It depends what you want to do

Community college can make networking with professors harder. However considering the laughably small percentage of people who ever do undergrad research this doesn’t matter for most people.

In capitalism as a whole economic mobility is not very prevalent. If you are born poor you generally have a worse education, worse nutrition, worse job prospects, etc

If you are born rich it is orders of magnitude easier to end up in a high paying career since you have a financial support system

The idea here would be to make sure everyone is given the same tools to succeed and the same options. For example anyone who can pass their could go to med school vs only people who can afford to go without a livable income for 13 years while working 60-100 hours weeks

Then you reward people who choose to do things others don’t want to do which is the compromise

You can have that as home as well where the person who cleans the bathroom gets an extra cookie after dinner

This is in huge contrast to capitalism where the owner of the house gets the entire box of cookies and is benevolent enough to spare a pittance of food in exchange for the bathroom being cleaned

Everyone would have their basic needs met, and nobody would have 10,000x what other people have

They are claiming a weight of 400Wh/kg so the extra weight should be at least another 70lbs if it didn’t require any extra bracing which it probably does that while it may not be a lot for a 3000lb car it is sizeable for a 400lb bike

it’s a lot worse than other EV makers misleading claims, because 12mph is literally a joke of a speed to test at considering that’s slower than a cyclist on a non motorized bike and it is not even considering a fast speed to run at.

A still misleading but at least defendable claim would be if they did one at 25mph and called that their city range but 12mph is just an insulting claim

Adding the extra weight of the battery will reduce the range but more importantly going 12mph is not a way of rating a street legal vehicle… it’s like bragging about a laptop having a 30 day battery life when it’s in standby. Drag is a function of velocity squared which means that going at even 45mph you are experiencing 14x the drag and at 60mph it’s 25x the drag

Catcher in the rye was a forced book for me and I didnt like it because I thought Holden was insufferable lol. Why do you think it’s a good book to read?

Personally one of my favorite books

I think the main flaw is our actual way we teach literature in schools. I personally hated reading up until doing a “journal club” in college which was more like a book club that we would all read some assigned peer reviewed journals and then discuss them in an open environment. It made it where you couldn’t really participate unless you read the articles and the professor would facilitate the conversation so we would discuss certain things if no one else naturally brought it up. I don’t think that would really be possible in a 30 person class of high schoolers but if you took a smaller group of maybe 10 kids and instead of them just writing about the book had them talk in a group setting about a book like animal farm and which sections they found interesting or what sorts of parallels they see in modern times I think could engage students much more

Yes, you must be correct that’s why all the nuclear physicists and nuclear engineers think your idea is ridiculous yet a bunch of people with only a high school diploma think it sounds so smart…

Another great idea you should look into is the water powered car that all the experts that say it doesn’t work are just owned by big oil

Military reactor waste predominately goes to the Hanford site, you can actually see it on satellite imagery

Activated steel is actually super easy to deal with, it gives off gammas which are bad but because they don’t get that hot you can just bury it which is infinitely easier than risking spreading radioactive contamination in the stratosphere and having it rain down on people

The risk from launching nuclear waste in the sun is so much worse than the risk of burying it

We have so little high level nuclear waste it’s actually crazy to think about

Like all of the dry casks we made in the history of commercial nuclear power could fit on a single football field

Dig big hole bury waste, no step 3

Low crime and low unhoused population doesn’t fit for Uruguay

Why would this be part of South koreas downfall?

This seems like the exact thing a country would do if they had a declining birth rate and wanted to keep Korean babies in the country vs being adopted out

The DOE doing it is already financially accounted for and there is a professional staff that are trained on how to do it

Weapons grade uranium is so expensive and energy intensive to make that I can’t imagine they would ever pay for it and the fuel is at end of life so would need refueling soon.

The navy likely puts a safety margin on the fuel so there is probably some life left in the fuel but I would be very surprised if it lasted more than a year or two which is where I am confused on how this would work

They define rape as penetration

Good news is she did seem to actually be punished with a sizable prison sentence (by uk standards)

But like other ones had a meeting

69 referred to the sex act 420 referred to weed Even stupid obnoxious ones like yolo meant you only live once and people would say it when they do something that had a risk Or things like Kobe which was meant to have skill like Kobe

But 67 means nothing and isn’t even a reference which is why people are confused by it

Well your pupils dilate like crazy which is pretty obvious

The last line mentions not using it as a step so maybe someone was stepping on it and after a while it broke down and they fell and sued

If Steve O didn’t end up in a wheelchair from his nitrous use, then I think that might be a hyperbole…

How would they start considering how expensive it is and with the additive?

Like nitrous canisters are decently cheap