It's a reference to Alberto Grandi and his theses about the origins of many popular Italian dishes that are perceived as "traditional" but did not become mainstream until after WWII (and that Italian cuisine before that was much more regional and less homogeneous).
I think there's something to those arguments, but it is worth noting that he's not really a "food historian" as he's often described but a professor of economics and management.
What country would that be in? Because where I live (Germany), medical researchers face pretty much the same challenges as researchers in other fields.
I too would be happier if I refused to see problems that exist in the real world. Ignorance is bliss.
It's a two-way bike lane, which means there's only this one path on this side of the road for bike traffic in both directions. One lane is blocked completely by parked cars. Let me know if you need any more help analyzing the issue.
I started with 32MB, and I agree (aside from browsing the internet and having to wait for an image to load). I never get tired of linking to this blog post, which captures my feelings perfectly.
Lol, they're gonna make it SaaS and move it to the cloud before that happens.
Nor do bagboffers and whopnicks.
Back in my day, we used the 52x to burn 52 discs simultaneously at 1x speed.
Just one more lane, bro.
Learned something new today while listening to a podcast about US politics.
Me: *walking down the hallway before going to bed*
Cat: Absolutely fucking not.