SwingingTheLamp

Aside from the usual, I go out of my way to get kasoori methi (dried fenugreek leaves). It adds a certain "pop" to many dishes. I could never get an acceptable palak paneer until I realized that this herb is what was missing. It serves a similar role as cilantro, so super-tasters might try it as a substitute to learn why other people might actually like it.

Here is osmium, a framework and tool to work with OpenStreetMap data.

Here ya go.

Laboratory instruments controlled by shitty software that's somehow tied to a particular version of Windows, and won't work with 11. And, of course, the manufacturer won't update it, because they'd much rather you drop a quarter million on the new model.

There’s a reason New Yorkers hate going to Times Square :]

They're privacy-conscious and don't want to appear in stock footage?

Crikey, very well-written and well-reasoned! I would just add:

(4)(b) Human have perfect information about the world.

In order to make rational choices, producers and consumers need perfect information. This also ignores so much of reality. Again, there are so many examples, but even in a simplified model transaction of buying a loaf of bread includes so many variables that it would be impossible to know them all: All of the bakeries offering bread, the prices they ask for their loaves, the sensory quality of the bread, the nutritional quality, the bakeries' food safety standards, and so on. Imagine trying to investigate the food safety record for the producer of each item in your typical grocery cart—an impossibility.

Well, that's the thing, isn't it? It doesn't matter what people say, the truth will reveal itself no matter one's feelings about MAGA or liberals. Whatever people have said about other politicians, I've been watching the President's mental state deteriorate in a manner congruent with the progression of dementia since the early signs in his first term. And, for the record, no, that doesn't mean he's going to be gone soon. The life expectancy after diagnosis is years; he might die before the end of his term, or (with the best care in the world) he might not. We'll see about Schumer, too. I haven't seen any dementia symptoms in him, but I haven't paid any attention to him, either.

But Trump was showing early signs of dementia during his first term. He's showing signs of rapidly-advancing dementia now. Non-dementia health claims about other politicians without evidence in no way discredit the claim that he's visibly declining with dementia symptoms. The difference here is evidence. (And is it really an improbable that an elderly President would suffer dementia in his second term, and that his staff would try to cover it up?)

That's weird, even by hyperbole standards. Which politicians, exactly? I'd only heard it about Biden, because Repiblicans project enough for an IMAX multiplex.