Comment Re:Vaccines (Score 1) 600
So a vaccine that failed the test stops being a vaccine
Yes. Next question.
So a vaccine that failed the test stops being a vaccine
Yes. Next question.
Its people being forced to upgrade thier older perfectly functional versions of office to read documents being created by people who have upgraded
Are you stupid? Seriously? What applications do not change the file format of their native files as you upgrade the application? I do not know of any I use.
Why not? If the area is being monitored so that there is no risk of conflict, then there is no opportunity for somebody to be harmed
And there was monitoring going on in this case? Hardly. Also, safe monitoring assumes fault-free humans, hardly probable. I'd say we'd be just a little safer if we ban the flying of model aircraft in the area of an airport, or helipad.
>> Which one is correct? Teach the controversy!
There is no controversy to teach. If there was, schools should teach it. So far though, only one theory has ever been proposed, so schools have to teach that. If another one ever comes along, of course they should teach that too.
Teaching kids nonsense like this is detrimental to their development in many areas. Sadly, when US parents murder their children for religious reasons, the courts have basically said: "shame on you, try not to kill them the next time". When they do kill them the next time the courts have again said: "Shucks, that wasn't nice of you. Give us your wrist so we can slap it, and don't do it again".
Religious fruit-cakes in the US have far too much liberty in abusing their children. Bastardizing their education should not be one of them, neither should killing them, but apparently that is almost OK.
To program is to be.