Positive feedback loops, how do they work?
We’ve known about this for decades. An example: heating causes permafrost to melt releasing CO2 and methane, which cause more heat to be trapped, which melts more permafrost, which releases more green house gasses, etc.
Positive feedback loops tend to be very unstable, and can lead to runaway situations.
Just going from the website, an F150 Lariat is $68k in Canada, and the Lightning XLT is $69k. If you wanted a more comparable Lightning Lariat, it’s $80k.
Both the gasser and sparky version can be optioned up to well over $110k, which is insanity to me.
I was in that boat. I’m 56 now, and I’ve already had friends taken by cancer. It seems much more like a crapshoot at this point.
I only really remember PeeWee’s Playhouse on the big screen in the student union building on Saturday mornings when we were all hung over. It was a trip.
I rather like kbin and feel no need to go back to the other place.
At least not until it starts randomly logging me off.
Weak sauce. If they value you, they’ll get in touch. If they don’t, they never cared in the first place so what does it matter?
Torx or Robertson, are the only ones worth a damn.
“Doc,” he said, “sometime when the crew is up against it, and the breaks are beating the boys, tell them to go out there with all they’ve got and win just one for the Zipper.”
RIP George Zip