The motivated ones might try for STEM anyway but they won't see any help through scholarships, internships, or lab time.
And forget about being an undergrad assisting on a post-grad research project. That always disgusted me how blatant it was back in engineering school.
Yang using his half-circle
Don't pretend the "tactics" in LotGH make sense. They don't.
Treat the battles as "ooo, that's nice" and pay it no more mind because the author and storyboarders couldn't be assed to think. The author wanted WW1 in space and got to it by not even trying to understand space as an environment.
Mmmmm in London I still believe it's ultimately about wealth.
Linking it to eco cars WILL NOT meaningfully reduce traffic in the CCZ, it'll just increase eco car ownership in the CCZ.
Sooner or later, someone at TfL and the GLA will have to bite it and say "no private cars, period", and the rich will get them fired. Saying just eco cars is just staving it off a few more years.
The suggestion I'm proposing was seriously floated back when the Congestion Charge Zone was initially proposed twenty years ago.
The fact that the CCZ failed to achieve adequate reductions in traffic vindicate the arguments for more absolute measures.
Linking it to environmentalism is just a carve out to placate the rich so THEY can drive in the inner ring, when it would be fairer and more effective to go for a total private vehicle ban in the inner ring.
I'm from Iowa.
I'm gonna describe for you the London Inner Ring.
The inner ring encloses an area stretching from Westminster to Barbican, Marylebone to Southwark. It's roughly 2 miles in diameter, and maybe 3 square miles in area.
Most of those streets were set down and plotted out before America existed. It has been congested with so much traffic, for so long, that they've been digging under it for a hundred and fifty years. There are over thirty subway stations inside the inner ring. At any point inside there, you are never more than about 900 feet (3 football fields) walking distance to a subway.
Most of the streets are narrow enough that you can EITHER have two lanes OR one lane and parking. Short of burning the whole area down and condemning the land it cannot be fixed.
The only solution is to say "no fucking cars, period", which is what they'll eventually have to do.
Saying "no fucking GAS cars" is just staving off the inevitable for another couple years.
That's not who this fight would be between.
Do you remember the DC riots? Not the stupid inauguration one, I mean the ones when Trump was in office and people were burning shit.
If, in victory, we push for retaliatory action against the instigators of this plot, the democratic politicians and policy makers, they will screech like Palpatine that "The Jedi are taking over!" and the SJWs will leap in and burn shit like the stupid Anakins they are.
I have no doubt that we will, in this election cycle, absolutely demolish the democratic party.
I also have no doubt that the GOP will use that victory to... go after abortion hard (this time with a vindictive cruelty of trying to own the libs), provoking a backlash that costs them the Congress again no later than 2026.
Way to miss the point.
My point was not to say anything about them. It was entirely about you.
I just want them to pray to God and learn from their mistakes. I can't save them, only He can. They have been led astray.
From my perspective, both you and I refused the vaccine for selfish reasons. In that much we were not serving the good. Neither you nor I can offer a single word of defense on that one choice that would matter to St Peter. If you think otherwise, I think you're wrong.
I don't exactly lose sleep over the theoretical harm my selfishness about not getting a frigging flu shot may have caused.
I just bring it up because it really, really irritates me when protestants think god is on their side about actions which I can clearly see are not selfless.
I don't like the SJWs. I think they're power hungry and myopic. Their plans always backfire for plainly obvious reasons. But at the end of the day I have to concede that their actions at face value could come from a selfless frame of mind. And I have to admit the same is true about the pro-vax crowd. It is entirely possible, likely even, that they are well meaning. That they are "pursuing the good as they see it" as Jordan Peterson would say.
But there is no community benefit because it is non-sterilizing...
That was only known after the fact by discovery.
The transgression against the community occurred much earlier, when the vaccine was initially introduced.
Y'see, unlike y'all hypocrite protestants who think god saves ya cuz you just believe he will, over here in the friends we actually care about volition and intentions.
I can't say with a clear conscience that I refused the vaccine for reasons that served the community. It was entirely self serving.
I was criticizing Japan. More like Ja-klan, fukkin racists.
And I like anime. But damn they are not subtle about it.