The name of the guy? Albert Einstein.

Ok let's use those numbers:

Let's say the ratio is 1/100. Rather investing in 100 diverse small - medium projects @ 2 million each or in one big 200 million project with a increased risk for bad management decisions and safe (boring) story & mechanics which leads to at best ok ratings? I would choose the former but i'm not a CEO type.

Also, I think phone screenshots with low battery is kind of a meme of its own, so maybe they immediately looked there to check lol

I'm not sure if it's the same in other parts of the world but in the US the first of the pair of arrows before an intersection are a good indicator of if you can pass through before the light turns red. There are sometimes intersections that don't have arrows or where they're not distanced for that, but the majority are like this, I've seen.

But also more generally, as long as you are going a consistent speed and the light is actually yellow at all when you last see it it should be safe. Speeding up to make it through is a disaster waiting to happen.

There's a great book "The Mathematician's Lament" that talks about how math teaching is almost guaranteed to make people hate it, but it's maybe not a conspiracy. Or is it!?

Can't wait for the chubbyemu video to explain the science of what happens here

I really need to stop being obsessed with compacting my builds to be as small as possible, it makes it a lot harder to leverage the aesthetic blocks. This looks so clean.

Gotcha, your issue is it straight up says "raise taxes for white neighborhoods" without the needed context of "current tax law has advantaged predominantly white areas, and so this bringing their tax responsibility to a value that more fairly represents their usage"

I 100% agree with prices having bloated over the last decade. The first card I bought was a 380 for $80, but $700 for a mid-low tier card is an extreme exaggeration

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=10036%2C40368&P=8589934592%2C51539607552

looks like it indeed is

Cool, so instead of a sim rig I can just use my car and a projector

For games with any sort of "victory points" system, I always start off teaching them with the exact same sentence: "the goal of this game is to score points." Sets the stage nicely for explaining the rest of the-- ah, nevermind, they've already glazed over