Comment Re:Good. Telling the truth about differences... (Score 1) 605
And freedom of action is not free from consequence. I.e. Google's action may attract a negative consequence. The courts will decide.
And freedom of action is not free from consequence. I.e. Google's action may attract a negative consequence. The courts will decide.
I really dislike useless stereotypical descriptions.
You can be conservative and want more government regulation. You can be progressive and want less government regulation. An individual can be conservative on some issues, progressive on others, and want more or less government regulation depending on the issue.
People and their views are a little bit more nuanced than "left" and "right".
Lol, you're funny.
How is accurately stating the purpose of a firearm and projectile absurd?
How is accurately stating the reality of the situation not conducive to learning?
Why is this accurate representation bothersome to you?
If I'm incorrect (hint: I'm not) then please state the real purpose for a firearm and the real purpose for a projectile.
The truth hurts, but you'll get over it.
No. A firearm's purpose is to accelerate a projectile to high velocity. I'm not being facetious, this is the actual purpose. The projectile that is fired from the firearm has whatever designated purpose the operator decides it will be used for. So if the operator decides to shoot at a piece of paper or steel then that is the purpose of that projectile.
Adding to that, 2 years is the minimum period that they will begrudgingly voluntarily repair or replace phones (and other Apple products). Lawfully speaking they can be held to a much longer period than that (which they acknowledge).
If only he were as specific as to which Christians he was referring to as you are in your comment...
Nice stereotyping there mate.
This article has an embedded video that explains some of their reasoning for using 70mm. Interestingly, they thought that 70mm was an advantage in the interior locations.
I think that's sort of true. The Room will still be The Room even on 70 mm. You might enjoy the amazing quality footage but still be slapped in the face by the plot. So in the end one will override the other in the casual viewers mind.
I think people enjoy HDTV over SDTV very much. And that is very much a case of "what kind of media it's recorded on". The same is true for various film and digital cinematography formats. Some media/formats present large advantages over other formats and people enjoy these advantages - that's not exactly controversial.
"Renaissance?"
Yes, that's what he wrote.
Whether or not you liked The Hateful Eight is immaterial. The thing that matters here is if other directors and cinematographers saw it and thought that their next movie could use it or not. They also may have hated the plot of The Hateful Eight but thought "fuck those vistas and amazing in 70mm" and adopted it.
The Hateful Eight was shot in 70 mm. So if there is a 70mm film renaissance it may have already been started by Quentin Tarantino and cinematographer Robert Richardson in 2015.
His statement seems correct to me.
He is saying that how his children turn out has no correlation with whether he provides someone statistical proof or not.
Do you have a different comprehension of his words?
"At this time more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability"
Then she probably shouldn't have called an election... Lol.
Marriage is the triumph of imagination over intelligence. Second marriage is the triumph of hope over experience.
