Fuck no I’m not, I’m just continuing to use it in ways I want rather than that make money for billionaires.

Washing the rice reduces the starchiness which makes it less sticky.

A lot of rice sold (most?) is “enriched” so the vitamins and minerals are added back. But the fiber is gone and rinsing the rice washes away the nutrient powder.

That doesn’t sound like a very good sandwich.

Anti-Defamation League awareness spot about how 2/3rds of Jewish people face discrimination.

Ooh, sportsball bad. What a cool, original take that makes you look smart and cultured.

His likeness was but I think that whole thing was deepfake head and voice replacements rather than de-aging. Still made money whether he was actually there or not.

Might have been 100% generated but that seems a little less likely.

Nestle is Swiss. The Doritos are called that because Euro countries call our “ranch” dressing “American” dressing. Turkiye is on the Eurasian border with parts in both continents. I can’t easily find where the pizza was first marketed but that’s not even relevant to the point: the rest of the world is using our country’s name as an adjective for food so fuck you we’re doing it too.

Don’t kink shame, let them have piss.

Which is accurate, but Philip Chiang (cofounder) is a first-generation immigrant whose mother helped bring other-than-Cantonese Chinese cuisine to American restaurants. It’s not like a bunch of white dudes were sitting down to appropriate a foreign food culture.

Pizza Americana. Torta Americana. Amerikan Salatasi. Cool American Doritos.

Make one, or just try some of the many existing ones. That’s the beauty of federation.

That’s what the modlog is for. You can check and see the given reason is “slop spam”, it’s very transparent.

It’s inclusive of the whole C suite. CEO, CFO, whatever else.

It’s even sillier than that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit#History
https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2020/01/human-body-temperature-has-decreased-in-united-states.html

You couldn’t physically drink enough water. Math is not my strong suit but this seems pretty straightforward.

It takes one calorie to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius, by definition. Plugging in some numbers (a liter of water starting at a very frosty 1 C) takes almost 40 kilocalories or about 160 kiloJoules of energy. That’s like half of your “simply existing” calories per hour, so you’d need to consume 2 liters of ice-cold water every hour (and excrete every gram of it to 40, which you aren’t doing with your living body) just to break even.

It gets more complicated when you factor in evaporative cooling and I already said I’m not a math-man but the environmental factor is simply too strong for biology.

To elaborate on “the corn sweats” for anyone curious, the process is “transpiration” and it’s a significant source of local humidity.

Halfway between freezing and boiling, the specifics hardly matter at that point.

So countries should be entirely free to do anything they want and nobody is morally correct to stop them?

No fair, we already have too many of these fucks.