Comment Please proof your post (Score 1) 269
> passengers share of gas
passenger's* share of gas
passengers = more than one passenger
> passengers share of gas
passenger's* share of gas
passengers = more than one passenger
1. What if - on the event horizon of black holes - when particles and antiparticles are created, only the antiparticles are sucked into the black holes and the particles (matter) is able to escape the event horizon?
Over time, (a crapload of time), there will be a surplus of particles in the universe.
2. Also, we can only see the universe as far as light has traveled to us since the universe started.
We don't really know its extent. What if antimatter and matter are compartmentalized in different regions of the universe, with only a smattering of "the other" in areas where one is prevalent?
Or where there is lack of matter and lack of antimatter.
Because it's all we've got.
> excluded form the fun
from* the fun.
It's World War II's Greatest Spy
Please don't forget the apostrophe in the name of the book you are reviewing. That's just bad.
engine's* noise
engines = more than one engine
Learn this.
If that is true, it's pretty pathetic.
How can people be allowed in if they don't show a basic competence with the very basics of the language they are supposed to converse in?
Well, I also agree with your point, but I stand by mine.
The problem, as I see it is that "opinion" and what is called "news opinion" has been blurred with what is "news".
In that case, people can spout opinion all they want while the look like news people and then corporations make money on the creation of infighting in society who feel this opinion is real and accurate.
The companies and people who do this perform a great disservice to society.
Whois info for the domain shows it is still property of Kyle Wiens, not of Apple.
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UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things. -- Doug Gwyn
