Isaac Asimov wrote at an eighth grade level. Kentucky is smart to do this, those with dyslexia or other learning disabilities need health care, too. The simpler and easier to use they make it, the better.
Yep, the Green Party, Libertarian Party, and Constitution party were on enough ballots to win. The are about fifty more parties who mathematically have no chance, but those 3 could win if the corporate media let them.
There are all kinds here, cops (any time you see a cop referred as an "LEO" you know it's a cop because that's Low Earth Orbit to us), firefighters, pilots, and it seems that lately there are an awful lot of greengrocers. Hell Will Wheaton has a slashdot account and posts sometimes, he's an actor.
do they ground military aircraft like they do commercial ones?
Yes, when I was in the USAF they often grounded whole fleets. The C5As were out of service for a few months after a piece of equipment used to service the tail fell over and killed a guy. Unlike civilian planes, when military planes get grounded it seldom makes the news.
Both main parties are almost entirely corrupt; people shouldn't vote for either.
Either? In the last election there were 5 parties on enough ballots to win. You have friends and relatives who smoke pot, why are you voting for people who want them in jail?
52% of Republicans believe in creationism in a recent Gallup poll, as opposed to 34% of Democrats (still shocking). Having a majority membership of a major political party has given religious ideologues political influence they haven't enjoyed since the 1920s.
Any numbers about "creationism" are meaningless because nobody agrees what "creationism" is. 2/3rds of the world's population believe in a creator, so what? Are they all "creationists"?
Your atheistic troll is offtopic and offensive. However, I do forgive you for it.
Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields. In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery, has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity. For every old blackboard there are now hundreds of new electronic computers.
I see that as a good thing. Some research is incredibly expensive, and I'd like to see everything studied.
Having said that, getting a macroscopic mass to 1/3 the speed of light is currently impossible. Well, at least when considered from the frame of reference in which it originally was at rest.
Where are the mods? +5 insightful. Note: currently impossible. Look at how primitive things were just half a century ago.
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Isaac Asimov wrote at an eighth grade level. Kentucky is smart to do this, those with dyslexia or other learning disabilities need health care, too. The simpler and easier to use they make it, the better.
I wouldn't cry if the coal companies went out of business, coal is nasty stuff. CO2 is the least of its problems.
Yep, the Green Party, Libertarian Party, and Constitution party were on enough ballots to win. The are about fifty more parties who mathematically have no chance, but those 3 could win if the corporate media let them.
There are all kinds here, cops (any time you see a cop referred as an "LEO" you know it's a cop because that's Low Earth Orbit to us), firefighters, pilots, and it seems that lately there are an awful lot of greengrocers. Hell Will Wheaton has a slashdot account and posts sometimes, he's an actor.
I've been using EAC on the XP box. I want to nuke Windows on that machine and put kubuntu on it.
There's a little lens flare in the CrystaLens, too, but not enough to matter. Oh, and you spelled "lasik" right.
Meanwhile - Chicago has the highest death toll by handguns in the WORLD. Imagine that. You won't address those statistics, will you?
Ah, but They do. They blame the NRA for the violence in Chicago, believe it or not (link is to a political cartoon).
do they ground military aircraft like they do commercial ones?
Yes, when I was in the USAF they often grounded whole fleets. The C5As were out of service for a few months after a piece of equipment used to service the tail fell over and killed a guy. Unlike civilian planes, when military planes get grounded it seldom makes the news.
Where are the moderators?? You are SO offtopic. STFU and GTFO.
And mod me down, too.
Both main parties are almost entirely corrupt; people shouldn't vote for either.
Either? In the last election there were 5 parties on enough ballots to win. You have friends and relatives who smoke pot, why are you voting for people who want them in jail?
If AGW really is the ONE TRUE WAY then I'm sure one more study won't change that.
You aren't worried are you?
No, I doubt I'll be alive 50 years from now, it won't bother me. But "me" is the least of my worries.
They should be taken out and shot.
Rational much?
I think you've misunderstood the GP. And, uh, I think the GP did, too.
I'm fine with that, you selfish prick.
Bullshit.
[citation needed]
</shooting fish in a barrel>
52% of Republicans believe in creationism in a recent Gallup poll, as opposed to 34% of Democrats (still shocking). Having a majority membership of a major political party has given religious ideologues political influence they haven't enjoyed since the 1920s.
Any numbers about "creationism" are meaningless because nobody agrees what "creationism" is. 2/3rds of the world's population believe in a creator, so what? Are they all "creationists"?
Your atheistic troll is offtopic and offensive. However, I do forgive you for it.
Think about that for a second, Sheldon.
Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields. In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery, has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity. For every old blackboard there are now hundreds of new electronic computers.
I see that as a good thing. Some research is incredibly expensive, and I'd like to see everything studied.
Having said that, getting a macroscopic mass to 1/3 the speed of light is currently impossible. Well, at least when considered from the frame of reference in which it originally was at rest.
Where are the mods? +5 insightful. Note: currently impossible. Look at how primitive things were just half a century ago.
Specism, not racism.
True, but in any scenario at all this is about what would happen to his corpse.
This doesn't have anything to do with telescopic observation, this has to do with math.
Oh,for mod points...
I think if you're falling into a black hole you're not going to be worrying about that.
You beat me to it, the tidal effects would tear you apart. You can shield radiation, you can't shield gravity.