Human Faire Food

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Fincher
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Human Faire Food

Post by Fincher »

Hola SMBC readers,
Am I the only one intrigued by the robot ordering four food, yet only receiving three?
Or is this some perspective thingie that we only see three?

Guest

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In the third panel there's a hidden food behind the two foods on the left. You can even count up four blue food-nipples.

Guest1

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So does this mean that robots won't use money, or that they won't keep it in banks?

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Guest1 wrote:So does this mean that robots won't use money, or that they won't keep it in banks?
Everyone knows that a robot society would be a post-scarcity economy and would finally be able to implement mature communism. So no money.
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I suspect the foods are batteries, actually.

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Post by Kollin »

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ghori92

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I think more people need to put in their two cents. In my opinion, farming food is effected by the farming loans. I mean the cost must be divided across the chain, no?

NathanGreen

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Post by NathanGreen »

I like to experiment a bit with my snacks at home. Yesterday, realizing how much of a fan I was with cheese on crackers and also melted cheese, I thought I might try putting melted cheese on crackers.

I mean, cheese on crackers is tasty, and so is melted cheees, so by putting the two together, it's only logical that the end result is twice as tasty, right? WRONG. Turns out the tasty scale is actually logarithmic, so I was mildly disappointed with the outcome.

Anyway, that's my cullinary highlight of the week.
Good day.

CharlesCarpenter

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Post by CharlesCarpenter »

I loved Epoisses cheese, - a soft cheese made from raw cow's milk in Epoisses, France. It has a creamy and dense texture with a unique soft red-orange color. I found where it can be ordered online https://www.gourmetfoodstore.com/cheese-and-butter/epoisses . By the way it matures for at least six weeks, Epoisses gains complexity in both texture and flavor, making it a delightful choice for cheese lovers.

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