...no, and another thing you shouldn't take your fucking shoes off on the plane or in the gate area. Or talk on your fucking speaker phone, or watch god damn Youtube videos without headphones.
the societal standard of grooming and hygiene doesn't take away anything from "personal freedoms". You're certainly free not to comply, and I'm free to question the general sanity of people who don't have the self respect to shower and put on clean clothes when they go out in public.
https://www.callawaygolfpreowned.com/iron-sets/by-player-type/game-improvement
get him something with a 5-PW. standard flex shaft, standard lie and loft. Get him 3 hybrid, Driver and a putter. He needs golf shoes. By 16 he is physically developed enough that a full swing will cause no-cleat shoes to slip.
All in on clubs you can get that done for $300 or so and have something that will work for a very long time or until he gets the golf equipment bug. Then sorry about your/his wallet
Lessons. There are a shit load of garbage golf "pro's" out there teaching nonsense. Take your time and look around before signing on.
no offense intended. didn't realize the link went to an actual article.
I didn't get the "feeding on itself" context of the comment and was thinking more about the images of cows unable to walk and falling down that played on a loop anytime Mad Cow disease was discussed in MSM.
I dislike amazon as much as the next guy, maybe even more. That said, the "techspot" summary article is a huge simplification of a much larger wastewater issue in the area. It basically regurgitates and attempts to amplify Amazons culpability in an issue that frankly they are a rounding error in. But no one really gives a shit about well water and farmers but they do love to hate big tech(and rightfully so in many cases) so thats the hook I guess. The Rolling Stone article is worth a read(its linked in the techspot summary).
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/data-center-water-pollution-amazon-oregon-1235466613/
The good news, as I understand it, is nitrates are effectively removed from drinking water with Reverse Osmosis filtering which is a few hundred to few thousand dollars per house. Of course thats not free, but not digging up every distribution pipe in the area type issue(Flint, MI)
Disclaimer- I hold no bitcoin or crypto and as evidenced by previous posts am not knowledgeable in the space.
This got fed to me by Reddit yesterday, I assume because I looked up Bitcoin/USD price on google earlier in the day.
I would love to hear counter narratives from Crypto bulls, most specifically about electricity cost and miner death spiral.