Troublebrew

I make alot of desserts (alot more than i should), and it tends to involve alot of chocolate. problem is, putting chocolate-covered dishes in the sink causes these red ants to take over the sink, and taking dishes out of the sink gets the ants all over my hand and it feels like they might actually be biting my hand. how can i prevent this? 

my feet are now rashy and burning due to reduced hygiene, making walking uncomfortable. it doesn't look like fungus, but it looks as though a war just happened on the skin. Is it still possible to quickly alleviate the damage? 

When living things feel pain from something such as a scratch on the skin, why can’t their brain just “turn off” that stimuli once the conscience knows about the issue?

how can they just summon fire in the air, it's just air

how can they just pass electricity through air, air is a very hard medium for electrons to travel through

know what IS in the air? humidity

water would be an acceptable thing to swipe out of the air with their fingers

then from there it can make so much more sense

they can likely rub all that water against a surface at high velocity until the friction starts a fire

or they can have some sort of small metal object that they can yeet across the room and use water to maintain a conductive wire-like connection running from their fingers to the metal object

THEN they can send electricity, likely from their own nervous system/life force through that "wire" until it reaches the metal object

in which the metal object will be close enough to the enemy that the electricity can THEN travel through the air in REALISTICALLY SHORT arcs to zap the enemy

Is there any kind of aircraft that uses a front-mounted propellor for forward takeoff/gain velocity, top-mounted propellor for vertical takeoff/hovering, and wing flapping for traveling arbuitrary distances on very low power consumption? if so, how do they put away idle propellors that would otherwise cause problems when others are active? 

What negative effects occur when i do a small food intake that contains little of the important nutrients my body needs for the day and fill the majority of the space left with a liquid intake such as milk? I do that alot and i worry if that is a really bad balance for my body. 

Are there autocracies where the person is actually super nice and just thinks that one single person can keep everything perfect without worry of corruption? or is that too much for any one person to possibly handle?