Is the ultraviolet light in the room with us at this time?

I think so Brain but what if using 60 attosecond X-Ray pulses on Ice XXI does not in fact make the perfect cup of tea?

[looks at my electric kettle on my desk at work, same brand/model kettle at home]

Been using an electric kettle since moving out on my own at 17 and renting a garage room near college (no kitchen stuff). Lived off of raman and frozen burritos (once I got a mini fridge and a small microwave). This was in '80s Florida and current New Mexico.

With almost 50 years of grinding coffee beans every morning (starting with a blade grinder in the late '70s), I've gone through a fair number of grinders. Finally found one that has lasted almost 10 years: Capresso grinder. It is electric but the grind time dial is a just a spring loaded rheostat. There's no sensors or buttons to stop working. Reminds me of the old washing machines in the '70s; just a spring loaded dial controlling things.

Filter paper types can also impact coffee flavor.

One of the reasons I prefer Chemex pour-over is the thick filters remove a lot of the acid/sour taste from coffee.

But then fresh ground beans in a Chemex was the first type of coffee I ever had. By the time I was 10 years old Mom had me making the coffee in the mourning so she could get ready for work.

Still, might give the instant they say is best tasting a try.

observing electrons motion collapse the electron cloud wavefront?

Or is the observer effect just an artifact of theorization?

Management: "Where's the fun in that?!!"

Eee-le-ven!

Look, I have one job on this lousy ship. It's stupid, but I'm going to do it, okay?

This post has been brought to you by 3 pine trees and 1 mountain stream, vaporized.

I wonder what the Chinese Sugar Water will be called when it colonizes the world?

[grabs my wooden shoe, trips and falls down]

I worked for a few months is an assembly plant in Florida (no AC). Consisted of soldering components to boards. The kinda stuff robots do now, or rather, 3D printers.

But yeah, there were the older folk there, some who had been pickers in the groves and fields.

When will China show western execs and politicos how they deal with surplus labor?

"We're number 1, we're number 1!"