Brython Fly: a blog of things one might try

 And now, I present, the most amusing way to potentially break everything the net was built on......

user how much cheaper is a big bag of M&Ms than a tank of gas? ChatGPT To compare the cost of a big bag of M&M's with a tank of gas, we need to consider the average prices of both items. However, these prices can vary significantly based on location, time, and other factors. As of my last update in January 2022, here's a rough estimation: 1. **Cost of a Big Bag of M&M's**: The price of a large bag of M&M's (about 1 pound or 454 grams) typically ranges from $5 to $10 in the United States. This price can vary based on the store, location, and any ongoing sales or discounts. 2. **Cost of a Tank of Gas**: The cost of filling up a tank of gas depends on the vehicle's tank size and the current price of gasoline. As of early 2022, the average price of gasoline in the U.S. was around $3 to $4 per gallon. A typical car might have a 12 to 16-gallon tank, so filling it up would cost between $36 and $64. To make a comparison, let's us...

 We need gasoline because we initially optimized for the extraction from oil as a species. But, for thousands and millions of years, lemons and lemon trees have been around. Well now we have the option of using lemons and turning it into ethanol. But for cheaper. Now GPT griped about feasability because it has half the contextual awareness it would need. But, realistically it hammered out the parts that would make it cheaper than oil refinement. And anyone can grow a row of lemon trees on land they own.