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I hate to admit how much CA 2002-04 Vice magazine I read and internalized.

Chunyun for Chinese New Year is the world's largest annual human migration event. Guangzhou South Railway Station is loading and sending off as much as 17 high speed trains every 20 mins yesterday. It was doing the same today. It will do the same tomorrow.

Man, they don't make them like they used to.

Honestly most pop songs are improved by not knowing what the singer is talking about.

The lighting in that one scene you posted is so great.

I have never seen this movie and now I want to.

This had never occurred to me!

Post a banger not in English

I think there are a lot of superman stories about this.

Is this Aragorn?

Very excited for a SEPTA report and how it compares with SEPTA's long-term plans for Reimagining Regional Rail

Very excited to say that the stars have aligned and NYU Marron/Transit Costs Project have landed a grant that will fund a second edition of Momentum, which will apply the high-throughput framework to major regional rail networks beyond the NY area.

Our three big new cases:
- NJT
- SEPTA
- METRA

I am starting to believe my own bullshit that we may be moving to a post-internet world, where more and more cultural and work activity happens somewhere that isn't the internet (or at least the internet as we know it).

It looks like Garfield stepping on a pile of dogshit.

This is surprising for several reasons!

Are they gonna mute the game while you perform?

The arena he loved, hosting a rivalry he cherished.

Go out and watch some basketball, he told us, so today we do.

I cannot express how bad this decision is.

I wish I had known! Where was this?

I went off the diving board for the first time in decades last summer and I only bled a little bit.

At the very least they have a standard of living and nice consumer goods that only make sense if they're technologically way beyond everyone else.

The hobbits are also by far the most technologically advanced people but Tolkien doesn't really address this

They're great spies though.

Right. Tolkien would work better if Last Alliance of Elves and Men was only 1000 years ago and not 3000.

"Comparatively recently" but a lot have been depopulated for like 1000 years.

Plus "life inside an optical telegraph is horrible "

Yeah, it's the priority element that gets me. I use cursive!

Part of me thinks that cursive may become *very* useful if LLMS mean that higher education abandons take-home papers as assessment and replaces them with in-person exams.

This is fast becoming a trend and I honestly do not see this as a priority, as much as I think it's valuable.