Absolutely!
Yep
Essentially yes.
Normally, the amount of neutrons generated in a fusion reactor is an issue. Here it is an asset.
If some magical genie pays for it, clothes. My phone is not expensive, but clothes are pretty hefty priced these days.
Yup, already loooooong ago
UPD. Checked it out, the second part was released in 2016
Good, I also think the "some money" part in the end can be removed. It's obvious and at the same time makes it sound a bit more rough than it needs to be.
...or you do neither of those?
Alright bud, you went too far into angry trolling territory.
Gosh, what .today has become these days...
This is one of the most problematic parts about vigilante justice and why it should be gone for good, regardless of what they are trying to achieve.
Nope, I'm not getting there. Sure, ephebophilia is a thing, and so is hebephilia, but in a given context there's no point in this distinction.
I'm only saying that many cases of child abuse do not involve pedophiles/hebephiles/ephebophiles/whatever. Children are the easiest to take advantage of, and this is what drives quite a few hypersexual non-pedophiles to become child abusers despite not being predominantly attracted to children/minors to begin with.
Regardless of reasons, whoever abuses children deserves punishment - although I would much prefer for the police, not vigilantes, to be involved in it.
Guess this is what happens when you meet real people online who are not artificially enraged - a productive conversation!
Congrats - you just destroyed yeasts and useful molds (both are fungi).
Now we don't have bread and most alcoholic beverages, skin is lacking natural protection, and yes - no more blue cheese.
In seriousness, this kind of opinion shows lack of understanding as to why those ecosystems are preserved in the first place. Not only are they directly responsible for producing things like oxygen, they prevent a lot of natural disasters (drought, cataclysmic hurricanes, land erosion, etc), and are able to naturally replenish their own resources, unlike agricultural land that either needs influx of matter from natural ecosystems, or requires finite resources extracted from Earth (for example, apatite).
As much as we think of ourselves as the conquerors of nature, in the long run we still cannot exist without it. We didn't figure it out.