There is no accepted legal principle that would allow the US to prosecute the head of a foreign country for acts in that country. That Venezuela might have grounds for the prosecution is irrelevant.

What is is, is a claim that "might makes right". It has no other real basis.

You give Trump too much credit. He is for sale to anyone with money. That a company isn't a US company would mean nothing to him, except as a talking point.

Captured -> Arrested.

Maduro was arrested by United States law enforcement officers. He is now on his way to the Southern District of New York to face trial.

I don't know, I was going to make a joke, but we still have three more years to go and I'm nervous. The only hope I have is that America will learn not to elect reality TV stars as presidents.

Calculation are done with a different system, a slower system, than is normal time recognition on an analog clock.

FWIW, I have no trouble reading an analog clock, but I strongly dislike using polar coordinates, even while I recognize that in some situations they are valuable. They aren't the same skill.

Even if it's explicitly taught, if it isn't used it will be forgotten...unless the teaching is continued for a long time.

E,g,, at one point I could read German with fair fluency. (Not good, but fair. It never became enjoyable.) These days, I could barely say "That is the oldest car around here.". And I couldn't spell it.

There's no broad demographic that isn't selfish, greedy and irresponsible. Rich people have somewhat more power to be irritating.

Engineering is poetry.

How did you handle polar coordinates in algebra?

Gives out money for special ed, sets standards, and makes sure schools aren't discriminating against black kids (you don't think they would actually do that, do you?)

Yeah, Americans are better. We would never do something insane like bomb Venezuela.

My guess is they don't use it, so they forgot how.

In America, we use both systems because mental math is easy for us.

That's not what the study said. The study said that happiness is not correlated to inequality. Inequality is different than how much money you have.

If you're going to criticize a study, at least think first.

Yes, as you correctly pointed out, both parties have settled on "less taxes and more benefits." The only disagreement is who gets the benefits.