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30 Minutes with Tim Butterly | Full Special
Fuck yea Tim! 🙌🏼
u/Independent-Data4542 — 2 days ago
Elon Musk unveils Mars colony blueprints: 100-Walmart-sized personal homesteads for every Martian.
Elon made the announcement this afternoon, walking the media through designs to make the first massive homestead near the Boca Chica SpaceX facility as his personal residence.
And that didn't even include the adjoining garage, stocked with one of every vehicle on Mars—the "heavy machinery package," as he put it.
According to Musk, Martian homesteads the size of 100 Walmarts will capture the imagination of the entire world. He believes everyone—from academics, world leaders, professionals across all sectors, teachers and students, podcasters—will love talking about what is possible with 100 Walmarts of space, noting that the freedom of the design is highly reminiscent of the classic homesteading era, which captured the imaginations of our ancestors.
The full presentation, including the high-resolution blueprint renderings and facility layout schematics, has been uploaded to the media portal here: SpaceX Mars Colony Architectural Designs & Blueprint Gallery
The rise and fall of every scale of civilization—from the individual, the pair, the family, the village, the town, the city, the state, the nation, to the empire—is an unbroken cycle. Collapse occurs when an empire collides with another equally capable or greater system existing entirely outside its historical sphere of interaction. Across long timelines of trade and movement, everything dies in the space between them. Vast distances become impossible as foreign pests erase native agriculture, unfamiliar habits introduce unadaptable plagues, and alien power structures seed constant opposition. The distance between these empires destroys ordinary people through disease, cultural divergence, and failed trade. Only specific outliers—shaped by rare DNA, early vaccination techniques like blood-sharing, and deeply entrenched trading houses—can cross these immense distances, endure the foreign environment, and return with the rarest of goods benignly. When the empire's slave-keeping hardens into an entrenched caste system over centuries, it draws the ire of highly mobile outliers, and the resulting fracture becomes an exodus.
On Mars, long-term survival demands this monumental scale of homesteading to guarantee absolute physical insulation. While material security is entirely covered and reaching out for broad social interaction remains seamless, true endurance relies on massive, self-contained territory. When an agricultural pest, a lethal pathogen, or a disruptive worldview that directly threatens your way of life begins to circulate, having a hundred Walmarts of personal space is not a luxury—it is the critical geographic buffer required to absorb the shock, adapt the environment, and remain a good Martian. However water will always flow from the Earth to Mars, which will always create a constant apocalyptic hazard. Mars needs to be prepared for something like a google plex or much much more of comparable apocalyptical occurrences when compared to Earth.
u/DorianicJude — 2 days ago
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Tires - job well done in setting up the next season
Just got done with season 3, and damn, I can't wait for the next one.
You've got
- the competing tire chain that's gonna open up,
- Takataka tires that probably want to break their contract with Valley Forge who also have a problem with marketing their tires well, and
- Will's entrepreneurial friend, and his company that does marketing for other companies
I just want to watch Gerbies somehow beating all of them at their own game and stumbling his way into the most unlikely business victory of all time. Long live the Grool King.
u/another_norman — 2 days ago
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Tires writing
I’m all for a good comedy show but tires this season also has some great writing. There’s this climax moment/scene in this season where Shane’s dad, Will, Bonnie,Dave are all in the office arguing about everything that led up to this point. Almost a melting point of the show. I think the scene in about to explain was Shane’s idea. Shane walks in Affter a rough day, and just says “what are we doing here” “I’m Shane, and I’m a mechanic, and I don’t have any fucking idea. What’s going on” idk why but the scene stuck with me. And my first thought was A- that’s a dope scene and sentimental and. B-Shane definitely wrote that. Thoughts?
u/Nice_Guide7719 — 2 days ago
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What the hell happened to Joe Rogan?
I used to be a heavy Joe Rogan listener in the 2010’s. Now a days I tune in just for certain episodes for his guests, like protect our parks for Shane. I listened to the latest protect our parks and what the hell happened to Joe? I thought he painted himself as a “free thinker”.
I know this probably isn’t the right subreddit to post this in, but every conversation turned into a conservative talking point, and half of them ended with Jamie having to be like uuuugh Joe, that’s not right. All the guys seemed uncomfy, to the point where Shane kept trying to change the subject. I’m from Canada so I’m pretty removed from this stuff but goddamn.
Like him constantly defending trumps insider trading and corruption. The Israel- Argentina stuff, Joe being convinced that Amish people don’t have autism cuz they’re unvaccinated. Every episode I’ve listened to in the past year he talks about trans athletes. It’s a literal soundboard for right wing loonies. Why does someone like him even care about stuff like that? Let alone talk about it constantly. Jamie and Shane fact checked him like 8 times in this episode and he was consistently wrong.
What the hell happened to him? Has he been so lambasted by the left that he’s just now convinced by any right wing conspiracy theory he hears? How does this happen? Is this just the state of america right now? It’s crazy.
Like having literal clowns like Andrew Wilson who is notoriously clowned on every corner of the internet for saying dumb shit and pushing awful stereotypes just to have a totally normal conversation with him?
Joe was so down to earth, It’s honestly scary that someone can change their views so extremely and so quickly and how someone who paints themself as a free thinkers and independent mind can just be so brainwashed.
u/CustomerEmotional397 — 3 days ago
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Is Tires Worth Watching?
Saw some people say it was Mid but curious to hear yall thoughts?
u/TheWhoppingWave — 3 days ago
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Why is S3 Shane such a pussyhound ladies man
He gets the chick at the women's business seminar to get him beer just cause he says she's hot like a waitress
Then after making an ass out of himself through dms and deleting his account the lady just shows up at his job and within like 5 mins of hanging out is just gonna blow him
He was definitely gonna bang that tv producer
Then of course Lucy, the lib who just came from an abortion rally wants to keep the kid of a dude who's showing so little interest in her, and went out on a date with another chick she knows
He couldn't be more Mr. Cool
u/Own-Recommendation42 — 3 days ago
CHange.org Petition to Fast-track NVG-291 for stroke survivors
Here is a link to a petition to get NVG-291 fast-tracked for Stroke patients. I believe this group is eager to see as many patients as possible receive the treatment, and this is a small way we can help in the advancement of the therapy.
u/anna_sh68 — 2 days ago
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Dairy Queen
Not sure if someone already called this out, but Dairy Queen being part of Tires Season 3 Ep 1 reminded me of their commenter nemesis from way back. Funny to imagine DQ thinking it’s a shoutout - even funnier to imagine he’s right.
u/Remarkable_Land_9529 — 3 days ago
My mum's hands, showing the effects of rheumatoid arthritis.
u/purelyforwork — 6 days ago
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Absolutely incredible photos of the Young Bol from 02’-03’
Credit: @the_sprinkle_snob on Instagram
u/Bleary21 — 6 days ago