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We are now much better at modeling than we were 50 years ago. Just like how the scientists of the 1970s were miles ahead of the scientists of the 1920s.
"Science got something wrong" is not a valid reason to discount it, because science necessarily gets things wrong. But it gets more right over time.
There's widespread consensus in scientific communities now, and there has been for decades - humans are warming the earth. How much? We're not sure, but it's absolutely demonstrable that we are.
Because a Glock doesn't have a safety lever. It's built into the trigger mechanism.
If times are tough, then the owners probably take a smaller salary for their labor, or the workers can decide how to cut costs together through salaries, benefits, reducing costs of manufacturing, or whatever.
Genuinely.
It seems like the people doing the labor keeping the profits is a good outcome?
Genuinely, why is this unfortunate? It sounds like the workers in the business are getting to keep the value they create, and were more likely to be committed to the business as a result.
People know what a "silencer" is because that's what it's called in movies and TV. Much fewer people know that it's actually called a "suppressor".
Meet the audience where they are.
"Throw me a clip!" Or picking up "clips" of ammo in FPS games.
Yes, mag is becoming more common now, but clip was absolutely common.
Drugs are a complex and nuanced topic, I think it's perfectly reasonable to be pro drugs and also wary of how Instagram is vetting their drug advertisers.
Black market goods vary in quality and ethics and safety, it's absolutely reasonable to say, "ok, you advertise for these, how are you ensuring safety?"
Like, yes, it's a magazine, but colloquially it's a clip. Pop culture has given these objects two names.
It's not a mark of failure to use the term most people are familiar with.
Supporting 404 feels better than sending money to some corp where it gets pocketed by the c suite.