Comment burden of nescience (Score 2) 70
"Employees have told us whatever they believe we want to hear in order to avoid getting fired"
"Employees have told us whatever they believe we want to hear in order to avoid getting fired"
Wasn't there already something about Earth laws now being valid on Mars?
Good luck getting hold of a policeman on Mars. And then good luck getting hold of a lawyer.
*points at vacuum cleaner*
*points at rocket*
*points at Jupiter*
I understand why some people think smart guns that can be locked down might be an answer, but there will still be dumb guns that anyone can shoot at anyone. Unless it was possible to make them all smart, it's not going to work, and it won't stop people from using home-made zip guns, or even crossbows.
There's your missing dark matter, bro.
Perhaps bracketed by "spit the dummy" and "have a paddy": https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
"Stoush" falls somewhere between chuckin' a tanty and havin' a barney.
If I were as confident. as you about the demise of Bitcoin, I would be right now preparing to make a lot of money when it drops.
Indeed. "If you want to solve a problem, add to it until somebody else solves it." - Too Much Coffee Man
Using anything other than solar in the worlds largest single-nation desert, is ridiculous.
Tassie is pretty far south. Rains a lot there.
I'm thinking let's entertain some alternative theories.
They're going to produce Americans, but at a much lower cost, and undercut the US.
and display information about responsible gambling.
What is the point of that? Problem gamblers ignore it, and everybody else knows it doesn't apply to them.
it could examine the acoustics of a space, like if you were at an airport - and recommend Brian Eno's "Music for Airports", which he engineered to fit. But it's probably about grabbing personal data.
The police should have been called in to make a safe corridor...
I get the idea this is what they want - to believe that they are the victims of government oppression and that not wearing a mask is a constitutionally-granted right. Fighting for their freedoms, and all that.
I got eternal salvation! PRABOB
We Subgenii have observed that cult leaders will make a prediction of doom, and that when it doesn't happen, some of their followers will abandon them. The leader makes another prediction ("The end of the world is coming on July 5th!"), or revises the date for the previous announcement, and when that date comes and goes, a few more people leave - but fewer than the first time. Eventually the leader ends up with a core of people who have doubled down and who are prepared to believe anything, no matter how stupid it might seem - no matter how many predictions don't come true, or how many end-of-the-world deadlines come and pass. As long as there are enough of them, an Us-or-Them division makes it very hard to talk them down, and the worst cases end in violence or mass suicide.
Cui bono?
Scientists will study your brain to learn more about your distant cousin, Man.
