Have there ever been any stars or planets, that we see in the night sky, just disappear? I always wondered if that has happened during the last 4,000 years or so of celestial observation. When I was a kid I was told that some stars are so far away that they were dead but the light we are receiving from them is still continuing to arrive as starlight. Have we seen that dead star light wink out? I know the universe is very old and the last 4,000 years was just a blink of an eye, but I'm curious if anyone knows if this has happened.
Give him a Walmart cheap suit vest and tell him it's Kevlar. A very special kind of Kevlar. Perhaps maybe the best Kevlar in the world. Well, many people are saying it is anyway.
It would be better for the world if the republicans in the house and senate started working for the american people again instead of going all in on idol worship and maintaining this dystopic status quo. Other than that, the only options to get rid of the Pedophile-in-Chief are to wait (for the mid-terms), wait for his expiration, or hold a revolution (like the French had to when things got completely out of hand).
The whole world is starting to find out that they can thrive without the usa, now that they have to (unless they kiss the ring). Fuck, it's just like Stephen King's novel "The Stand".
Because they know that in 200 years or so the planet Earth will be designated as an intergalactic ballroom for the trade federation talks. Most of humanity will be destroyed to make way for the pouring of the concrete.
"Carroll’s pyramid of corporate social responsibility". That title indicates it's not bullshit at all, and yet it is! There is no economy without functioning healthy humans. That's why there is less of an "economy" nowadays and more of a "holy shit! what have we gotten ourselves into?" moment.
Well, the usa passed a law that makes a tomato a vegetable instead of a fruit, so labels don't mean much there (neither does law anymore), so who knows? I agree though because of the "walks like a duck" logic.
I disagree with censorship and believe we should always try our best to get to the root cause, not put temporary bandages on things. What's next, the government saying "we will protect you"? That's an old story.
I reject the premise. All people love to complain, especially if they have something to complain about. Mark Twain once said that people will generally go way out of their way to become offended. It's either a weird human thing or a weird capitalist thing.
They'll be selling BYD's in Canada very soon. I wonder how that will work if there is still a Canadian that needs to cross the border into the usa and ends up in donald trump's america? Will they let them pass? Will they confiscate the car?
This second assassination theatre production is why we need to release the trump/epstein Files! He was reading a prepared statement very soon thereafter. It had to have been pre-written.
Have there ever been any stars or planets, that we see in the night sky, just disappear? I always wondered if that has happened during the last 4,000 years or so of celestial observation. When I was a kid I was told that some stars are so far away that they were dead but the light we are receiving from them is still continuing to arrive as starlight. Have we seen that dead star light wink out? I know the universe is very old and the last 4,000 years was just a blink of an eye, but I'm curious if anyone knows if this has happened.