The difference in gas prices between german/belgian petrol stations along the border and cheap, unmanned gasstations inside the country is so small it hardly pays to make a 10km detour for it, let alone the 100km+ distance most inhabitants would need to drive.
Out of curiosity, why not? Apart from attracting poorly educated programmers who use it to create insecure crap, what is inherently problematic about it?
But seriously I also think that the way the towers imploded and collapsed looked very controlled and artificial
Did you see some other towers collapse than I did? It doesn't look anything like a controller implosion. For one thing, controlled implosions always "pancake" from the bottom, with the main mass of the building squashing the lowest floors first. (See here, or any of a million other videos), while the WTC pancaked from around the point of impact, or 3/4 of the way up.
Secondly, the towers didn't come straight down at all, Notice the tilt of the top part in this video. The towers coming down did some serious damage to neighbouring buildings on their way down, too.
That's because that books contains only one line, and it's "Fly, fly, fly, as fast as your little wings can carry you, away from anything that's Oracle."
So to prevent people from illegaly using my dead body as an organ buffet, I have to register to let people legally use my dead body as an organ buffet?
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That's 70km across, not circumference.
There's a lot more of it?
You've confused grade with degrees.
0.017 degrees @ 100km is about 30 meters
I'm partial to the beerware license myself
A lot of (most?) dutch intra-government traffic uses their certificates.
See https://loket.amsterdam.nl/ for instance
no, why would they?
Gold mined by slaves is still gold, and I guess the same applies here.
Not everyone lives in Amsterdam, you know
The difference in gas prices between german/belgian petrol stations along the border and cheap, unmanned gasstations inside the country is so small it hardly pays to make a 10km detour for it, let alone the 100km+ distance most inhabitants would need to drive.
On that we can certainly agree.
Out of curiosity, why not? Apart from attracting poorly educated programmers who use it to create insecure crap, what is inherently problematic about it?
Did you see some other towers collapse than I did? It doesn't look anything like a controller implosion. For one thing, controlled implosions always "pancake" from the bottom, with the main mass of the building squashing the lowest floors first. (See here, or any of a million other videos), while the WTC pancaked from around the point of impact, or 3/4 of the way up.
Secondly, the towers didn't come straight down at all, Notice the tilt of the top part in this video. The towers coming down did some serious damage to neighbouring buildings on their way down, too.
How is this not theft, and why aren't people prosecuted for it using existing legislation?
What does that have to do with anything?
you're surprised at what a guy who's his own father can do? really?
If this anthropomorphic universe you speak of is willing to do so much work for us, you bet it all revolves around us.
FTFY
I'm pretty sure they're not.
There's no such thing as irradiated helium, or at least, none that has a half-life time of over a second.
Female: GO SUCK A GIRLS NIPPLE!!!
This is sound advice, no matter what your opinion about pokemon is.
That's because that books contains only one line, and it's "Fly, fly, fly, as fast as your little wings can carry you, away from anything that's Oracle."
Reading comprehension is hard I guess.
What if aliens were to do that to us one day?
Then we die.
What, you think our actions on Mars will somehow prevent aliens from elsewhere doing to us whatever they are going to do to us?
Ah, so this is a case of the ends justifying the means then? In that case, why bother with the registry? Just use all organs you can find.
So to prevent people from illegaly using my dead body as an organ buffet, I have to register to let people legally use my dead body as an organ buffet?
Nice one.
(Sorry. Am I being too mean here?)
Only if the strawman is sentient.