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We had near 0% inflation for more than a decade. Average all those consumer staples price increase across 15 years and it's still modest inflation that was weoponized, both by the GOP and also the news media (because ratings.)


Normal inflation is wages and prices both going up by a couple of percent a year, which is fine. 20%+ abrupt increase in prices without a corresponding increase in wages, not fine.


Or set them out to lose some moisture for a few hours prior to roasting. Otherwise they are prone to steaming


IIR it was $1.50 month for NY Tel in the mid 80s, about the same cost as a hamburger for this times.


Back in the day, you had to pay to get an unlisted number but you could get a listed number listed in another name at no added cost.


I was vegan for about ten years but it was socially crippling. These days I am vegan or vegetarian 4 or 5 days a week and have chicken or seafood the other there. A recent angiogram showed my coronary arteries are clear at 62 years old despite higher than acceptable LDL lower than normal triglycerides and an overall cholesterol score of 260


It might not place neighbors at appreciable risk but wouldn't debris still prevent replacing the failed satellite with another one at the same precious original address?


Wouldn't debris at the same address (after some time) therefore have zero relative motion?


No, because the debris = tiny pieces of aluminum, will be pushed around by solar radiation. Also, there’re tiny meteorites, and other pieces of debris colliding with it, which adds energy to the system, if you like. TLEs are not maintained for small debris, so you can’t really predict conclusively. But my hunch is that eventually, the orbit will become a bit more parabolic, precession of which could put it into a trajectory of a S/C and cause a collision.


Things in geo orbit aren't perfectly stable, since the Earth's gravitational field is not perfectly uniform. Without active station keeping things tend to gather at two particular longitudes over the equator. So eventually that debris will probably end up at those points.


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Agreed, The Stand, notwithstanding.


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