Doesn't matter; if you're not willing to behave as an automaton and judge just the facts rather than the law, you won't get on a jury.
The attitude matters. It's one thing to be called and then not asked to serve. It's another thing entirely to shirk your duty because you think you're "too smart" to be on a jury. The fact that they want a biased, ignorant jury is a different issue.
My coworkers and I attempt to counter balance this by treating jury duty as a civic obligation.
All of the "smart people" that get out of jury duty because they're "smart" can go screw themselves. They're the reason that stupid decisions like this are made and become precedent for other stupid decisions.
negating a bad moderation. new discussion system + mobile browser = bad idea for moderation
You're allowed to spend a gallon per passenger for every 200 miles traveled. So if you have 10 passengers you can spend 10 gallons to go 200 miles.
10(passengers)*200(miles)/10(gallons)=200 Passenger Miles/Gallon.
10(passengers)*400(miles)/20(gallons)=200 Passenger Miles/Gallon.
And so on.
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