There's a lot more to college than just the academics. College is where you meet the friends you'll keep for life, and often your future spouse. Going from dormland to a shared house with friends as roommates is a gentle transition from living at home to being on your own. The social interaction isn't the bullshit of high school; this is where people start to develop the social skills of adults. At college you choose who you spend most of your time with. When working you spend time with the people your boss hired, like them or not. I think the experience of going to college is important for growth and wellness. And it's hell of a lot of fun too.
I repeat: Do you actually know and have experience with even one chiropractor? Vague handwaving about a stereotype does not make a valid point. You are just regurgitating the hot air others have farted in your direction. Despite the dogpile or derision it receives, chiropractic practice is based on the scientific method. I've never met a licensed chiropractor who follows aromatherapy, homeopathy, "Life Coach" or other "I can't get a degree so I'll fake it" kind of theories.They really are medical professionals. Unless you have a direct experience to bolster your attitude, stop spreading prejudiced bullshit.
People have right to be mentally-ill! Just look at gays, they are not reproducing and ill but almost nobody tries to cure them anymore. Psychiatrists have no right to try to "convert" mentally-ill people into "healthy". (Thomas Szasz)
Your casual homophobic bigotry shows that you are out of touch with reality. Surveys of people between 18 and 29 were asked the question "Are you straight?". 30% said no. That's more than people with blue eyes. At what point do you go from "I don't like them and there's too few of them to fight back" to "That's just normal human behavior for some people."
Why do people drive so fast? Are they perpetually in a hurry because capitalism taught them time is money?
You deserve "off topic" mod points. Why the focus on capitalism as a scapegoat? I drive fast because it's fun. I enjoy the cat and mouse game of avoiding cops and speed traps. Maneuvering around slower drivers is an exercise in strategy and timing while maintaining safety as paramount. I get a dopamine hit when advancing in the pack that has nothing to do with politics or economics. This is simply normal human behavior in any socio-political context.
Why does capitalism promise us material happiness and deliver spiritual sickness? Is it possible that we irrationally want to be good and altruistic, but capitalism teaches us that is just foolish, so we want out?
You blame capitalism as if it has consciousness. It doesn't make promises, there is no intent to teach; it's a method to an end. When you choose to employ it in your approach to life, YOU are the one being materialistic and neglecting your spiritual aspects. Projecting blame on a concept isn't productive. Just act with integrity in whatever context you find yourself in. Material needs and spiritual growth can synergize, they are not mutually exclusive.
Dare you to tell me who actually scrutinized this stunt.
The very first line of the summary says he was helped by the ESA. The last line of the second paragraph spells it out for you: The European Space Agency. You know, the guys who own the satellite. Real, actual rocket scientists, Mr Armchair Expert.
Bonus, another group of non-hackers who do real space science did it too:
Since then, the Polish company KP Labs has also successfully run Doom on its Intuition-1 satellite. This used the company's Leopard Data Processing Unit to run Doom while simultaneously capturing hyperspectral images of Earth.
I'd trust them to have a good handle on security for their multi million dollar hardware.
I judge a religion as being good or bad based on whether its adherents become better people as a result of practicing it. - Joe Mullally, computer salesman
