Can someone please tell me what things like that damn suitability matrix have to do with suitability to work? Such as sexual orientation, traffic tickets, bad checks, eviction, incest, and bestiality have to do with ability to Science?
Just in case someone missed calmofthestorm's sarcasm, the suitability matrix he refers to (and the whole idea of background checks) has nothing to do with Science, and everything to do with trustworthiness.
It's interesting that the Luftwaffe was largely incapable of good reconnaissance at this time, so the bulk of the benefit came from radio traffic and double agents.
You have overused commas her.
1. This is ambiguous. Is 'overused' intended as a past participle (You've overused the commas.) or as an adjective (You have commas and they're overused.)? Plus there's the feminine possessive at the end. No doubt that error was merely a typo: an imperfection due to your haste to point out imperfections.
2. You may want to look into the usage of double quotes vs. single quotes when quoting text or singling out key terms.
3. Also note that this is somewhat subjective and dependent on where you live in the English-speaking world.
The bigger the gap between the rich and poor, the more the poor suffer.
It sounds as though you're defining the suffering of the poor in relative terms. It seems to me that the standard of living has increased for pretty much everyone who lives in the United Kingdom (to continue your example).
I would trust a bible bashing, gun toting, right wing, 5000 year old Earth creationist's views on evolution more than I would ever trust FOX.
If the creationist is 5000 years old, I'd probably value his opinion, too. He'd have lots of good wisdom.
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With all the fancy scientists in the world, why can't they just once build a nuclear balm?