A picture or two would have been helpful to spice up the story.
Stephen Biesty's cross sections are my reference for most engineering.
Detail, clarity and humour. Simply gorgeous.
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Safari selects the images with the image/jpeg content type, but those URLs appear to point to AVIF images (i.e., image data encoded using AV1 and stored in an HEIF container). AVIF is only supported by Google Chrome. This results in the images appearing as broken placeholders in Safari.
AIR I've only ever seen single occupancy toilets in UK castles?
Christianity: include a whole book about romance and sex in your sacred text (the Song of Songs).
I really wish people would read the Bible before opining on what Christianity says.
Are Baptists considered Evangelical? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23591306
See also Abelard, Sic et Non
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Carter_Stapleton befriended Larry Flynt.
Befriending someone does not in any way require that you approve of their choices, though.
I would guess Ruth did not approve of Larry's choice to produce pornography, as it's the antithesis of the traditional (approving) Christian view of sex, where sex is deeply interpersonal and sacred, so much so that it can only function as it's meant to in a long-term, committed monogamous relationship, a.k.a. marriage. Pornography turns an individual's sexuality into a performative falsehood that's then commoditized - few approaches to sex could be more opposed.