Most people don't even do that, they just find a free service that will half-assedly slap it together for them via a "one size fits all" webform.

Technically, with quantum fluctuations, electron and protons (an their anti particles) may pop in and out at random. It happens more often at quantum levels, but there is nothing saying that, while improbable, it isn't impossible for it to happen at macro levels. All you need to do is wait for your keys to pop into existence, and then snag them before they touch their antikey twin and annihilate each other.

Depends on the ship. If for some unknown reason, two carriers happen to get close to each other, the Phalanx would probably keep the deck clear of flight crews and any planes trying to take off. Of course, if they got that close, I'm sure there are bigger problems to worry about...

Likewise, we haven't really gone to war with any naval powers in the past several decades. That doesn't mean that it won't happen or that we should dismantle our navy though.

This is also why they want rail guns to go along with the lasers.

I only watch Cowboyneal's home videos, does that count?

And they care because? Want to really hurt them, cancel your subscription.

What magical land is this?

Why not both?

Once Sisqo went from being hilariously worshipped by backwards aliens to actually being some kind of ridiculous space jesus, the show got pretty terrible in my opinion.

Who made broad claims? I posted about a single instance from a memory that was triggered when he mentioned firemen. That's all.

There are other positions such as Fire Police and EMTs that provide those other services. Likewise, for many fire departments, they are generally understaffed, and hiring people that can only so a tenth of the job is out of the question because it means they still have to hire even more people to cover what they can't do, along with buying a new drive by wire truck, none of which is covered in the budget...

I'm pretty sure it's racist if I say no

Diversity?

The tests they mentioned were carrying a hose. Carrying a hose up a ladder. Using an ax to cut through a door. And I think one more about carrying someone.

The very tests you are talking about are the ones that the woman wanted changed. I remember this because they showed the men performing the test. They had one of those little training towers, and the applicants had to carry the hose.

Looking at the website, I see that the judge ordered the tests to be changed in 1982. Since I was born in 1980, I doubt that I would remember watching 60 Minutes prior to this judges decision.

She was upset that these, now lowered standards, weren't low enough, and that if a woman could not perform the basic tasks that a fireman needed to do, that machines should be made to perform them for her.