I'm just saying that I don't think those issues will ever be resolved, but you're free to work on that if you want.![]()
I like to think Humanity is better than that.
A few things that sometimes amazes me is the fact that in this country, when we go to the polls for a General Election, we aren't actually voting for the leader of the party, but the party itself, some people forget this.
No, we actually vote to elect an MP to represent our local consituency. It's the party with the most MPs who get to try and form a government -- in coalition with other parties if they have no outright majority, or by calling another election if they want to try to improve their majority.
I like to think Humanity is better than that.
An optimist!
Nothing wrong with being an optimist in an increasingly pessimistic world where things can, after all, only get better.
No-one in football knows what is now either.I have no idea what the off side rule is, nor do I frankly care.
Indeed, I did know that, I was just saying that many people think we vote for the leader and not the party. In many areas, like here, the political map is very Blue, has been for decades, regardless of the MP standing.
I like to think Humanity is better than that.
An optimist!
Nothing wrong with being an optimist in an increasingly pessimistic world.
Some of you were discussing American Football earlier, now I'm British and our national sport is allegedly football, but I have no idea what the off side rule is, nor do I frankly care.
Now, that's one I've never heard before!People who think that the Aurora Borealis (and presumably, Australis) can be turned on or off using a “big switch”.
Technically, in the U.S., when we go to the polls we aren't actually voting for Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates either; we're voting for a slate of faceless “electors.”A few things that sometimes amazes me is the fact that in this country, when we go to the polls for a General Election, we aren't actually voting for the leader of the party, but the party itself, some people forget this.
Now explain 2nd phase and/or 'becoming active'.It's pretty simple in most cases actually (there are a thousand exception of course), and it is something people could/should know imo. 9 out of 10 cases it's like this:
At the exact time when the passing player touches the ball before passing it, there still has to be at least one member of the defending team (+ the goalie) between the player who receives the pass and the goal.
The intent of that rule is to prevent players from hanging around the opposing goal the entire time, which would result in the defenders also staying there and the game would then consist completely of the teams kicking the ball back and forth between the two goals with no actual tactics or gameplay.
I've read that some people think NASA has a big “zero-g room” at Cape Canaveral or Houston that's used to train astronauts to work in weightlessness. They must think gravity is something you can switch on and off like electricity.
Now explain 2nd phase and/or 'becoming active'.
Of course, technically that produces a brief state of free-fall, but doesn't nullify gravity. The temporarily weightless elevator car and its contents will regain their weight rather abruptly, I should think.I've read that some people think NASA has a big “zero-g room” at Cape Canaveral or Houston that's used to train astronauts to work in weightlessness. They must think gravity is something you can switch on and off like electricity.
Well that can be achieved temporarily by disabling the Otis braking system and cutting the elevator cables. The result does tend to be messy and counter productive to further progress in training, however.
I've read that some people think NASA has a big “zero-g room” at Cape Canaveral or Houston that's used to train astronauts to work in weightlessness. They must think gravity is something you can switch on and off like electricity.
I would've punched her.My 30 year old coworker has never heard of Chernobyl or the U.S.S.R. I had to explain them to her. She didn't know Russia was in Asia and asked me why, if Russia is in Asia, Russians don't speak Chinese..
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