That India link is silly, especially with your angle. They're trying to say "believe our woo", not "you stole our woo". Every culture everywhere has come up with tons of bullshit, and the real work is proving what's true and what isn't. "Interpretations of the famous vedas" is of zero use to science, sorry.
Did it change or did you change?
Going alone can be nice, depending on what you want to see/do vs what other people want to see/do. My mother isn't a fan of crowds either, but makes an exception for the state fair.
I'm going to try new stuff like the indigenous food lab that the other commenter mentioned, but yeah, I've also got favorites that I save room for. In my case it's the fry buckets, and the earth wings at French Meadow.
Neat! I wonder if the food lab is associated with Owmani. I went there a while back and had the cricket popcorn, which was weird but weirdly good. I really liked the food there, so I'm excited to see that there's something similar at the fair.
I'm split between a sarcastic "Won't anyone think of the corporations?!" response, and a "This is probably the only way to get real climate change action, when it affects their bottom line" response.
I also wonder how much time and money we're going to spend on breeding and genetic engineering to fix things that didn't need to break in the first place. Based on companies like Monsanto patenting seeds, I'm not enthusiastic about that future. "We've changed the climate so that you can't grow anything but our seeds that only work once" would be a great premise for some dystopian sci fi.
I wonder if that's where this character got his name from. He's from around the same time period
Neat! I can understand some of that, and I'd like to understand the rest. Is there a guide or explainer?
Sounds great right up until the dogs get heartworm and die young
You're probably getting downvotes because of the terrible title, but the article is interesting, and talks about putting this into practice:
https://civitai.com/articles/6792/flux-captioning-differences-training-diary