If you do even some basic back of the napkin math on how many psykers are sacrificed to the God Emperor of Man each day compared to how many people there are in the imperium and figure out how many are born and die each day you'll end up with a very small percentage. It was actually a fun exercise to figure it out in my friend group.

They're the same picture...

The Dune trilogy when I was in something like 6th or 7th degree. It was just such a great piece of fiction to introduce quite a few philosophical thoughts at the time. I still enjoy the books. (and the old film with Sting in it)

Yeah, everyone should just deal with assembly!
To be a bit more serious I agree that it'll be useful to be able to not need a framework, but also that frameworks do provide a great way to not need to duplicate as much effort. But a framework does make the whole project a bit more locked in to specific things it does easily and well.

In general I found the post to be fairly useful to have people read through to be knowledgeable about whether they need a framework and what things they might be giving up by using a specific one.

Would even be great if we had no reason to trade oil at all. But that is improbable for the foreseeable future.

No, spheres are round, a spheroid is just mostly round.

Then you'll enjoy hearing that there are quite a few people openly cussing out the royal family in England.

Why not on the 24th?

The earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid
;P

And what would someone not using the capitalist drug of coffee be?

I love that the calculators showing different answers are both from the same manufacturer XD

The term "late-stage capitalism" doesn't make it sound like it's not intrinsic to capitalism to me, it sounds like that's the inevitable result of capitalism. Thus it means it is intrinsic to capitalism.

*palate. A pallet is what you transport stuff on. (EDIT: Actually a pallet can also be the word for a crude type of sleeping arrangement)

But I think I saw a thing about a blind test where what people said they preferred weren't what they actually said they enjoyed the most during the blind test. I don't remember whether it was coca people enjoying pepsi or pepsi people enjoying RC or whatever, but it was something.