That’s not what some evidence said, although Giuffre said both 17 and 18 at different times. Also, she alleges other 17-year-olds were involved, which is an allegation contradicting your posts saying no allegations.

Indeed, untested in court, but the allegation is there, contradicting your posts earlier. That’s all.

Also, Giuffre’s statements on her age at the orgy differ, but the pilot’s notes put it in early July, before her 18th birthday.

She was 17 at the alleged orgy and the age of consent in the US Virgin Islands was 18, so how do you figure that out?

Yes, he has, by Virginia Giuffre.

The Epstein island orgy accusations involve the underaged, as some participants were 17 and the age of consent was 18 there.

Well it is nothing to worry about. Nothing much you can do about these isolated random incidents other than learn general life skills like some self-defence and push the authorities to keep learning when they decide on the rules about how to handle these things. So far it seems like the rail workers did good, to put it mildly, and the police response was very swift, maybe helped by Huntingdon having an armed response police station about 500m from the rail station.

Worrying and switching from trains to cars would be irrational because of their relative general safety records meaning you’re very slightly less likely to be stabbed but so much more likely to be in a bad crash.

Keep calm and carry on!

No. I use an ab mask anti-fog cloth on them. I’m still using up cloths I bought during the pandemic. When it’s really foggy, they still mist up, but not simply from my breath.

More like https://www.specsavers.co.uk/glasses/gideon?sku=33145013

I find I need “cowboy” glasses with no gap at the bridge to avoid the wind stinging my eyes. I wear prescription glasses. I have worn ski goggles when there were big wildfires, but they’re usually too much.

hmmm… but at least they’re being exploited for the benefit of the commonwealth not the capital! (whistles past the graveyard)

Ben & Jerry’s is very dense

Apparently so dense that they thought Unilever wouldn’t interfere with the campaigning.

Well, that’s Mondragon OK then. And the other sorts of co-op? I think the consumer co-ops may be the biggest.

the idea that when the company is making lots more money it can do lots more good with it

The sales pitch of co-op carpet-baggers to their members since time began! It seems that “social entrepreneurs” aren’t immune to the siren song.

Depends if you view any larges co-ops as a multinational, or are they merely alliances? Not all capitalist, though.

How about mentioning in the sidebar nebula, who owns it and that it’s paywalled?