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If memory serves, this joke was the zeitgeist in which Upton Sinclair found himself in 1905-1906.

In 1906, Sinclair acquired particular fame for his muckraking fictional novel, The Jungle, which exposed the labor and sanitary conditions in the U.S. meatpacking industry, causing a public uproar that contributed in part to the passage a few months later of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act.[1]

Is the meat okay? Maybe we should make safety regulations to keep the meat quality high

I would love to have some more lore that fills in more puzzle for me. I get that a good narrative leaves you with more questions than answers, but I feel sufficiently teased. Just fucking tell me that Gold Roger was no angel. Tell me that Xebec read the poneglyphs and one of them said that Imu was the Earth God and created devil fruits. Give me something, Oda!!

Mihawk is too young to be Xebec's contemporary, thank god

do nothing

win

Oh? Badpost = bad? Can I have a source on this? Rational philosophy is probably tough for tankies because they're so frickin emotional

When you switch from the emotional attachment to the fragile mons to hype moments and aura close fights and improvisation become the main attraction.

Bit idea: lampoon him for using AI to do art and don't take no for an answer

And the breakthrough was so cutting edge I hadn't published anything about it before nor do I remember what research inspired my search so it's truly back to pinning the tail on the donkey

Not to mention I forgot which suppliers I worked with so there's no hint from the receipts from the supplies I ordered and I never needed anything custom or weird in my equipment or reagents. Nor did anyone keep and record of my SOPs. I just wish an accreditation agency required me to have back ups of data

I guess it's time to collectivize medical research so it could have been safe inside of a cloud and part of other laboratories' research as well

Who do you think gave you the mass to grow with?

Holy cannoli! What's the fastest way to stop the violence in Palestine so that there's no more war trauma?