AstroKevin

I did take statistics and forgot most of it, but I think I'm totally fine eating 2 hotdogs but the closer I get to 6 hotdogs, the increasingly more difficult it is.

Basic summary because it's a long-ish read:

The U.K. Parliament is advancing the Online Safety Bill, which could potentially compromise the privacy of individuals worldwide by forcing messaging services to integrate backdoors, thereby undermining end-to-end encryption.

I work at NASA and we use redhat a lot for development work.

This sounds like an example right out of "Mastering the subtle art of not giving a f*ck"

No no, that's Miley's uncle.

Where LES is more!

June 12th is my actual birthday! So that'd be perfect to not remember another birthday.

Only space aliens

Oh I'm not arguing it's a hot temp and exerting yourself in those temps is very much a death sentence; especially without water. I'm saying that many people in the world have lived through those temperatures. Research studies have a way of making things a bit more dire than what is normally human survivable, probably for legal/medical moral reasons.

The US military definitely has rules against 40+ WBT and state how many hours of work per hours of rest we could have in high temp+humidity levels. However, I, and anyone who had to deploy or live in East Africa (like Djibouti) or the Middle East can definitely attest, 50WBT is survivable for 8 hours days. Again, not talkin' elderly or sick persons.

I don't want to be rude, and I completely am all for combating climate change, but 39C is not baking your insides...

I have been deployed to multiple places that were 52C (~125F) in the day/night with high humidity levels, in full long sleeve/pants for 8 hours at a time. 39C (~102F) is hot, but not bake you from the inside type of hot.

Elderly and sick are people not included in what I said above for obvious reasons.

Crazy enough, the Bible wasnt written all at once. The Bible was written over a span of approximately 1,300 years (depending on your historical, linguistic, and theological beliefs of course).

• The Old Testament, also known as the Hebrew Bible, was written between approximately the 12th century BC and the 2nd century BC.
• The New Testament was written in the first century AD, from approximately AD 50 to AD 100.

So probably a bit of the old testament could have been written while under the influence of mushrooms as that's when we were experimenting with wild mushrooms.

But what do I know, the picture says I died from mushrooms.

I'm trying...