I’m biased as this would preserve my views better than yet another monolith, but I like it. The neighborhood could use some open space. And we certainly have no use for millions of sq ft of office space right now.

For being weirdly hostile and content free?

More like…

It's a little-known fact that for that decade there were only nine countries in the world.

That seems a little abrupt of him

I was outside twice today for a total of maybe half an hour and on both occasions I had to yell at inconsiderate dog owners who were standing on one side of the sidewalk while their animals were on the other with the leash stretched across.

Mayor Adams, shown here at left, introduces the recycling mascot

r/suspiciouslyspecific

Yes or no

I predict that the almanac will either be right or wrong

>This terminal is going to be in use for probably literally a couple/few hundred years.

I mean, G-d willing, sure. But the odds are by then it will all be well underwater.

I feel like there should be an extra thick line for married characters.

Now that I know how it compares to Manhattan in size, I want to know how it compares in cost of living.

ETA: the answer we were looking for is “crushing”. The cost of living on a neutron star is crushing.

What do the other nine experience?

Thor

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The black arrow is pointing (roughly) towards Bay Ridge. Which would have been a totally logical place to find Thor back in the day.

The comforting person used the opportunity to pick the crying woman's pocket. Fortunately, the crying woman did the same.

No. I meant what I said (although of course o was being a bit hyperbolic for humor). There are plenty of cars in the linked video. What there aren’t are people. And then the comments talk about how nice it was to travel around during lockdown when there was no one around.

Why do half the posts on that sub seem to boil down to “NYC would be so much better if it didn’t have people in it”?

I read the article. Now Facebook keeps showing me ads for privacy protection services.

I would say that Sankey is best when modeling a literal flow (e.g., electricity through a power station, wastewater through a processing plant, armies over a battlefield) and second best when modeling a metaphorical flow like a job search.

One big problem with how they get used in this sub that I’ve noticed is that the most popular Sankey tools online don’t allow for cyclical flows, which would often be a feature of physical flows.

And it’s exactly the wrong kind of chart for this data.