1. It's the same order of magnitude. Yes, that's comparable. 2. The AC above you actually gives you the exact reason it's better than that. A gasoline internal combustion engine will be 20%-35% efficient at translating that 47.2 MJ to rotary motion of the wheels. A lithium air powered electric motor, however, is 80%-90% efficient. So you're looking at 9.4-16.5 MJ at the transmission versus 7.2-8.1 MJ at the wheels. Assuming a 95% efficiency drivetrain from flywheel to wheels that gas power goes down to 8.9-15.7 MJ. Yeah, that's pretty comparable. Of course, gasoline engines are over 100 years old and lithium-air battery systems less than a decade old, so I think there's some room for improvement there.
Yeah, in NK if you compare the US to NK you get put against the wall for implying any other nation could measure up to the greatness created by Great Leader and Dear Leader.
Monetary loss and injury to business: If a thousand magicians do this trick it's no longer as interesting to watch. If it's no longer as interesting to watch you're less likely to buy tickets to a show featuring Teller performing what was once a signature trick of his.
Injury to reputation: If he had 500 unique and exclusive tricks but now only has 499 he is a step lesser than he was before.
Wow. That's absurd. That's beyond absurd. That's Monty Python level absurdity. I can see it now, a thief informing a cop that he just stole everything from a cop and the cop going off to fine the car's owner.
I can't wait until a thief unlocks a car, steals everything in it, then leaves it unlocked for the owner to later be fined. I guess that means it's effectively illegal to have broken locks on your car or to lose your door key for older cars that have separate door and ignition keys.
What is going on here. I don't get it. This is pretty much just victim blaming.
Even real cops don't know all of the laws all of the time.
But if you peacefully request that they inform you what law you're violating there's a non-trivial chance they'll radio their sergeant to look it up for you.
Or want to interview across the country. What's that? Take 7 days off so that you can drive, all unpaid from your shitty job to get a chance at a better life in the land of opportunity? UNAMERICAN.
Except that, of course, jury nullification only works if you get a clueful jury member who actually wants to do the right thing instead of believing the judge when he says: "Your only job is to determine if this man did or did not expose himself to the public in a public place."
"Corporations are a person my friend..." -- Misunderstanding of Mitt Romney.
Anyone who bothered to look into the context of his statement would understand he clearly meant that corporations are made up of many persons (sometimes referred to as "people") and that each individual in the corporation is taxed on his own.
Of course not. Accidents with respect to coal power production only kill those dirty coal miners or cause meaningless towns far off in coalsville to become uninhabitable. The fact that they spew pollution, including radioactive material uncontrolled, doesn't matter because it's not/radioactive/. Oh, wait...
TFS doesn't outright say it but TFA is pretty clear -- the/vector/ was an Iranian. The/source/ was Israel. This isn't some attempt to pull wool over your eyes, dude. Chill.
Or even more braindead, just disgruntledpenguins.com and have that redirect to the detected platform subdomain with a chooser if it can't be determined which you belong on. (And a chooser on each page to get to the other one, of course.)
Yeah, unlawful imprisonment is in no way related to any of the bill of rights or Constitutional Law. It's more closely related to kidnapping charges -- you're not allowed to make someone go somewhere or do something without their consent.
If you read the 14th Amendment you'll realize that it says that each state must enact laws to ensure equal protection under the law. The amendment is imposing a requirement upon the states, not upon private parties.
I've said it before and apparently I'll say it again. This is how the interview would go:
HR Person: "Please provide your login credentials for Facebook." Interviewee: "I don't use Facebook." HR Person: "Right. 'Refused to provide Facebook login credentials.'"
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1. It's the same order of magnitude. Yes, that's comparable.
