Oilfieldbiology
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re: 100 Most Liveable Cities in America (2026)
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/9/26 at 2:43 pm to Govt Tide
Great, just what the South needs, more good press that will draw yankee and west coast transplants.
re: The State of Louisiana and it's taxes are Trash
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/9/26 at 2:39 pm to FlyingTigerBo
Socially conservative, fiscally liberal baby. I, for one, just love all the services and infrastructure we get for all we pay
re: Do you think the process to getting a driver’s license in the US is too easily attained?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/9/26 at 8:31 am to Mike da Tigah
From your link:
We are at a higher rate, almost 20% higher when normalizing for distances driven. But it’s not 2x or 4x higher.
More people drive here and more people drive at high speeds (interstate vs urban driving).
To answer your initial question, we 100% need more stringent training for drivers license and we need parents to teach their kids better. However, lifestyle differences explain the gap and actually make us much closer to the rest of the developed world than initially claimed.
Eta
Has driving ability gotten worse since parents have offloaded drivers training to Drivers Ed and away from the house?
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U.S. distance-based death rate (1.11 per 100 million vehicle miles traveled) was higher than the average rate among 20 other high-income countries (0.92)
We are at a higher rate, almost 20% higher when normalizing for distances driven. But it’s not 2x or 4x higher.
More people drive here and more people drive at high speeds (interstate vs urban driving).
To answer your initial question, we 100% need more stringent training for drivers license and we need parents to teach their kids better. However, lifestyle differences explain the gap and actually make us much closer to the rest of the developed world than initially claimed.
Eta
Has driving ability gotten worse since parents have offloaded drivers training to Drivers Ed and away from the house?
re: Do you think the process to getting a driver’s license in the US is too easily attained?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/9/26 at 6:57 am to Mike da Tigah
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I believe that this contributes largely to the amount of deaths on the roads here to that of the UK where you’re 2.5 times more likely to die in an automobile accident here than the UK.
Source?
re: Has anyone else been relentlessly hammered with spam calls this week?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/8/26 at 9:30 am to VolsOut4Harambe
I get about 5-7 per day about my loan that I applied for that I was recent approved.
It’s annoying as shite.
It’s annoying as shite.
re: The world you grew up in no longer exists
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 6:22 pm to GreatLakesTiger24
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The world you grew up in no longer exists
A man never steps into the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.
re: Isn’t it kinda fricked up that archeologists just remove people from their graves?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 1:42 pm to sta4ever
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Mostly because if you dig up someone from a grave, they’re no longer able to go to heaven.
Under which faith is this espoused?
re: Isn’t it kinda fricked up that archeologists just remove people from their graves?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 1:41 pm to PsychTiger
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What if what you find is boxed away by the government and given to Top Men to keep stored in a government warehouse where it will never be seen again?
Well since it’s not to be studied, it’s grave robbing.
re: Isn’t it kinda fricked up that archeologists just remove people from their graves?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 11:12 am to _Hurricane_
Brother you clearly live a comfortable life if this is what’s bothering you.
The real question to ask is what is the time requirement for grave robbing to transition to archeology?
The real question to ask is what is the time requirement for grave robbing to transition to archeology?
re: Bring Us Your Favorite 2021 and Beyond Memes
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 7:23 am to kywildcatfanone
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Why is there a 50 lane highway to begin with?
re: Josh Pate “ND would win the SEC this year.”
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 7:16 am to SECCaptain
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Mendoza is a better pro prospect, but they might actually improve at QB this year. Hell the entire team is going to be better outside of losing Ponds and Coogan
How can you say this realistically? They graduated so many massive contributors and culture guys that were solid to good players, not to mention the 3 elite players you already mentioned. They and Miami were the oldest teams in CFB last year and the Indiana guys had 3+ years in Cig’s system.
I’m not saying Indiana is going to fall off and go 7-5, but there is no way they are better at 20/22 positions.
re: Road trips for every SEC football team this season
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/7/26 at 7:11 am to turnpiketiger
WVU, yes. Cincinnati? No.
Honestly, Cincinnati should have been a big east school.
