This would be more useful for something like Siri -- no doubt Apple has humans to process some of the unknowns in the background
Not so sure about that.
3. The 'Pockyclipse is really on the way, but the NASA engineers are lying because they don't want to give up any precious engineer slots to save some useless politicians. Remember, NASA has all the keys to the escape rockets.
Escape rockets to where? To die in space?
Does the oil eliminate the high pressure steam? Sounds like the steam is still there.
The high pressure steam is only inside the piston chamber. After expanding and pushing the piston, the pressure drops.
Although I know that mathematically it's possible, the fact that in my last 10 flights I always got this marking makes me believe there is profiling done based on various criteria.
You're joking, but I'm always amazed when conservatives want to deregulate the government and leave us at the hands of big business. They believe that government is bad, and that the free market should be allowed to work without interference. Look at how that's working out for China. Massive water pollution, schools collapsing during earthquakes due to lax building codes, air that is not breathable, kids working ridiculous hours for puny wages, ubiquitous counterfeiting of foods and medications, and lots of other bizarre shit that just make you wonder if the free market without government regulation wouldn't simply be anarchy.
You're only listing how it affects the people, and ignoring the fact that conservatives are working for corporations. I'm sure corporations in China are prospering.
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