OP, you are in for a seriously rough time if you think containing micro plastics is as simple as removing lead from gasoline and paint.
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Folding (or hanging) laundry is about preventing/managing creases. It's also easier to find clothing items (or anything really) when there is order in it.
A (made) bed is a great large flat surface to do this on.
Each lane/road provides a fixed capacity (supply) of vehicles. The induced demand caused by a surplus from a newly constructed road is the economic phenomenon of demand/supply curves which tend towards equilibrium. Same for the desire to build more roads when demand meets or exceeds capacity.
https://study.com/cimages/multimages/16/supply_and_demand.gif
This happens in all areas of transportation and human activity, btw, it is not unique to cars.
The first issue is some wierd expectation that surplus (no traffic) should be the natural state (it isn't). The second issue, specific to cars, is that roads saturate very quickly and scale poorly, so the return to equilibrium (saturation) happens much faster than other forms of transportation.
Including the word "removal", I counted four negatives! Word salad.
It's hollow and thin walled. You'll be picking shards of glass out of your anus before that thing gets deep enough.
I'll tell you the part you don't want to hear: You compromised with your wife. Compromises suck. But they are better than no compromises. Having a child is the ultimate commitment.
Here's the good news: the hardest part is behind you. Tough it out for a bit more. Everyday will get just a bit easier. New borns are not very interactive, so it's kinda normal to not enjoy this part. Maybe you'll get more out of it when the child starts smiling at you, or talking to you, or taking an interest in your hobby. Maybe not.
Also, you could be suffering from baby blues. It's common, even at three weeks. Consider some support for yourself, not just your wife.
No ,no, the letter specifically singles out motor vehicles. Burning gas is the point. This letter has nothing to do with transporting people.
Assuming a constant rate of change of anything involving people over a period of ten years is straight up nonsense.
It's not just Bikinis. It's all swim wear, saunas in Europe, baths in Japan. It's just socially acceptable and expected in the right context, and that expectation plays a huge role in comfort. The context seems to flip a switch in people's brain.
People want news. It's a need as primitive as gossip. In fact, gossip is probably the answer to your question. But gossip is neither fast nor reliable, so people will inevitably invent news organizations to satisfy the need, as much as we have invented agriculture to satisfy our need to eat.
Perhaps when you say "news organizations" you intend a much more narrow definition, like maybe a "privately owned news organization"? That's a dramatically different question though.
An AI message for dating? Have people just given up on living?
Well yes, this was the original intent of crypto. Putting payment in the hands of the people. It's only been made terrible by tech bros and greed the same way the Internet has.