Oh, balls.
Look, cherry-picking your data to show what you want may convince some, but the fact is that using a year with an extremely strong El Nino effect as your starting baseline is dishonest.
Long term global temperature trends are still UP, not down.
I'm serious. I've been on flights where fellow passengers apparently subscribed to the "perfume instead of a shower" school.
And it was disgusting, and made my flight a hell, with clogged sinuses and the concomitant ear congestion that results in excruciating pain until the congestion clears (oh, it only takes a few hours). Benadryl and Claritin and any other anti-allergy drug don't help.
unless you had like 3 espressos, the only speed you could do it at was 1X. Well, yeah - if you were such a malaprop that you couldn't use 3 magnifying glasses at once, anyway.
Part of it isn't even that people are necessarily getting more cancer.
Doctors are finding more cancer. More testing and better testing will have that effect.
Building 7 did not fall down at free fall speed. Video shows objects *actually* in free fall, falling faster. Same goes for the collapse of the towers.
Oh, and that 'molten steel'? Never verified as such, and almost certainly it was molten aluminum. Workers reported seeing molten *metal*, or they simply assumed it was steel, but the fact is that the ruins were hot enough in places for aluminum to be molten for days or weeks after the day - and there was a LOT of aluminum in the wreckage. All the cladding on the outside of the towers was aluminum, for a start.
Actually, the US currently spends MORE per capita than Canada on the publicly-funded parts of its healthcare, like Medicare. And those programs don't cover everyone.
So the upshot is that Canada is providing healthcare to everybody, and spending less per person than the US, who provide healthcare to only some of the population. That's not taking into account the amount spent by people on private insurers, either.
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Got it.
The robot revolution will be remembered as starting with "Stop hitting yourself! Stop hitting yourself!"
Doesn't have any record for me at all, and my name, as far as I know, is unique in my country.
It looks like it's all the G series that ran on the Linux firmware, so that includes the GL but leaves out the G from V5 on.
Long term global temperature trends are still UP, not down.
I'm serious. I've been on flights where fellow passengers apparently subscribed to the "perfume instead of a shower" school.
And it was disgusting, and made my flight a hell, with clogged sinuses and the concomitant ear congestion that results in excruciating pain until the congestion clears (oh, it only takes a few hours). Benadryl and Claritin and any other anti-allergy drug don't help.
Oh.
Now I understand all those dirty looks I've been getting.
Hey, if English was good enough for Jesus it's good enough for me.
Of course, once you're in Earth orbit, you're halfway to anywhere.
Of course, there's also the problem of multiple EMP bursts, ranging from low to high altitude detonation. Those probably wouldn't be desirable.
Part of it isn't even that people are necessarily getting more cancer. Doctors are finding more cancer. More testing and better testing will have that effect.
When you have an axe to grind, all you see is grindstones.
Building 7 did not fall down at free fall speed. Video shows objects *actually* in free fall, falling faster. Same goes for the collapse of the towers.
Oh, and that 'molten steel'? Never verified as such, and almost certainly it was molten aluminum. Workers reported seeing molten *metal*, or they simply assumed it was steel, but the fact is that the ruins were hot enough in places for aluminum to be molten for days or weeks after the day - and there was a LOT of aluminum in the wreckage. All the cladding on the outside of the towers was aluminum, for a start.
Actually, the US currently spends MORE per capita than Canada on the publicly-funded parts of its healthcare, like Medicare. And those programs don't cover everyone. So the upshot is that Canada is providing healthcare to everybody, and spending less per person than the US, who provide healthcare to only some of the population. That's not taking into account the amount spent by people on private insurers, either.
Now that John Holmes is dead, anyway.