To put things into perspective: over the last twenty years, there have been fewer than 200 fatalities in school shootings (including colleges and universities) in the United States. By way of comparison, during that period in the US there have been about 1000 deaths due to lightning strikes, 25 due to (unprovoked) shark attacks, 3000 due to international terrorism, and 200 due to domestic terrorism. So we really ought to be more concerned about lightning and box cutters than about handguns.

Cyber Monday is about as much of a scam as Black Friday, and furthermore, using the prefix "cyber" in this sense is annoying unless you are in a 1980s novel.

The secret ballot where a ballot cannot be attached to a specific person after it has been cast is a fundamental part of our electoral system.

Why make them wear goggles? Apply the film to the windshield.

It's called a bicycle. Get off your lazy butt and try using one.

This is the room for the 1000 gpm car.

But mpg wouldn't make sense without liquid fuel.

Nothing is stopping you. Except the laws of physics. I'd suggest grifting the metric. Make it an electric car.

Perhaps you should read some of my replies to other people that have said the same thing. To summarize - it isn't a viable solution for me.

because it's too awkward to carry around a bicycle helmet everywhere. It's too expensive to leave on a clothes rack, too bulky to carry around easily. A real annoyance. Of course that's not the case if you ONLY ride for sport, or if you ONLY ride to and from work where you have a locker or whatnot... but if you use a bike as your main transportation you find yourself carrying a helmet with you to cafés, meetings, shops, the cinema, concerts, and so on.

I thought parsecs was a unit of time though? So 770,000 parsecs is about 4 billion years?

So 12 parsecs is about 20 hours?

The parsec (symbol: pc) is a unit of length used in astronomy. It is about 3.26 light-years, which is equal to just under 31 trillion (3.1×1013) kilometres or just over 19 trillion (1.9×1013) miles.

The proposed building is essentially one very long hallway connecting endlessly with itself.