From the article
Cultured skin, as they put it, can heal itself, carry biological sensors like our own to provide sensitive touch, and could also have benefits in medical or human interaction contexts.
I'm horrified to ask, but what do you mean?
I like "Robber Barrons". I just wish it didn't sound so cool.
If you grew up as an edgy church kid you got a lot of opportunities, I'm sure.
Nah. It used to be an A, but some recent updates have kicked it down to a C. If you want a real A tier planet try Cromdomulom 12.
That doesn't sound like a problem with socialized medicine, so much as a problem with Canada's socialized healthcare system.
Like I'm pretty sure their right wing has been doing everything they can to dismantle their healthcare system. That's definitely going to reduce the speed and quality of care.
My city has one or two trans bars. Cis people are allowed of course. But most of the clientele is some flavor trans or nonbinary.
It makes me feel so much less conspicuous when I look out at the crowd and realize I don't stick out at all. I imagine this could serve a similar function to fat people who want to go to the beach.
But that's a good description of that series, or at least the first book. So it's a pretty bad, bad description.
For real, I hate having the conversation about the movie I just watched with someone drowned out with a trailer for some shitty original.
I mean, this is how far our standard of living has fallen in the US.
Like, back in the 80's and 90's it was pretty normal for a family to subsist on a single income, in a reasonably nice house, with all of their necessities taken care of. It was so normal that even a brainless loser like Homer could do it.
Also because back then, kinda fat = automatic loser
They got two things right: Science can be wrong sometimes. And you should Google petrified wood (it's really pretty).
It doesn't stop them, but it requires very little effort and definitely slows them down.