Yep, here’s a video about it and an example of an egg being fried on it.

Glass is a pretty poor thermal conductor so it takes a bit more heat from your stove to make the frying pan hot, but at the same time it means that whatever you’re frying isn’t getting as hot as quickly so it’s less likely to burn or cook unevenly, and you can shut down the stove earlier than with a traditional pan and still have it fry something.

Like most things in life, it’s a trade off and what you think of it depends on what you’re going and how you want it to be done

And if you do give them entire essays worth of data, facts and arguments for change they will dismiss you, probably call you a commie and generally respond with “I’m not reading that”!

Reading the part of this article about London being paralysed by tube workers I could only think about the Crowdstrike shutting down millions of systems and yet, life went on as if it didn’t even happen unless you were yourself affected