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by Evolved 12y ago
I don't think it is that the pilots did or did not realize the stall. The stall alarm went off 75 times. The problem was they were not aware of their pitch for some reason. They must have thought they were heading towards the ocean due
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by Evolved 12y ago
We should also remember that it was pilot error that doomed Air France flight 447. That being said, remotely piloting a plane doesn't give the feedback that sitting in the captain's seat does and although planes may not need pilot
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by Evolved 12y ago
You don't need me to agree but I do agree. Plane travel is immensely safer than car travel. The only reason plane crashes make the news more than car crashes is because of the rarity and the massive casualties (sometimes).
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by Evolved 12y ago
Oh how right you are. My experiences are purely anecdotal but there seems to be a recurring theme. Note: All Rayovac batteries used were confirmed to be alkaline batteries and the Sunbeam batteries it appears are not alkaline. This may have
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by Evolved 12y ago
Fortunately, science is largely unencumbered by the fashion choices of the people who participate in it. Furthermore, as outlandish as this shirt may be I find it to be quite refreshing that a tatted up metal fan wearing a shirt like this c
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by Evolved 12y ago
Thankfully, the term "sexy" doesn't just apply to sex as the informal definition is something exciting, appealing, interesting and/or stimulating.
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by Evolved 12y ago
Do you think they didn't tell him not to wear it because they didn't deem it offensive or perhaps even because they are scientists and engineers that determined that it is merely an article of clothing and it would be prudent to w
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by Evolved 12y ago
They're only scenes degrading and objectifying women as sexual objects if women feel degraded and objectified as sexual objects about the scenes. As a woman made the shirt and gave it to him then it seems to be the case that at least 1
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by Evolved 12y ago
I understand his point to be that in California, the tech industry is very influential whereas in places predominantly Republican and shunning of science/tech like this area of Texas, the people don't seem interested at all in pro
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by Evolved 12y ago
You might have missed the part where the sole premise of Interstellar was that they were leaving Earth to explore other planets because of how bad Earth had become. I.e. a dystopian future.
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by Evolved 12y ago
I understood your BR reference but I'd counter that the dystopian future films are what the public likes even if they aren't what they initially want as the box office receipts show they lap these films up. The problem with why yo
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by Evolved 12y ago
I'm a fan of the 3 yes/no question survey. It doesn't take much longer than rating 1-5 unless you want to add comments. Would you use our service again? Was there anything we could have done better? (+comment) Would you recom
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by Evolved 12y ago
So on one hand it is possible and encouraged to fail out of sheer ambition yet on the other hand it is possible to fail due to ignorance or laziness. Therefore failure does not always occur when one is trying too hard because it is also fea
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by Evolved 12y ago
I've found that this can be applied to exercise as well. Not necessarily hiring a personal trainer but having someone who counts on you to meet them to go on a jog or meet at the gym and not wanting to let them down helps keep you acco
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by Evolved 12y ago
Not that I necessarily doubt the veracity of this claim but you should probably point to a better looking graphic than that. Where did you even find it?
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by Evolved 12y ago
The great thing is that none of what you said applies to a drug trafficking charge because DPR and SR didn't engage in drug trafficking. The environment was created as a marketplace for illicit drug sales but SR didn't produce&#x2
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by Evolved 12y ago
Fortunately, from what we know about the case, that information is on the same servers that are alleged to have been hacked illegally by the FBI which would make their contents inadmissible and thus, a boom for DPR.
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by Evolved 12y ago
I'm going to go flat-out conspiracy theorist and say that DPR/alleged dealer/blackmailer are all the same person and he concocted this story and leaked it to let everyone know how seriously he takes privacy. Unfortunately, th
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by Evolved 12y ago
You seem to like the word "facilitate" as you used it in both your replies to my post. If I were to ask you if it is easier to mail vacuum-sealed drugs across the U.S. or to drive them there yourself then what would you say? Maili
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by Evolved 12y ago
If you're going to present yourself as more knowledgeable than the rest of us as far as the law goes then it would be prudent to read the article and get the defendant's name correct. Given that the information that would implicat
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by Evolved 12y ago
The problem becomes when the laws are structured to favor certain entities or when the laws purposely aren't changed because they're a very useful financial tool for 3-letter agencies.
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by Evolved 12y ago
Fortunately for us, you're not a judge/prosecutor and fortunately for the accused, "guilty until proven innocent" isn't law but merely a song by Jay-Z.
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by Evolved 12y ago
Accused of violating the USC Drug Kingping Act amongst others. Accused of running an $80 million narcotics ring. Accused of murder for hire. Accused under the law as written. You may believe him innocent by appeal to actual law/logic
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by Evolved 12y ago
Let's clear up a very often perpetuated and very disingenuous misconception. Silk Road did NOT sell a damn thing. Silk Road (the website and very much the same as the actual location) was a conduit for sellers to do their business. SR
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by Evolved 12y ago
If Ulbricht is guilty for providing a safe place to buy illegal drugs then aren't San Francisco and other cities complicit since they hand out clean needles freely for addicts to use? Sure the idea behind it is noble but aren't bo
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US airdrops arms to Kurdish opposition fighters in Syria(nypost.com)
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by Evolved 12y ago
I pay $176/month for 3 lines with AT&T and all 3 lines still have the unlimited data @$30/month on them. I can buy 3 subsidized iphone 6s for $600+tax total ($200 each) or I can buy them each at $650. The price per month works
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by Evolved 12y ago
This begs a few questions such as: is it due to laziness of today's generation, is it because costs have increased much more than wages have or is it due to a factor largely out of the hands of this generation such as economic or marke
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by Evolved 12y ago
Is this device a wifi device that makes calls and texts over wifi? Is it a GSM / CDMA device? Which carriers will support it? The article states "Those in the U.S. will need to purchase a data plan through AT&T and those in
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by Evolved 12y ago
Yes it is a phone in that it allows 2 or more parties to conduct a voice conversation utilizing technology over some kind of network. Fortunately, the article doesn't state that it is not a phone. It states that it doesn't require

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