NoSpiritAnimal

No, my point with “functionally” is that it can be killed.

Biological immortality is a very specific concept indicating an absence of aging and the absence of an increase in expected mortality along with age.

I just mean that something can still eat it. This is an easy concept to understand if you’re not focused on correcting people needlessly.

This is what I mean by functionally.

There is a functional difference between being pedantic about the word “functionally” and supplying relevant information.

My comment indicates that the animal can still die, your comment indicates it doesn’t age.

Do you see the meaningless distinction?

No, I meant functionally. As in practically. For all intents and purposes. As in under normal conditions.

It’s like if I said “You meant ‘searching for’ and not ‘looking for’”, when looking indicates visual searching.

In other words it’s a meaningless distinction in the usage and I would look like a real dickhead pedant if I insisted you use another word.

Hey it’s my first thought on hearing that Boeing satellite “exploded for no reason”.

There is a species of jellyfish which is functionally immortal. When they get too old they simply turn into children again and re-age.

Edit: I’m not saying it’s not biologically immortal, I’m saying functionally immortal because I’m indicating that it can still be killed.

Saying something doesn’t experience aging is not the same as insisting it cannot die.

2+2=4 is not less correct because 2x2 also equals 4.

He can drop his lawsuit if he likes, but the countersuit isn’t up to him.

Discovery should be interesting

They don’t aspirate when they run, their organs slosh around and just sort of push their lungs enough to keep them alive.

Horses not breathing while running opened a whole new world of anxiety for me.

The Bourne Identity fight choreographer also based his fights on the fights in the movie.

If you’ve ever seen both movies it’s very obvious.

This movie came out in an era of shooting from the hip action stars, and John Cusack and his Kickboxing Instructor put down one of the best movie fights ever.

Also Dan Akroyd’s “POPCORN!” will never make me not laugh.

At 60 MPH the Hummer EV has the same kinetic energy as a 1993 Honda Civic Hatchback going 120mph.

I can’t even get my mom to stop believing that her bank would text her asking for her account info.

Are you asking the US or Japan?

The paradox of tolerance is only a paradox if you don’t believe in the social contract.

Beliefs that violate the social contract deserve no protection under it.

Wow you’re all over the map, huh?

It’s named after the founder, who was a German immigrant named Jungling.

Immigrant names were often spelled how they sound by barely literate immigration agents.

So Jungling is pronounced Yewng-ling and became Yuengling.

The current CEO (Dick Yuengling Jr) is a nepo baby piece of shit Trump lover.

Not getting paid doesn’t affect workers?

I think you’re letting your emotions get the better of you, and using an alt to upvote yourself is pretty sad.

So your plan to fix capitalism is to do nothing?

How exactly does preventing the working class technicians from working fix capitalism?

Yes it is you with a poor grasp of what this software is for.

Ok? I know what techs and service writers use CDK for, I was one for many years. I used CDK and ERA/Reynolds.

Hint: if it’s not for selling cars then how does it affect poor people the most?

By preventing techs from working and service writers from writing, they can’t even order parts to fix cars. And it’s not just dealerships that use this software, that’s a pretty ignorant and classist assumption to make about a huge segment of the working class population.

Despite your insane ramblings you’ve yet to explain how so I’m waiting to hear whatever excuse you pull from your ass.

Ok.

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