The "French" aka Jean Luc Picard? He's rather British for a Frenchman. Maybe WW3 had some other consequences.
thessnake03
It's the fee the fund manager charges. Looking at mine, they call them expense ratios. Big broad stuff like S&p and total market is typically low fee <1%. But something that tracks a specific market sector, or a really active fund could charge >5%
A total market fund, or S&p 500 fund would be a good start. Pick something with a low percentage fee
Cassini got some great pics of Saturn's rings too
The opening credits of Enterprise shows the Terran Empire landing on the Moon after winning what would be WW2 for us. I think the point of divergence is well before Zephram and even the 20th Century.
I thought it was super easy in the future
Why would I ever want to see in the shower?
Good info here, although not adjusted numbers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_R-rated_films?wprov=sfla1
Before the deadpools, it was the matrix 2, and then T2.
Don't ask what the blender is for
So is Big Spock