Just make plastic coins with holographic certs on them. Think of the economic stimulus as all vending machines everywhere need to be retrofitted to accept them!
1. You are ignoring causality. 2. You are ignoring the speed of gravity (which is very likely c). 3. You are ignoring the fact that nerve induction doesn't work all that quickly.
Typically the person who's assets are seized can't sue, because they're found to have no standing, since the assets themselves are 'charged' with the crime. If you can't get into a lower court, the SCOTUS can't hear a case about it and it can't be ruled unconstitutional.
A watch is a decent bomb trigger. A cellphone is an *amazing* bomb trigger, since it's literally dial-a-boom. Better arrest all the kids that have any of these; never know what they might be planning.
Police can't be seen to be wrong. This is the same country where a cop can point-blank open fire on a fellow officer he was well-known to and have it ruled a 'good shoot'.
Free speech isn't limited to the First Amendment, really. The First limits what the government can do in regards to speech, certainly. However, a private website disallowing certain types of speech is still impinging on 'free speech'; it's just perfectly legal for them to do so.
First Amendment =/= Free Speech. Particularly since not everyone on the internet is a USAian.:)
Similar to the Car Wars question above, I've wondered if a multiplayer OGRE sim has ever been considered. First person combat where every gun is firing nukes... I mean, come on! Who wouldn't want that?
Yeah, transformers often vibrate at 50/60Hz (transformer hum), and other components like switching power supplies will produce a high-pitched, 'pressure-like' tone due to the switching frequency. I remember being able to hear the flyback transformers in old CRTs before they went extinct (and my ears got old).
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Just make plastic coins with holographic certs on them. Think of the economic stimulus as all vending machines everywhere need to be retrofitted to accept them!
I'd miss all the insane dashcam and drunk Russian videos, though. :(
I mean, when you think about it, who writes the laws?
... swelling in you now.
1. You are ignoring causality.
2. You are ignoring the speed of gravity (which is very likely c).
3. You are ignoring the fact that nerve induction doesn't work all that quickly.
True, but without getting a cut the locals will be less likely to bother with it.
Typically the person who's assets are seized can't sue, because they're found to have no standing, since the assets themselves are 'charged' with the crime. If you can't get into a lower court, the SCOTUS can't hear a case about it and it can't be ruled unconstitutional.
So... by getting yourself killed?
What makes you think judges/courts have anything to do with arbitration?
Er... if he's omnipotent, then he can create something in the space that he already occupies (or vice versa)... because he's omnipotent.
Uh... you can't be stationary in spacetime. Everything always moves at c.
"Constructing inherently imperfect theories" is essentially the definition of science.
Uh...
A watch is a decent bomb trigger. A cellphone is an *amazing* bomb trigger, since it's literally dial-a-boom. Better arrest all the kids that have any of these; never know what they might be planning.
Police can't be seen to be wrong. This is the same country where a cop can point-blank open fire on a fellow officer he was well-known to and have it ruled a 'good shoot'.
How do we even know the warm dust isn't the substrate for an advanced civilization?
Ah, but can you prove that any individual in the class was affected? No? No standing.
"Oleogustus" is just a terrible word. At least "umami" doesn't sound disgusting. XD
I kinda figure the question answers itself at "the government is breaking the law."
I dunno, 14-0 in favour of the autonomous car, I think "compare favourably" is a bit of an understatement.
Free speech isn't limited to the First Amendment, really. The First limits what the government can do in regards to speech, certainly. However, a private website disallowing certain types of speech is still impinging on 'free speech'; it's just perfectly legal for them to do so.
First Amendment =/= Free Speech. Particularly since not everyone on the internet is a USAian. :)
Oh man I love nitrogen triiodide. Great for sneaking onto the runners of your labmate's desk drawers.
I'm from Canada and... well, things are pretty decent here.
Similar to the Car Wars question above, I've wondered if a multiplayer OGRE sim has ever been considered. First person combat where every gun is firing nukes... I mean, come on! Who wouldn't want that?
Yeah, transformers often vibrate at 50/60Hz (transformer hum), and other components like switching power supplies will produce a high-pitched, 'pressure-like' tone due to the switching frequency. I remember being able to hear the flyback transformers in old CRTs before they went extinct (and my ears got old).
"I'm sorry you were offended. I'm not sorry for what I said."?