Those were some of my favorite books in elementary school.

To my knowledge, you'll be distilling out the alcohol by freezing beer in a consumer freezer. The freezing point of alcohol is really cold (colder than a consumer freezer can get), so all the non-alcoholic beer stuff will freeze and the alcohol will be left as a liquid in the bottom of the tray. I'm not saying to go out and try this, I just know that distillation by freezing is something people in cold climates do to make moonshine (put the mash in a space below freezing, chip off the ice that forms at the top, enjoy the distilled liquor underneath).

This made studying ancient history very hard in college.

It's gonna hurt.

I'm not passing judgement on "was the killing justified," just saying that it almost certainly won't get mentioned by the MSM because details like that tend to be "inconvenient."

"These people achieved great things late in life," that reminds me, I finally set a world record at 31 (7 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds to complete Masterplan Tycoon, a speed that is half of what it takes most people to complete). Setting/breaking a world record was a dream I had as a kid and teen, but kind of let it go once I figured "it won't happen," then I played through Masterplan Tycoon and said "hey, I'm pretty good at this game," did a little research and found out I'm actually "exceptionally good at this game," and then one weekend made it official and now my adolescent self is proud of my mid-adult self.

Details like that aren't important. Just look at what happened in how Kyle Rittenhouse was covered when he shot a "poor defenseless" sex offender.

Thank-you.

Oh, that makes more sense then.

I don't think I've seen a more perfect demonstration of what AI is capable of than a person licking the side of a tea cup held by the handle. This so perfectly captures "I know what I should be doing, but I don't know how to do it" that is AI.