

Why are F-35s so difficult to mass produce anyway? Are there super-labor intensive composites or something?


Why are F-35s so difficult to mass produce anyway? Are there super-labor intensive composites or something?
When nobody else is around, they speak normally, the way pretty much everybody else talks.


execs and shareholders only care about growing the player
If this was true, the base version of the 6 year old console wouldn’t cost 650 and the pro 900 USD.


they skim off the floating oil in trash and sewers
There is not a meaningful amount of oil in random sewers.
Resturaunt grease traps are often located under sidewalks. It gets sold to companies that refine it for industrial uses, but some restaurants were buying that refined product for food. It makes absolutely no sense to put your grease into the grease trap, and then take it back out to reuse it when you could just not change your oil in the first place.
There was a backlash, it probably doesn’t happen anymore.
Chinese food is healthier than US food simply because there’s more veggies.
As far as the other stuff goes, I haven’t seen situations where those would be possible, but I understand things were very different 10 years ago.


There’s also no documentation of chibattas in Italy before the 80s, but 100% of people who traveled to Italy say they were around.
If it didn’t happen, someone was certainly going around saying it did.
Wasn’t the F-35 supposed to be cheaper? Surely they were designed for ease of manufacture?