For that matter, I have heard that there are healthy people out there who would like to volunteer for a one way trip.

Many top level business execs in USA do a lot of their business at the golf courses. I remember that in my old uni an introductory golf couse was basically a semi-required elective for MBA students. I have known a PhD student who obtained a valuable stock trading data set by simply spending a lot of time building relationships with finance people, including playing golf with them.

This is actually bad news for F1 fans. I don't see myself getting a subscription to Apple streaming service only for F1.

757 never had a problem with high bypass engines. It was designed from beginning to use high bypass engines unlike the 737.

450-500km/h is a cruising speed of a typical passenger turboprop airliner, such as ATR72.

I think around 1990, top sports cars could normally reach 400km/h on the straight during the 24 Hours of Le Mans race with the old race track configuration. This was a normal race pace. Chicanes were added later to slow them down.

We can't afford Viagra any more.

Based on your position, we should never ask COBOL creators what they think about Java or Python.

If Intel's chip manufacturing business is so important, make intel sell it and then bail it out, but no.. we have to bail iut the whole stupid Intel

This is another one of BS comments that fall under "too big to fail" so we have to bail them out

AMD is also producing x86 CPUs and it's very good at it. Moreover, handing out money to Intel, regardless of transferring part of its shares to the government, is still a bailout and it's completely unfair to Intel's competitors like AMD, Apple, or Nvidia. AMD and Apple has gone in the past through long periods of financial losses and nobody came over to bail out those companies. They had to work hard to build better competitive products to stay relevant. It was also proved in court that Intel was using predatory anticompetitive practices to hurt AMD when it was bribing PC vendors to buy only Intel chips. Intel was basically a lazy company that relied on its monopoly access to world's most advanced chip manufacturing process to snub everyone else. As soon as Intel lost the edge in the manufacturing, it turned out that Intel has nothing else great going for it. Its x86 chips are facing strong competition from AMD and ARM chips, Intel is playing a third fiddle in GPU space, and it completely missed the mobile device market. What a great company this is. Let's reward its mediocrity.

Turkey Earthquake Severity is indeed much stronger than Pumpkin severity, or even Milk Shake earthquake severity.

That's a great way to start a third world war against a nuclear armed country.

When Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons, America or other signatories of the memorandum did not take the responsibility to defend Ukraine. I don't know why this myth is still being repeated.

How come those 90% aren't making political posts?