337 pts ยท May 15, 2014
It's an accident due to the 2000 election. Before the colors tended to swap every election(and before color tv Republicans were blue).
It's not necessarily the password itself. These are all common security questions.
That's basically what Rogue One was. And I imagine it's not the last time that's going to be happening.
This was also the case during the Empire, though as they had multiple per year the year would be named after the first pair. It was an honor
You misspelled "better".
Notably, I'm not saying that environmental energy is impossible. I'm pointing out that your argument is incoherent.
Hence, your argument is invalid because of a faulty premise(that the moon landing is exactly like environmental energy)
actually had a completed system for workable environmental energy on a large scale.
I was asking for something that would make the analogy work, but the point was that the only thing that would make it work was if you...
No, that's you missing the point. I'm arguing that your logic relies on an faulty analogy.
3/ I am disputing that claim and the logic you are using here.
2/ You are saying that the problem is the same sort of problem that putting someone on the moon is, which isn't really supported.
I'm not making that claim, and if you bother to read the chain, you'll find that you are making the actual claim under discussion.
But we still can't solve impossible ones. You need to prove that the given problem isn't impossible before your logic holds.
Hence the word "still". Plus, it doesn't matter if the problem with implementation will be solved later if you're talking about doing it now
Also storage: it's still harder to store electricity than it is to create it, which causes problems at night.
Most of the parties also have a significant number of factions that would be different parties in other systems.
to find a reason for negative things to have happened. In order to prove your point, you need to find an actual link.
Correlation does not imply causation. You were spanked, and you have respect for others. Nothing here relates to two, expect as desire...
Which already happens: there really aren't mass die offs of congress people happening. Most move on before that would be an issue.
Missed what, exactly? You seem to be thinking that I'm making a very different argument than I am making in reality.
And I never said anything against that. Just, you know, that we shouldn't legally mandate that they have to vote new people in.
The reason congress doesn't have turnover despite low approval is that people generally really support their congresspeople.
And these people are blocked from running in primaries and elections...how?
Traditionally most presidential candidates are experienced, so your argument falls somewhat flat.
Yeah, I mean, who every heard of wanting experienced people to do a job. It's much better to just get new people in all the time.
In fact, if the Galaxy wasn't just coming down from decades of war then they likely would have been in a better position.
Poorly thought out theory-crafting. Because, last time I checked Aldeeran wasn't a Vong stronghold, and the Vong were never mentioned.
And none of those atrocities were needed to stop the Vong.
It's an accident due to the 2000 election. Before the colors tended to swap every election(and before color tv Republicans were blue).
It's not necessarily the password itself. These are all common security questions.
That's basically what Rogue One was. And I imagine it's not the last time that's going to be happening.
This was also the case during the Empire, though as they had multiple per year the year would be named after the first pair. It was an honor
You misspelled "better".
Notably, I'm not saying that environmental energy is impossible. I'm pointing out that your argument is incoherent.
Hence, your argument is invalid because of a faulty premise(that the moon landing is exactly like environmental energy)
actually had a completed system for workable environmental energy on a large scale.
I was asking for something that would make the analogy work, but the point was that the only thing that would make it work was if you...
No, that's you missing the point. I'm arguing that your logic relies on an faulty analogy.
3/ I am disputing that claim and the logic you are using here.
2/ You are saying that the problem is the same sort of problem that putting someone on the moon is, which isn't really supported.
I'm not making that claim, and if you bother to read the chain, you'll find that you are making the actual claim under discussion.
But we still can't solve impossible ones. You need to prove that the given problem isn't impossible before your logic holds.
Hence the word "still". Plus, it doesn't matter if the problem with implementation will be solved later if you're talking about doing it now
Also storage: it's still harder to store electricity than it is to create it, which causes problems at night.
Most of the parties also have a significant number of factions that would be different parties in other systems.
to find a reason for negative things to have happened. In order to prove your point, you need to find an actual link.
Correlation does not imply causation. You were spanked, and you have respect for others. Nothing here relates to two, expect as desire...
Which already happens: there really aren't mass die offs of congress people happening. Most move on before that would be an issue.
Which already happens: there really aren't mass die offs of congress people happening. Most move on before that would be an issue.
Missed what, exactly? You seem to be thinking that I'm making a very different argument than I am making in reality.
And I never said anything against that. Just, you know, that we shouldn't legally mandate that they have to vote new people in.
The reason congress doesn't have turnover despite low approval is that people generally really support their congresspeople.
And these people are blocked from running in primaries and elections...how?
Traditionally most presidential candidates are experienced, so your argument falls somewhat flat.
Yeah, I mean, who every heard of wanting experienced people to do a job. It's much better to just get new people in all the time.
In fact, if the Galaxy wasn't just coming down from decades of war then they likely would have been in a better position.
Poorly thought out theory-crafting. Because, last time I checked Aldeeran wasn't a Vong stronghold, and the Vong were never mentioned.
And none of those atrocities were needed to stop the Vong.