Is that still true if I add vodka to the orange juice?

I'm not the original poster but I think they meant the logo programming language. Basically you write a script which moves a turtle around on the screen and draws a line behind them.

It's unrelated to the Lego plastic bricks

I'll remember this as I eat my sausage egg mcmuffin for breakfast

It's similar to an early chapter of snow crash by Neil Stephenson

So you are guessing about society 7000 years ago?

Ok yes sauces have calories but who really counts the sauce calories if you are already eating chicken nuggets? Like if you are eating a salad and count the dressing, maybe but the intersection of calorie counting people and chicken nugget eating people can't be very much

Where is it not true?

Most likely you are correct

Are you buying or selling?

People don't think that way.

1. I know I shouldn't work for evil Inc but I need to pay rent next month.

2. Yeah but that won't be an issue for many years so I'll be far past dead and it's someone else's issue.

3. If I can set it up so my children control the last source of fresh water in the area they will be powerful and envied. My lineage will continue far into the future.

Yes working cooperatively would be beneficial but most people prioritize themselves.

Most of those breakers are not even connected to anything and seem to be randomly placed in hot or off position.

A racing game where you deliver pizza. It's in a city with cars driving around doing their own thing. Issue is, you are a poor pizza delivery person and gas is expensive so you don't have a car. You have a skateboard and a electro-magnet harpoon gun. You shoot it at cars which pull you behind but have no control over where they go or how fast they go. They could stop randomly and you slam into the back. When they take a turn you could retract the cord and get closer for a tighter curve but less time to react to anything around the corner. You could extend the cord but risk slamming into the building on far side of the intersection or ending up going head first into oncoming traffic.

There are no "tracks". There is a starting point and a ending point in a city. How fast can you get there? Do you go most straight path there? Do you take the highway for safety but have to loop back to destination? What if the car dragging you takes a turn you didn't want? Do you just follow or release and try to coast till there's another car to pull you?