"it's just that outside influences, left on their own and without context, don't even hold out the possibility of women doing something outside of a traditional role."
I would suggest that (me being the father of a daughter) you are simply biased in your perceptions. The media at all stages is simply filled with women doing every role there is.
"Feminism, among other things, wants men to calm down and not feel threatened by women" That is exactly as much projection as women feeling threatened by men. Before someone goes off into the physical thing, we're talking about presence on jobs here, not a fist fight.
You think women have brains and yet can't make up their own minds, being passively (whatever that actually means) coerced into not doing something they want? My, how condescending towards women, making you not a feminist either
The semantics are still screwed up as the laser does no pushing or pulling itself but simply heats up the little, tiny gold sphere. It's pretty tenuous to say that the machine generating the light being converted to surface temperature heating the air which bounces off the surface is providing traction.
Certainly not dealing with the subject at hand but Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within and AuroraTrek both have moments where the rendering is almost indistinguishable from live footage. Especially in closeups. FF was not 'random' by any means but AT is produced by one individual.
"if you construct one of the requirements to be "must urinate via a penis" it doesn't matter that you apply that standard to everyone who applies" - As that was never a requirement, regardless of your tenuous stretching of logic and 'fact', your entire argument fails.
"Besides, armies are not composed of average men" - utter bullshit. The Rangers perhaps aren't, but the general military is. It's still very important that your buddy be able to pick up your shot, unconscious body and carry it.
"Differences between men and women *on average* are meaningless." Physically, this is untrue.
"The average soldier can be easily replaced with exceptional women."
Which more or less negates your point.
Snopes isn't so sure. "We haven't yet found a verified news report of a drug testee whose cheating was exposed when urinalysis revealed him to be pregnant. (Pregnancy tests aren't a standard part of the drug screening process.)"
Pro Litteris, the Swiss copyright society for literature does not agree. Helvetica doesn't even make the top twelve. Most returns on a search of "most legible typeface" that are by professionals boil down to 'whatever you're used to and like'.
I hear that about games too, but in every game I play the F2P players are constantly bitching that things that cost (oh, those horrible microtransactions), "should" be free. It never ends and I don't think it would here either.
He said heavier than air flying machines were not possible. A difference. He knew good and well that birds flew. So he was not at all arguing that physics prevented flight, it was just his knowledge of mechanics that prevented him from imagining that a machine could.
You used transparent without any modifiers whatsoever, yet the article talks about anything but. Transparent means we - as in you and I - can see through it *all the time*. Kinda like glass, you lknow?. In the experiment they use that word to mean "nearly invisible to extreme ultraviolet radiation". Emphasis mine. So, not even actually transparent.
Going further, they used the FLASH laser (meaning a very expensive process) and produced "a spot with a diameter less than a twentieth of the width of a human hair" which retained your 'invisible' state "an extremely brief period - an estimated 40 femtoseconds". More of that there emphasis.
If that's the type of logic you use and respect, it's no wonder at all you believe cold fusion has happened.
Pretty sure he understood the point of the article. By personal experience, he disagrees. If you're appealing to the authority of the article - pffft! - authorities on developmental and coding methodologies are a dime a dozen.
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Very typical SJW troll tactic. Exaggerate his position to the extreme and then *pretend* you knew that was what he meant. Smashing.
The generally understood definition In production and development, open source as a development model promotes a universal access via free license to a product's design or blueprint, and universal redistribution of that design or blueprint, including subsequent improvements to it by anyone. disagrees with you. Universal = anyone = public.
I'm presuming you recognize yourself in his description of the creative mind.
And the girl will cut a hole in a napkin, take a rubber band and put a dress on a transformer.
"it's just that outside influences, left on their own and without context, don't even hold out the possibility of women doing something outside of a traditional role."
I would suggest that (me being the father of a daughter) you are simply biased in your perceptions. The media at all stages is simply filled with women doing every role there is.
"Feminism, among other things, wants men to calm down and not feel threatened by women" That is exactly as much projection as women feeling threatened by men. Before someone goes off into the physical thing, we're talking about presence on jobs here, not a fist fight.
Yes, that's what was said. Passive coercion is just that. Only a delicate little flower (stamen or pistil) would succumb.
You think women have brains and yet can't make up their own minds, being passively (whatever that actually means) coerced into not doing something they want? My, how condescending towards women, making you not a feminist either
The semantics are still screwed up as the laser does no pushing or pulling itself but simply heats up the little, tiny gold sphere. It's pretty tenuous to say that the machine generating the light being converted to surface temperature heating the air which bounces off the surface is providing traction.
Yeah, and that was close in 2001. Thirteen years probably has ameliorated much of that problem.
Certainly not dealing with the subject at hand but Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within and AuroraTrek both have moments where the rendering is almost indistinguishable from live footage. Especially in closeups. FF was not 'random' by any means but AT is produced by one individual.
"if you construct one of the requirements to be "must urinate via a penis" it doesn't matter that you apply that standard to everyone who applies" - As that was never a requirement, regardless of your tenuous stretching of logic and 'fact', your entire argument fails.
"Besides, armies are not composed of average men" - utter bullshit. The Rangers perhaps aren't, but the general military is. It's still very important that your buddy be able to pick up your shot, unconscious body and carry it.
"Differences between men and women *on average* are meaningless." Physically, this is untrue.
"The average soldier can be easily replaced with exceptional women." Which more or less negates your point.
Snopes isn't so sure. "We haven't yet found a verified news report of a drug testee whose cheating was exposed when urinalysis revealed him to be pregnant. (Pregnancy tests aren't a standard part of the drug screening process.)"
If hyperbole is your argument, you have no argument.
Pro Litteris, the Swiss copyright society for literature does not agree. Helvetica doesn't even make the top twelve. Most returns on a search of "most legible typeface" that are by professionals boil down to 'whatever you're used to and like'.
I hear that about games too, but in every game I play the F2P players are constantly bitching that things that cost (oh, those horrible microtransactions), "should" be free. It never ends and I don't think it would here either.
Wrong about mechanics, not about physics. It's the physics with cold fusion.
He said heavier than air flying machines were not possible. A difference. He knew good and well that birds flew. So he was not at all arguing that physics prevented flight, it was just his knowledge of mechanics that prevented him from imagining that a machine could.
You used transparent without any modifiers whatsoever, yet the article talks about anything but. Transparent means we - as in you and I - can see through it *all the time*. Kinda like glass, you lknow?. In the experiment they use that word to mean "nearly invisible to extreme ultraviolet radiation". Emphasis mine. So, not even actually transparent.
Going further, they used the FLASH laser (meaning a very expensive process) and produced "a spot with a diameter less than a twentieth of the width of a human hair" which retained your 'invisible' state "an extremely brief period - an estimated 40 femtoseconds". More of that there emphasis.
If that's the type of logic you use and respect, it's no wonder at all you believe cold fusion has happened.
The name still fits. Turbo.
That doesn't even make sense. Try to use more words with a greater sense of meaning as to your point.
So you're saying getting positive results in cold fusion is an art, not science?
Pretty sure he understood the point of the article. By personal experience, he disagrees. If you're appealing to the authority of the article - pffft! - authorities on developmental and coding methodologies are a dime a dozen.
Many books and movies are very mature and have greater plot and character development than most comics.
Works both ways. And, cohesive isn't exactly a word I'd use for a set of tales that re-origin themselves every few years.
I wonder who helped them rebuild?