Yeah, site prep. Once we delayed for buried cables.

My friend had to listen to coffee lectures from his barista every day.

Privacy groups listed that smartwatch in a report two weeks ago. Your review probably highlighted its good points, which are still valid. Adding a disclaimer about the tracking software would address the guilt... and help readers.

Actually, the funk she's talking about stays put. Oxidation kills the fresh flavors, not the sour tang.

The 2016 replication project in social psychology really shifted my perspective. It showed how easy it is to get trapped in circular reasoning without robust data. For a theory to hold water for me, it needs to make falsifiable predictions that survive rigorous testing. Arguments from authority don't cut it, I need to see the mechanism explained clearly, like in evolutionary biology where you can trace adaptations. Otherwise, it's just intellectual fashion, and we're all just nodding along without real progress. That's why I lean towards theories that engage with counter evidence rather than dismissing it.