Comment Re:arrow of time (Score 1) 39
Extending on this, there is at least one book where time travel is invented following the discovery of a recipe for unscrambling eggs.
I don't want hear [I]anyone[/I] chiming in on "fat, stupid, lazy" until [b]they[/b] can say they spent ten-plus years in Oklahoma...
Takes one to know one, huh?
I'd take a single Titan-exploring tiltrotor VTOL craft over a hundred new lunar rovers.
SUNDAYsundaySUNDAYit'sDUSTSLINGINROVERCRASHINACTION
You'll pay for the whole spacesuit but you'll only use the pants! BE THERE (by telepresence) OR BE SQUARE. etc.
It's Planetary Resources that wants the U.S. to break the treaty. Remember that name. No doubt it will become the Wal-Mart of outer space.
If that's the price of actually developing space industry to the point of having a Wal-Mart of outer space, so be it. Then I can buy me a space ship and fly... past the sky.
Should be copying Oregon's Vote-By-Mail system instead.
No lines, no having to get across town after or before work, all resulting in better voter turnout, particularly among those with the most trouble accessing the vote (ie, minorities, poor, and low income workers).
Which is precisely why they'll fight it in every other state.
But things like the Rolling Stone UVA rape hoax, global warming, GamerGate, &c have blown the lid off what a bunch of cheap hucksters the Grievance Industrial Complex are
What? I don't even. How did you get modded up for equating global warming and a rape hoax? How many sockpuppets do you have?
Actually free movement is for work, and people coming to the UK can't get most benefits right away anyway. There are some, like access to some healthcare, but for example they can't just claim job seekers allowance or housing benefit from day one and without a job.
Five seconds with Google: http://www.randalolson.com/201...
Physical sciences and maths are both above 40% in the US.
I certainly hope we will be okay without oil in the long run... And with modern equipment logging is fairly safe now. That's not the point though.
You can't force people to do things. Women already want to be scientists.
Right... I make an argument based on facts, that's trolling. There needs to be a -1 MRA block meta-mod.
Go on, explain why my post is a troll. I dare you to try.
So your argument is "keep the women down so I don't have to compete"? Seriously?
What exactly is your argument? That because the law on child custody is broken women should be punished in other areas to make up for it?
Seriously, what is the point you are trying to make, or is it just a general complaint that adds nothing to the debate?
Yeah, it's surprising how people want to make things better, instead of just worse for everyone.
This MRA myth that it's about numbers needs to die. It's about access to the professions people want access to, regardless of gender. Thus the underlying assumption is that women aren't interested in science, which is demonstrably false.
How about no one has to mine coal or collect bottles to survive? I bet that blows your mind, huh?
+4 insightful, with no evidence or even logic presented. The fact is that in many counties 50%of science students at university level are female. The numbers are equalising in work too, although obviously it takes longer. So on what basis do you claim women are less interested? Other countries don't force them into science.
Sorry, I submitted a better story well in advance but it seems to have been rejected. I'll try harder next time.
HELP!!!! I'm being held prisoner in /usr/games/lib!
