I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly.
Do you want to know why training (for anything) works?
That's pretty easy. Simple example: Weapons.
Training how to use them means you can use them in a real battle/war.
That gives you a really good advantage compared to not being able to use a gun.

>then multiple that by 4 which equates $40 per month

You've got a wrong premise, leading to the difference you noticed. Apart from February, four weeks (28 days) do not equal one month (30/31 days).

That highly depends on what task you want to "dumb down".
On your chess example, if the pc calculates all possible moves, let it calculate less moves.
If it compares the current game to other gamers played by pros, give it less games as comparison.

>Does he record 4 intros one for each US time zone

Given the show is broadcasted all around America at the same time, this is the most likely answer.

"Want to get old? You better have good genes. Read more behind our paywall!"

I don't know man, that somehow doesn't feel very uplifting to me.

But hey, look at this wholesome social media post. It can't be that bad! /s

Meanwhile people work until they die and the Chinese government uses that same platform to control the narrative and hide their genocide on Uyghurs.
Panem et circenses.

Please don't tell me you've so accustomed to this dystopic shitshow to find this uplifting.

>but the air underneath you is pushing you up

Not how it works. Pressure comes from the top.
Think when you're diving. The deeper you go the higher the pressure, regardless of how much water is beneath you.

>But I don’t like your attitude.

Fair enough. I just don't like the attitude of humans thinking they're superior (be it animals or other humans) because I've seen the gruesome stuf they do based on that.

So we're clear that we humans choose the definition of superior?
'Cause a few comments earlier you demanded the science to proof that...

So you chose how to define superiority (in this case by intellect)?

Let me just quote myself here since it seems you didn't care to read my comment:

>so we make up definitions for superior that fit our view

Thanks for demonstrating my point though

Do you really need scientific proof that you can't outrun cheetahs or dive longer than dolphins?

>Humans love the feeling of superiority and we are far superior

*We actually aren't superior but like to belief that we are so we make up definitions for superior that fit our view

Gay/lesbian are different groups of people facing different issues.

>And why separate gay and lesbian when both are just as homosexual

Serious question or am I missing obvious satire?

Looks like someone needs a safespace without dictionaries.

Not how drone shows work.

>Bananas and grapes produce very few to no seeds at all.

Because we modified their genes with selective breeding. Unmodified banana.

>In other words, you have to buy seeds from Monstanto every time you re-plant.

That, too has also been done by selective breeding.

The point I obviously failed to make is that selective breeding and things like CRIPR aren't on different levels of modifications. Just other tools used.
That's why the debate about GMO, which afaik also considers selective breeding, isn't black and white but rather complicated.

>unable to produce fertile seeds

Hasn't that already been done by selective breeding? Like bananas and Grapes?

I'd figure they don't care about the alarm going off. What are people gonna do, call the police?

Oh wow, I somehow missed that. Thanks.
That's bad. Adobe has been unchallenged for too long. A lot of stuff they've pulled off since CC would have had big parts of their userbase running off if there was a considerable alternative.

Sry that's not an explanation but what paywall did they put up?
Pantone only makes sense in print, on screen you can only get a close estimate of what the color will look like and rgb to pantone converters are all around.

We've evolved to function under constant stress with little sleep for survival reasons.
Imagine our ancestor resting after escaping a predator. If bad luck happened and another predator spotted them, those who could get up and mobilise enough energy for another escape survived.
But that only works for a while.
I hope your dad got enough rest between those shifts or it is likely to have taken a toll on him/his health.

Short and simple, it's a skill like any other you have to practise.
Even if english is your native language and you can read it, take a look at old english scriptures, even before Shakespeare and tell me if you can read it without practise.

>what has keep them alive in a drawer or how do they manage flying through the air without any food?

Coughed? Bacteria in the air. Sneezed? Bacteria in the air.
Standing near someone who splits a little while talking? Bacteria in the air and on your clothes. Sudden movement that shakes those bacteria from your clothes -> bacteria in the air.

Even if it's not in the air and you use sterilised gloves, as soon as you touch anything that isn't sterilised you have bacteria on your hands and transfer them to the steak when touching it.
And so on.