Those issues cut across regions as well as in between them. You're living in a fantasy land if you think changing the local power dynamic is going to resolve. Those concerns often don't bother to stop at national borders, either.
Your definition of "ages" is different than mine. You also may have missed the point where Europe united and encroached upon the former Warsaw Pact countries and even into the former U.S.S.R even though Russia remains the largest country in the world. I like your "Invasion" straw-man though. That's slick work.
If they're smart, they might unite defensively and economically. Maybe they'll call themselves the "United States of America" or something like that. I don't think countries that split up on ideological grounds are going to unite very easily without considerable turmoil.
The geo-political reasons why splitting up the country are even stronger now than in 1860. We'll be a bunch of squabbling, tiny nations, internal trade will be hampered, more wars will break out, and we'll be at the mercy of big, foreign powers. That last is something we Americans haven't experienced from the pointy end of the stick.
In otherwords, it is now and has always been a dumb idea proposed by hotheads who don't bother to think.
Me no write good. I meant that in the age of Doom I never knew anyone who did what OP did and paid to make a pirate copy legit. I am contending the notion that people are mostly honest about paying up for pirated stuff. Everyone I knew pirated everything and paid nothing.
I think calling it auto-aim is a bit of a misunderstanding of whats going on. My experience with doom suggests that the shot hits the first creature that's vertically inline with the gun. It's drawn at some z coordinate, but there's no z axis in actual game play, it's just graphical sugar.
I think women are considered to be better combat pilots than men these days. I suspect that men will always be more attracted to flying at supersonic speeds and blasting other planes out of the sky.
I know several extremely talented women programmers. I don't know *any* that program for fun.
If your mind is tilted one way or another on GW because some jackhole said something to some other jackhole on a web board, then, my good sir, you have problems.
Yeah, actually that's a serious problem. You may think the ACA is a bad step, but to to think it's "very harmful to the country" to the point where sabotaging it seems a better option than trying to help it is nuts. You've already slipped away from logic at that point.
That sounds like a physiological response and not one dictated by physics. There's no law of physics that the body has to store excess mass just because it has energy tied up in it, nor that it has to dump mass just because it transitions it to a lower energy state.
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Those issues cut across regions as well as in between them. You're living in a fantasy land if you think changing the local power dynamic is going to resolve. Those concerns often don't bother to stop at national borders, either.
Your definition of "ages" is different than mine. You also may have missed the point where Europe united and encroached upon the former Warsaw Pact countries and even into the former U.S.S.R even though Russia remains the largest country in the world. I like your "Invasion" straw-man though. That's slick work.
If they're smart, they might unite defensively and economically. Maybe they'll call themselves the "United States of America" or something like that. I don't think countries that split up on ideological grounds are going to unite very easily without considerable turmoil.
The geo-political reasons why splitting up the country are even stronger now than in 1860. We'll be a bunch of squabbling, tiny nations, internal trade will be hampered, more wars will break out, and we'll be at the mercy of big, foreign powers. That last is something we Americans haven't experienced from the pointy end of the stick.
In otherwords, it is now and has always been a dumb idea proposed by hotheads who don't bother to think.
Bitcoins have almost no purchasing power.
That's a bad policy.
Is that really the motivation? Strong gravity? How the heck do neutron stars fit into such a scheme?!
Calculus isn't science.
Me no write good. I meant that in the age of Doom I never knew anyone who did what OP did and paid to make a pirate copy legit. I am contending the notion that people are mostly honest about paying up for pirated stuff. Everyone I knew pirated everything and paid nothing.
Surprisingly, Bob Dylan can a little. See Nashville Skyline.
"A buddy of mine and I played Doom forever, heck we still do on occasion."
This checks out.
I never new anyone that paid for a pirated game.
Holy crap, when you start a level and hear a cyber demon, that was terrifying.
I think calling it auto-aim is a bit of a misunderstanding of whats going on. My experience with doom suggests that the shot hits the first creature that's vertically inline with the gun. It's drawn at some z coordinate, but there's no z axis in actual game play, it's just graphical sugar.
Art couldn't compose or write much, but Paul can't sing.
One giant leap for mankind.
It's eagles or arabs. I'll choose eagles.
I think women are considered to be better combat pilots than men these days. I suspect that men will always be more attracted to flying at supersonic speeds and blasting other planes out of the sky.
I know several extremely talented women programmers. I don't know *any* that program for fun.
If your mind is tilted one way or another on GW because some jackhole said something to some other jackhole on a web board, then, my good sir, you have problems.
Yeah, actually that's a serious problem. You may think the ACA is a bad step, but to to think it's "very harmful to the country" to the point where sabotaging it seems a better option than trying to help it is nuts. You've already slipped away from logic at that point.
It's even stranger. They ordered him to do it.
To be fair, not many companies give employees much reason to be loyal these days.
money
But they never established that Enterprise was studying gaseous anomalies, only Excelsior
That sounds like a physiological response and not one dictated by physics. There's no law of physics that the body has to store excess mass just because it has energy tied up in it, nor that it has to dump mass just because it transitions it to a lower energy state.
It's pure PHYSICS that if you need a certain number of calories, and if you do not consume enough, you will lose weight.
No it isn't. Calories aren't mass.
Also the early turning point where the pre-cogs make a shocking prediction.