This seems like a bad example, there is a good video by modern MBA on taco bells value menu that mentions McDonald's losing money with the dollar menu

Sean Carroll had a great take: everything is waves in fields and we know of five fields: Strong Weak Electric Gravity Higgs

Particle behavior arises from interacting waves. So anything that acts like a particle is actually waves interfering with each other.

I've been in grad school for ten years, I'd choose less school.

Emission laws made big trucks easier to produce than small trucks in the US, I miss the days of the short bed pickup. Still like my 98 taco and use it for hauling hay.

I put Trek: Total Interface and Total Launcher on my phone to replace the normal Android interface and for the first time in fifteen years I like hearing my phone make noise!

They work really well on my pixel 3 and respond much faster.

Thioacetone

That's gotta be a whole new cheese tax bracket!

Can we talk about variable scope? Is x changing inside a called function without so much as a pointer being passed?

https://phys.org/news/2024-01-quantum-entanglement-topology-inextricably-linked.html

If I recall correctly, taco bell started the value menu war but they made items that were designed to be priced at one dollar. Burger King, Wendys, and McDonald's discounted existing items that cut into their previous prices in response.

Is that how all the ghost kitchens got started?

Sorry, I think this is the video https://youtu.be/WKh85_81US0

Interestingly, taco bells lower performance gave them more freedom