2. The AC above you actually gives you the exact reason it's better than that. A gasoline internal combustion engine will be 20%-35% efficient at translating that 47.2 MJ to rotary motion of the wheels. A lithium air powered electric motor, however, is 80%-90% efficient. So you're looking at 9.4-16.5 MJ at the transmission versus 7.2-8.1 MJ at the wheels. Assuming a 95% efficiency drivetrain from flywheel to wheels that gas power goes down to 8.9-15.7 MJ. Yeah, that's pretty comparable. Of course, gasoline engines are over 100 years old and lithium-air battery systems less than a decade old, so I think there's some room for improvement there.
Or that's just what he /wants/ you to think. Crazy like a crazy fox, they are.
Yeah, in NK if you compare the US to NK you get put against the wall for implying any other nation could measure up to the greatness created by Great Leader and Dear Leader.
Problem is that he agrees that the "me" in that statement /would/ be the most important part.
Go Ron Paul!
Maybe he used a teletype service?
doesn't seem like it should be copyrighted
Works subject to copyright law: "Pantomimes and choreographic works"
Monetary loss and injury to business: If a thousand magicians do this trick it's no longer as interesting to watch. If it's no longer as interesting to watch you're less likely to buy tickets to a show featuring Teller performing what was once a signature trick of his.
Injury to reputation: If he had 500 unique and exclusive tricks but now only has 499 he is a step lesser than he was before.
Wow. That's absurd. That's beyond absurd. That's Monty Python level absurdity. I can see it now, a thief informing a cop that he just stole everything from a cop and the cop going off to fine the car's owner.
I can't wait until a thief unlocks a car, steals everything in it, then leaves it unlocked for the owner to later be fined. I guess that means it's effectively illegal to have broken locks on your car or to lose your door key for older cars that have separate door and ignition keys.
What is going on here. I don't get it. This is pretty much just victim blaming.
Meh. Hanlon's razor is good enough to describe it. No need for a false flag operation.
Even real cops don't know all of the laws all of the time.
But if you peacefully request that they inform you what law you're violating there's a non-trivial chance they'll radio their sergeant to look it up for you.
Or want to interview across the country. What's that? Take 7 days off so that you can drive, all unpaid from your shitty job to get a chance at a better life in the land of opportunity? UNAMERICAN.
Except that, of course, jury nullification only works if you get a clueful jury member who actually wants to do the right thing instead of believing the judge when he says: "Your only job is to determine if this man did or did not expose himself to the public in a public place."
Except he'll be filtered by HR, not by a clueful interviewer.
"Corporations are a person my friend..." -- Misunderstanding of Mitt Romney.
Anyone who bothered to look into the context of his statement would understand he clearly meant that corporations are made up of many persons (sometimes referred to as "people") and that each individual in the corporation is taxed on his own.
Of course not. Accidents with respect to coal power production only kill those dirty coal miners or cause meaningless towns far off in coalsville to become uninhabitable. The fact that they spew pollution, including radioactive material uncontrolled, doesn't matter because it's not /radioactive/. Oh, wait...
TFS doesn't outright say it but TFA is pretty clear -- the /vector/ was an Iranian. The /source/ was Israel. This isn't some attempt to pull wool over your eyes, dude. Chill.
YEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!
Or even more braindead, just disgruntledpenguins.com and have that redirect to the detected platform subdomain with a chooser if it can't be determined which you belong on. (And a chooser on each page to get to the other one, of course.)
To Serve Man, anyone?
Right, because I'm sure subversiveantigovernmenttypes.com is going to just hand over their records to the FBI and CIA.
Yeah, unlawful imprisonment is in no way related to any of the bill of rights or Constitutional Law. It's more closely related to kidnapping charges -- you're not allowed to make someone go somewhere or do something without their consent.
If you read the 14th Amendment you'll realize that it says that each state must enact laws to ensure equal protection under the law. The amendment is imposing a requirement upon the states, not upon private parties.
I've said it before and apparently I'll say it again. This is how the interview would go:
HR Person: "Please provide your login credentials for Facebook."
Interviewee: "I don't use Facebook."
HR Person: "Right. 'Refused to provide Facebook login credentials.'"
Result: Circular file.
Because private entities aren't required to abide by the Constitution since the Constitution sets the framework for government.