Or staying up longer than you should… or looking at screens too long… or…

Oy, no need to call me out like that... I should turn off my phone.

"Bedankt voor uw stem op Hugo de Jonge."

That man's pedantry is truly beyond parody.

Ik denk dat vrijwel iedereen kan leren dit te doen ongeacht intelligentie, zolang je maar een grondig gebrek aan empathisch vermogen en een beetje charisma hebt. Je hoeft alleen (dood)zieke mensen keihard voor te liegen en als ze wanhopig genoeg zijn waait het geld zo binnen.

Beef jewelry?

That technology is nowhere near mature enough to provide a solution to the mentioned problems in the next decade or two.

I agree with the comic. I do however disagree with the title. I think the Hamas' attack shouldn't to be called "resistance", just as Israel's response shouldn't be called "self defense".

This is the tunnelbak where the main protests are. The speed limit is actually 70 km/h as shown by the sign visible in the street view. It is about 500 meters from where the A12 ends at the corner of the Malieveld.

I think it is unfair to describe "holding a pre-announced protest" as "jumping into traffic". I imagine they take care to do it safely.

I think it should also be noted that the road is located directly between parliament and the ministry of economic affairs and climate.

Porque no los dos?

If profit drives Putin, why Ukraine and not another neighbour who hasn’t been courting NATO and accepting western money, weapons, training, etc since at least circa 2014? The answer is because the US chose Ukraine to provoke Russia.

Well, there's really no reason to use hard power on any country that hasn't been courting NATO. You can just use soft power (Belarus, Kazakhstan) in that case. Precisely when this ceases to work and a country does starts approaching Russia's rivals, Russia appears to employ their military power (Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine).

Well, to be fair, it is a depiction of a bicycle.

Don't you want a dominant gene? Anyway, if you want to know more watch: Unnatural Selection, Episode 3. It's on Netflix and worth a watch, it discusses gene drive in detail.