicโs true death toll - The Economist's daily updated estimate of excess deaths around the world by statisticalanalysis_
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