Who’s responsibility is our? The parents? The ones who were themselves indoctrinated? The point of mentioning schools is to say that the reliable baseline of public education isn’t so reliable anymore, so all they have is propaganda filtered through their parents and community.
It’s not about placing blame, it’s about diagnosing the causes and devising a fitting solution.
I guess my water heater is just big enough that I’ve never had an issue. That’s a valid reason.
Why though? You’re dirty, the clothes are dirty. Might as well start the wash so it’s going while you shower. Then when you get out you have the additional easy productive task of moving everything to the dryer, and then you have an hour or so before another semi-optional simple productive task.
I genuinely can’t think of why showering before starting the laundry would be better in any way.
Yeah “imaginary” isn’t a good name and doesn’t convey what they are. No one is learning about imaginary numbers before being familiar with the Cartesian plane, they’re literally just another number line perpendicular to the reals. Ironically, one could call them “normal” numbers for that reason. But really any synonym for “perpendicular” would be better than “imaginary”. I think “orthogonal numbers” has a nice ring to it.
Skweezy Jibbs is a national treasure
Admittedly it’s more copium than anything else. It’s not like ICE needs the backup, the way I see it either it’ll make no significant difference or it’ll spark a jurisdiction pissing match
You could just use polar coordinates
Minimum wage too. “Wait a minute, consumers and employees are the same people. If they’re broke how are they going to buy my stuff?”
I mean, ACAB, but law enforcement is notoriously very proud when it comes to jurisdiction. Generally they’re not fans of feds steamrolling their authority.
Yeah he’s an idiot and his party is stupid, but I see it as a net benefit. He’ll either peel votes off Republicans, or he’ll get RCV.
Yes, they do. The voters get a chance to decide who those two drivers are, and 85% of them stay home. Then they got to choose between the driver that wants to drive off the cliff, and the driver who swears they’ll go get ice cream. And then 40% of the voters stay home.
Now the driver’s taking us off the cliff, and you’re whining that the driver that got the most votes is doing exactly what they said they would.
They have every reason to care, but they don’t anyway. You can’t abdicate your power and then complain no one listens to you. We had a chance to have better choices, but no one but retirees reliably show up to primaries.
The voters are not the problem. They have zero reason to trust the bus driver. Because the bus driver refuses to throw the cliff voters off the bus.
The voters chose the bus driver.
I’m up to 2x on anything that isn’t already pretty fast to begin with. 1x is exclusively for music content.
It is not free, but well worth the cost if you’re a deep sleeper. I’ve been using Sleep Cycle for years.
I’ve grown my hair from very short to shoulder length multiple times. You’re gonna suffer until it’s long enough to tie up, then everything’s fine. That mid-length basically sucks the whole time. And the worst part is that if you try to make it more cooperative with a haircut, you’re just stretching out the fundamental suck even longer.
314253 is acceptable for lefties.
Sounds like a twist on an Aboleth
I mean if you actually read it, basically every point you made except transfiguration is addressed in the conversation Harry has with a goblin at Gringott’s. And transfiguration is addressed later in the book, it’s actually a really crucial plot point. Long story short, no, you can’t just summon more without the philosopher’s stone, which is exceedingly rare.
The angle taken, that from currency to time turners the setting is poorly constructed, is valid. Incidentally, HPMOR Harry suffers due to his “I’m so much smarter than everyone” hubris multiple times throughout the story. Once the story really gets going, Yudkowsky doesn’t really shy away from pointing out when Harry’s absolutist rationalism comes across as childish, impractical, or straight up unethical.
There she goes