Yeah, I didn’t mean that’s the only thing that could possibly ever be done tiehr I’m not an archaeologist or whatever would be relevant.

Maybe it would be possible to just encase it is a giant glass cube, who knows. But is nothing the best thing to be doing? I’m just asking.

Well, in 500 years it may be destroyed anyways. Isn’t it a little selfish to not try and preserve it in some form for future generations?

I’m surprised Musk didn’t tell Boeing that it needs to be named the F-69 if they want the contract

Ya there’s no way it’s useful enough to have been used long enough for rust to form on it.

You just know the designer has never used an outdoor/farm gate before

You got to wonder how much damage that thing gets just being constantly exposed to the weather

Normally ruins like that have jungle right up to the edges or its partially buried.

At any point would it be worth trying to put some sort of protective coating on it like a type of historically accurate stucco to recreate what it looked like in the past?

I hate Reddit, and I hate discord.

I am using discord for a discussion thread of one thing which follows a serial webnovel and it’s infuriating because when something new happens there’s always a constant influx of people asking the same questions because there is no way to pin or highlight pertinent information and no one is going to go scrolling through a million messages searching for the first time the question was asked and answered.

Discussion threads! Not chat messages!

I’m not sure why they would go through all that effort. Would the branches cushion the fall and prevent the trunk from snapping or sintering on impact? And then they can remove the branches safely on the ground.

But it gets the information into the comments so others like myself don’t need to read the article.

Come visit Canada instead (: pretty much the same, but you won’t be detained at the border.

I mean, out of state plates shouldn’t matter much. The residents of the state should be paying for the road maintenance, not people from out of state.

So the total cost of the roads should be bared by the residents, and their fees should be high enough to account for the damage done from out of state vehicles

I say this Soley because our of state vehicles don’t need to be in California, and they don’t need Californian roads, so why should they pay for them?

The residents of the state benefit from them being there because they are delivering goods to be sold in California to Californians, or to travel and spend tourist dollars in California providing jobs to locals, etc.

Residents should pay for the roads because the roads benefit the residents by allowing out of state traffic. It shouldn’t solely be a straight charge to every vehicle that uses the roads.

You can have tiers to solve that, like vehicles under 5000lbs pay $x per kilometer driven, vehicles between 5000lbs and 10,000lbs pay $y per kilometer driven, and vehicles over 10000lbs pay $z per kilometer driven.

Wouldn’t be perfect but closer.

There should simply be an annual fee based on vehicle weight and distance driven

Keep the vehicle in your garage and only drive a handful of times? Low fee, drive a monster truck thousands and thousands of miles? Large fee.

This also solves the problem of electric vehicles not paying towards road maintenance, as they are heavy and would wear the roads more than a standard vehicle that uses gas.

Someone also needs to start a fourth party at the same time which is socially left but fiscally right. A lot of conservatives don’t give a shit about the social aspect of the Democrats but just like the financial side of Republicans more so they vote that way instead.

A 4 party system is better than 3 party, and this way instead of a third party syphoning votes from only Democrats you’ll have another party syphoning votes from Republicans at the same time so there’s no downside.

Can it get any worse?

The decision needs to be made right now, because there are always going to be those that encourage voting 3rd party like 3 months before the election even though none of the groundwork has been done for the previous 4 years.

If the work is started now it’s a lot better then 3 months before the election where it really just syphons votes away from at least preventing Republicans from winning.

How would elections even work if there were three parties? Doesn’t there need to be a majority for the president to be declared? Or is that because of the current two party system? Does it just need to be the party with the most electoral votes, not over 50%?

If there were three parties and it ended up being 33/33/34, would the party with 34% of the electoral votes be the one to win the presidency?

They get a $400k grant for free (previous years?) and struggle to keep the farm running?

Ah, sorry I slipped in some canadian

I seriously don’t understand why we don’t have a mandatory class that covers taxes, T4 slips, investing, labour laws, budgeting, reading nutritional information on foods, etc.

Just look at that facial hair, screams evil villain wannabe