Just to add, alkaline substances turn fats into soap, making them not only dissolve in water, but also help dissolving the surrounding fat.

Acids are much more harmful to metals, and wouldn’t have this effect.

Hum… And Stargate is any different?

In case you want a serious treatment, for nominal profit:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_economics#The_Keynesian_multiplier

For real profit, labor productivity must put some limit on it somewhere, but I have never seen anybody look at it.

Either way, “profit” is not something you squeeze out of society. The nominal one can’t be unbalanced, and the real one is hard to even track.

You may get some better answers if think in terms of wealth inequality. But that one won’t appear on the coarse level of the wikipedia article.

A has been consistently improving it since before the change, so it’s only possible that they are managing to the metric if they had earlier access to it.

B may be doing that, but the graph doesn’t actually measure how many bugs you closed. Those ones seem to have decided to manage by the metric, removing the variance but targeting a high, comfortable level.

Agreed on C, they did a large “hey, we will be measured by that now” one time effort and then forgot about the metric.

The change didn’t improve anybody’s performance.

You might want to check that first source again.

About the second one… WTF? You’d wish to consult your Catholic traditions from some Catholic authority. Not whatever that is. But the first paragraph is almost normal, stick to it.

but South Americans usually farm them if they’re a pest, rather than exterminating them, as they are very good meat animals

As a South American… Eww! Are you getting your facts from ChatGPT?

Catholics aren’t allowed to eat meat on friday

Again, as somebody that was grown catholic, where are you getting that from?

Mostly large snakes and jaguars eat them. Otherwise, nothing is really a danger.

There aren’t many videos out there of creatures trying to eat a capybara.

It takes some ferocious kind of predator to even attempt it.

Well, ok, turns out I wrote a definition of the next line.

It’s a nonsensical economical theory, with no definition on the context of economics.

If it had a definition, it wouldn’t be nonsense, would it?

“Trickle down economics” is a rhetoric instrument by which people try to convince the public that taxing poor people and fiscally spending in rich people will increase the poor people’s quality of life.

If you are asking this seriously, trickle-down economics is an absurd nonsense theory, there are no examples of it.

Also, money changing hands is not what creates wealth, and those security details would be just an artificially maintained middle-class that can never be large.

Yes. This isn’t as bad as the dark lenses without UV filtering that people are throwing around.

But it doesn’t reduce the UV incidence either.

Yoda pass the training to Obi Wan as “homework” in the end of the Clone Wars. Anakin isn’t around at that time.

Just to say, but baby Yoda has been for 60 years running around the Jedi temples.

It’s really sad how in 2 movies we didn’t see enough of this for it to become obvious.

That’s cannon. But I don’t think Anakin has gone through the “get back from the dead” training either.

Less than half, because glass isn’t a great heat conductor.

You should look for semi-reflective or tinted glass if you want it to not let warmth pass in to your home. (And if you have double glasses, only the external one should be treated.)

The UV-blocking glasses will warm you less, but as you noticed, not enough to make a sensible difference. They add absorption of a very small band of light that isn’t the most intense on Sun-light and is also absorbed by the atmosphere.

IMO, Severance is even weirder.

On Fallout they can at least say to themselves that they wouldn’t nuke their city to get more power. But Severance is about exactly the kind of stuff that they do.

And the resistance are Vietcong.

Now add those two.

The movie Gungans were already one of the most badass groups on the franchise. They are just unfairly portrayed by the focus on Jar-jar (however badass Jar-Jar may actually be).

The Clone Wars just increase that by a few notches.