Why is trying to catch students cheating ethically questionable? If the student isn't going to cheat, they won't be searching for those specific questions.

This is not true, at least at the moment. Current reserve requirements are zero.

https://www.federalreserve.gov...

>I'm sure you could run some interesting studies taking various populations and checking out their IQ

This has been done. A lot.

https://scholar.google.com/sch...

So the younger generation thinks that they have all the answers and know better than the older generation? Stop the presses! This is the first time in history this has ever happened. Surely they are correct this time and won't fall into the same trap that their grandparents did.

With Boeing, that is a distinct possibility.

Bought at the lowest bid? Gus Grissom had something to say about that.

Yep, we got lucky in the timing here, not just the effectiveness of the mRNA vaccines at reducing the effects. If Delta had shown up even just a few months earlier, it would been far, far worse.

The vaccines and their trial data as presented by the pharmaceutical companies made the claim that both mRNA vaccines had a 95% of preventing infection and that is most definitely a lie. (I’m going to ignore that no one in the 75+ age cohort received it, that handful that were included only in the placebo group.) Statistically, only 3.5% of the admissions should be SARS-CoV-2 positive while already vaccinated. (We can ignore variance due to the huge sample size.) What you are advocating is that the vaccines are mitigating the expression of the virus in vaccinated individuals. First off I agree, all the datasets are demonstrating this, everywhere. However, before you pat yourself on the back, not a single trial for any of the vaccines tested for this. None. We just got lucky, thankfully.By the way, I wouldn’t be at all surprised to find out that this is the reason behind the price jump for both mRNA vaccines.

Despite reaching the herd immunity goal of 70% of the population, SARS-CoV-2 is spreading unchecked by the vaccines. 75% of the known new cases are people fully vaccinated. Those are hard facts from the CDC&P. What we have found is that the vaccines are ineffective at stopping the Delta mutation. Further, the transmission rate between individuals vaccinated or not is the same (no statistical difference). From some of the Israeli data, even a booster fails to stop the spread of Delta. Calling the vaccines ineffective is too harsh a conclusion, at the least with Delta. Frankly I barely have a clue who Greene is or her politics. I do know the conclusions above have nothing to do with her. These are conclusions by myself and those in the fields of epidemiology and immunology. Epidemiology is one of my fields both in the lab and out.

>That doesn't mean they're incapable

But they are, for the most part. Advanced math is literally incomprehensible for a significant part of the population.

No, the time stop is at the event horizon. That's the point that the redshift becomes infinite and someone on the outside would never actually see the object pass. As you mentioned, inside the event horizon is where all the spacelike directions point inward and time gets wonky.

He didn't do any of this on company time or in any official capacity. His twitter feed barely even has any followers. This is a ridiculous level of PC bullshit.

Assuming we don't come up with our own way of creating nuclear fusion.

right wing? are you crazy? they're almost as bad as the friggin Atlantic!

Insurrection my ass. Compared to the other riots around the US for the past 9 months this was pretty tame.