The trouble is that trial and error doesn't teach you that assets = liabilities + equity, and you won't know to look for that unless you start studying accounting.
Also, things like minimum payments on credit cards enable some very large errors before average people realize something is going wrong, and it can take a lot to course correct.
I genuinely don't understand the left's surprise with Biden's mental state. I was under the impression that they all knew but didn't care and trusted that his administration would handle things. In the aftermath of the debate, it seems like a large portion of the population actually believed Biden was in charge, and are shocked that he has dementia.
I keep trying to apply the principle of charity, but apparently a lot of people really are that stupid.
So is the argument that black females are incapable of empathizing with other races, but black males value positive masculine traits and are less concerned with race?
Only half joking, I could see that actually being the case.
The main question on my mind right now is when Biden invokes Title 32, will Major General Thomas M. Suelzer reject that invocation as an unlawful order, or will he cuck out like Adjutant General of Arkansas did for Eisenhower?
I don't know if you'll find all of the things you're looking for in a single person, but Paul Vanderklay is pretty good and brings a good Christian perspective while covering a wide range of topics.
It's an old vine.
It's also hard to get motivated to self-improve when you look around and realize that you won't be the recipient of any of the benefits of that self-improvement.
It's fine and dandy to claim "getting better is its own reward", but I'd rather not empower evil people. I'll improve in the ways that genuinely benefit me, and if I find myself behind a genuinely good man or woman, I'm happy to push. That said, I'm done pushing for the sake of pushing. I'm done having my goodwill and productive effort stolen by people who could give two shits about my well-being. Christian ethics work okay in a predominantly Christian world, but that isn't the world we live in right now.
I've been on a Better than Wolves kick lately. The community seems a bit cucked, but the mod itself is difficult as balls and a lot of fun to figure out.
It's not really trying to manage the collapse, it just acknowledges that the collapse is inevitable. From there, it tries to figure out how to bring things back to proper civilization as quickly as possible. It's been a while since I read it though, and I don't properly remember how they dealt with the Mule.
It's possibly cope, but The Matrix Resurrections may have been intentionally bad
We're talking about aluminum, not lead.
Let's do some back-of-the-envelope calcs. We'll say 100 grams of seeding material per spread, a Boeing 737 holds about 20k liters of fuel. So 5 mg per liter.
Dispersing and then keeping the particles suspended would be more of the issue, but there's been a fair amount of research into using metal oxides as fuel additives for other reasons. You would need the right surfactant to make it work, but it's feasible.
Metal-oxide buildup in the engine would be another concern, but the polishing effect should be basically non-existent.
I don't know if the government (or some other org) is engaging in large-scale cloud seeding utilizing commercial airliners or not. But that is how I would try to accomplish it if I were wearing a black-hat, and it seems technically feasible.