That’s not tech, that’s policy. Technologically there are no holdups to this, capitalism just needs it to not be so

Good synthetic meat exists, it’s just more expensive to produce so you usually can’t buy it at like a corner store or something

There is never just one political message for an entire TV series. You can go much more granular with this stuff. One blatantly obvious example off the top of my mind is the episode “Squidville”. Messages here are “Diversity and differences are good. A life where everyone is the same would be boring and tedious” and “You’re not better than other people just because you are different”

In Germany it’s just primary school teachers. For secondary school teachers, I think the wages are solid. The working conditions are still absolutely shit which is why I turned away from the profession (at least for now). But the wages are not the problem there.

If Great A’Tuin was real I believe by now it would have been annoyed enough to throw us all off

what the fuck are you doing to have been permabanned three times

Reminder, dass nichts über 0% AfD je normalisiert werden darf

Weiß ich nicht, ist doch irgendwo CDU mit bisschen farbig lackiert

Also dogs differ a loooot more in their DNA than humans. Humans are pretty homogeneous genetically speaking with only 0.6% inter-individual differences. And of those differences, only a small fraction is related to different geographical backgrounds

I mean you pretty much answered your own question. The UK never colonised China to anything even remotely close to the degree they colonised India. Which is also why there’s more than 4 times as many people with Indian heritage in the UK than with Chinese heritage. So there’s absolutely zero reason why there should be as many Chinese restaurants/dishes in the UK as there are Indian restaurants/dishes.

I mean, being a pet seems like a really good life if you have good owners