Honey Buzzards are fucking awesome.
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Correct. By their very nature of certain religions being mutually exclusive, they can't all be correct, but they could all be wrong.
They aren't wrong because some are mutually exclusive. That's a non-sequitur. They are false or at least not true, because the evidence either falsifies the claims or doesn't prove them to be true.
Neuralink test subject: Why do I smell burnt toast?
Who would I jail? The C-officers. Your shit show, your responsibility. If you can't trust your employees, figure out why or do the work yourself.
This.There exists a pipeline from somewhere on the left to the alt right. It is dangerous to think otherwise.
Tape multiple together, and you have a rudimentary scoop.
ChatGPT says it's true, and robots can't lie!
Yes, there's teeth to the original appeal. Amicus briefs, however, have to be accepted by the judges before they will entertain any of the arguments and prescribed remedies.
You can file them, and that's generally meaningful, (ignoring how the GOP has bastardized the practice) since it goes on the public record, but the courts may not be open to reading them regardless.
This is not my beautiful house...!
- Petey Piranha
- Mewtwo
No idea.
This will never happen. Smell-o-Vision and its successors have been in development for decades, and they all have the same issue: where to store the numerous scent liquids. You can't just digitize scent and generate it on demand with some kind of solid state device. You can't just combine three liquids to make 1000 scents—the article's analogy of combining light to make colors is overly optimistic, bordering on delusional.
The other two related problems are convenience and cost. This is 1000% a novelty, and novelties quickly lose their appeal after you experience it the first time. Who is seriously going to be going out to buy replacement cartridges for a thing that is essentially a toy?
I didn't say that. However, if delegation is too risky, do the work yourself.