Honestly, Cincinnati should have been a big east school.
re: 49ers Facility Substation already in mid-season form
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 2:55 pm to MightyJoeYoung
If you want to electrify the grid and build data centers, there will need to be many more substations all over population centers.
re: Full ride crapping on LSU this morning
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 11:33 am to lsudave1
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According to the national media, LSU is the only school who has ever hired coaches who perviously coached at other schools and we are evil for doing it. They get up in arms about it every fricking time and it's ridiculous. They have done it now with Mulkey, Kelly, Kiffin and Wade. Apparently we're supposed to be hiring random people to lead our programs because god forbid someone leaves their coaching position at a different school to go to LSU.
LSU is supposed to be a shitty, country bumpkin school that feeds on the scraps gifted to us from those in the ivory towers in the B1G and costal schools.
re: Full ride crapping on LSU this morning
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 11:31 am to 2ManyChampionships79
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Sorry if you don’t have sirius radio lol
In the era of free or greatly reduced price of streaming apps, the sorry folks are the one that still pay for Sirius Satellite radio.
re: Select 5 dbs from the 21st century to start at safety/corners?
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 7:56 am to champj3
Picking the best safeties is really era/offensive philosophy dependent.
Are we facing Bama pre-Kiffin? I want Chad Jones, Laron Landry, Craig Stoltz, or Jamal Adams in that order.
Are we facing the offenses of the last 2010’s? I want Delpit and Adams for their versatility, speed, and coverage skills against TE’s and bigger slot wr’s.
CB’s is Peterson and then a really tough choice between White, Stingley, and Delane.
Star has to be Tyrann right? Who else is in the running here unless you want another safety like a delpit or an Adams.
Are we facing Bama pre-Kiffin? I want Chad Jones, Laron Landry, Craig Stoltz, or Jamal Adams in that order.
Are we facing the offenses of the last 2010’s? I want Delpit and Adams for their versatility, speed, and coverage skills against TE’s and bigger slot wr’s.
CB’s is Peterson and then a really tough choice between White, Stingley, and Delane.
Star has to be Tyrann right? Who else is in the running here unless you want another safety like a delpit or an Adams.
re: Clay Travis really thinks a high school boys team could defend this
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 7:51 am to stout
Honest question, does she make these shots in practice or in warmups? Particularly the outside jump shots?
re: LSU student rape case.
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/6/26 at 7:50 am to Night Vision
We have the best judges folks.
re: Super El Nino to bring most extreme weather since invention of printing press
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/5/26 at 8:03 pm to cgrand
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the size of the human brain has not changed for tens of thousands of years. the ancients were no less intelligent than we are now. we just have better machines
Humans were better versed in more disciplines back in history than we are today, but we are better in our specialities, on the hole, than the ancients were.
re: Super El Nino to bring most extreme weather since invention of printing press
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/5/26 at 7:58 pm to cgrand
I did read it. But the bottom line is there are more trees on earth now than there were 35 years ago.
Yes, I understand it’s not old growth forest and I too agree that protecting natural forests like the Amazon, Congo, Pacific NW, etc is paramount to ensuring the planet is healthy. I’m a huge proponent of incentivizing integrated and regenerative farms vs mono crop industrialized farms.
I’m also not ideologically handcuffed to not be able to see that there is more plant biomass on the earth today than there was 35 years ago. That’s a good thing.
Yes, I understand it’s not old growth forest and I too agree that protecting natural forests like the Amazon, Congo, Pacific NW, etc is paramount to ensuring the planet is healthy. I’m a huge proponent of incentivizing integrated and regenerative farms vs mono crop industrialized farms.
I’m also not ideologically handcuffed to not be able to see that there is more plant biomass on the earth today than there was 35 years ago. That’s a good thing.
re: Super El Nino to bring most extreme weather since invention of printing press
Posted by Oilfieldbiology on 8/5/26 at 4:08 pm to cgrand
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we are dumping carbon into the air and cutting down trees
This is actually false. The earth has increased plant biomass lately
The Earth now has more trees than 35 years ago. It’s has gained the square mile equivalent of a combined Alaska and Texas
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so it is in our best interest to know whether we can actually do anything about it, and to predict the impact of the overall change as accurately and as soon as we can.
I agree with this, but the models haven’t been even remotely close to accurate yet. They have actually been so far off that they lose substantial credibility and anyone who takes them seriously now and calls for massive economic hardships to appease them is doing so foolishly.
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we have been in an ages long climatologically stable period. if that were to end we would really see some severe impact.
If it has been ages long, what makes you think we have any control over it?
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affecting the ocean currents for example)
How are we impacting the ocean currents?
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