Honest question: what kind of noise are we talking about? If the human eye is only sensitive to a very narrow set of wavelengths, and we remove all of those wavelengths from the environment so it has nothing to detect, then why would there be any noise in the measurement?
Those are maize dogs if they’re from that region of France. They’re just corn dogs if they come from anywhere else.
I don’t know of any system that will hold up if all the people in power just decide to ignore it. What we lack is a robust way to ensure that no one group holds all the power at any given time.
Thank you for that inspiring addition to the conversation.
We know we can Google it, but asking questions is what creates discussion.
Nah. That would piss off the mailroom employees, but they don’t control who gets sent mail. The weight costing money does hurt the people who make the marketing decisions, though.
Blame Kellogg
I mean, sure, but there was never anything stopping them from doing this in the first place except public pressure. Large companies changing tracks due to public demand is a good thing, and definitely a win.
I think its better to simply realize that a win doesn’t mean the fight is over. It’s okay to be happy about a success. Just don’t let up on the pressure.