Perhaps not enough of their friends have been majorly burned or not enough news stories about burned people have been shown to make them focus. There's a lot of potential problems floating around that all vie for our attention: pollution, climate change, additives, old meat in one's fridge, traffic accidents, termites, overdue re-roofing, physical home security, insurance scams, fake news, upgrading from Windows XP, remembering to make data back-ups, etc.
Very specific conditions? That seems limiting. It's difficult to forecast possible future scenarios, especially because technology changes often. Renting gives the renter more control without requiring a powerful crystal ball.
I mostly agree, but sometimes new discoveries require revisiting old fossils. Maybe rent them out rather than outright sell them so that they can be brought back to the museum or lab if some new discovery pops up.
What, their classification changed because their flesh rotted? I don't think paleontology usually works that way. Classification is typically based on the specimen's physical characteristics while alive.
Therefore, it does look like "vertebrate" is redundant in the title, and perhaps confusing. It adds no useful info that I see, or at least is far more likely to confuse than enlight.
Now if somebody crossbred a slug with a T. rex, that could change things. Either it would take 2 hours to bite you, or slime you up in milliseconds, depending on manifest characteristics. Imagine Jabba the Hutt with long pointy teeth.
One is stuck with bad contract terms because there are usually only about 2 viable carriers in the average town, and they both fuck you over the hot coals because they can: you have no choice if you want Internet.
To be fair, a given CEO may not know about and/or cannot control the meddling of a government(s) into their company for espionage purposes. They may try to focus on making good reliable products, but being a citizen usually carries other non-negotiable obligations.
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I had a similar problem, and used the number of times they punched me to know.
Bill Gaits is running the project.
Perhaps not enough of their friends have been majorly burned or not enough news stories about burned people have been shown to make them focus. There's a lot of potential problems floating around that all vie for our attention: pollution, climate change, additives, old meat in one's fridge, traffic accidents, termites, overdue re-roofing, physical home security, insurance scams, fake news, upgrading from Windows XP, remembering to make data back-ups, etc.
Very specific conditions? That seems limiting. It's difficult to forecast possible future scenarios, especially because technology changes often. Renting gives the renter more control without requiring a powerful crystal ball.
I mostly agree, but sometimes new discoveries require revisiting old fossils. Maybe rent them out rather than outright sell them so that they can be brought back to the museum or lab if some new discovery pops up.
What, their classification changed because their flesh rotted? I don't think paleontology usually works that way. Classification is typically based on the specimen's physical characteristics while alive.
Therefore, it does look like "vertebrate" is redundant in the title, and perhaps confusing. It adds no useful info that I see, or at least is far more likely to confuse than enlight.
Now if somebody crossbred a slug with a T. rex, that could change things. Either it would take 2 hours to bite you, or slime you up in milliseconds, depending on manifest characteristics. Imagine Jabba the Hutt with long pointy teeth.
To me, "art" is any image or work that I personally like. Whether it came from a bot, human, or gerbil farting paint is moot.
(Well, okay, farting gerbils would freak me out enough to cancel.)
One is stuck with bad contract terms because there are usually only about 2 viable carriers in the average town, and they both fuck you over the hot coals because they can: you have no choice if you want Internet.
What if some yahoo in a beret and bland clothing sticks white gum on their shirt, jumps in front, and makes hand motions?
Crisscrossdressing is a sin, Son!
Fake news. Debunked.
Even IF it were true, at least Dems grew up. GOP devolved.
There was something fun about old-school bots that were slow, bloated, and easy to smash.
What do they buy? Is there like a KKKmart or something?
If you don't see the difference in their type of "transgressions", then there is a bigger problem.
An infinite loop is probably better than endless recursion. Autocannibalism rarely ends well.
By the way, stuck in circles is about how 2/3 of battle-bot tournaments end.
Seems Nike is having software, hardware, and financial problems of late.
Everything on Earth is getting fatter.
Beware of huge tech companies bearing gifts.
He's the orange guy's greatest trade weapon now
Correction: China, Russia, and Iran lack.
Hey, they were pretty smart to send Bieber away to the US.
I take geezer blood. I can kick kids off my lawn so fast now they're dizzy when they land. And my COBOL coding is faster.
"The canyon is fantastic! I had an absolutely glowing experience; our tour group lit up with joy."
To be fair, a given CEO may not know about and/or cannot control the meddling of a government(s) into their company for espionage purposes. They may try to focus on making good reliable products, but being a citizen usually carries other non-negotiable obligations.
I'm opening Captain Obvious Gyms.