It does, and the main Nitter site is technically only 1 version of the site. Many mirrors exist, as here shows.
Human cargo is a little more perishable than sensors and machinery, so it necessitates a faster trip, even if it requires a bigger rocket to do it faster. If you don't have flesh and blood that you want alive, there and back, taking your time usually results in much less expensive missions.
I get that, but the solution was to start a shooting war only a month after inauguration, instead of quietly freezing out the federal government, via the state's rights avenue?
That avenue is incredibly effective today, see sanctuary cities and ICE, or abortion bans pre-Dobbs. If it is that effective today, it'd be leagues better in the 1860s, and even if Lincoln started screaming insurrection, it's much harder to justify military action when you'd be seen as the aggressor occupying "dissident" states.
Mr Beast is only at most 1 degree of separation from pedophiles, btw, via the tranny Chris Tyson, who's "galpals" include pedophile Orion Passmore / Gigglygoonclown, and "early porn introduction" enjoyer Jean Hollywood / Sodacat.
Kiwifarms, which has this all documented, is Tor only ATM, but has cataloged both Tyson's borderline pedo tendencies and pedo acquaintances.
Question, I had voted in mu local election, specifically skipping on the R mayor for pushing gun control while still voting for the R city councilman, would that still be considered fraud? Disclaimer, I don't know shit about KY's Gov or AG, so it's likely not a 1:1.
I don't think that Sodom and Gomorrah are comparable to our current state. Genesis 18:20-21 and 19:13 make it clear that not only was the sin there so great, but the outcry to the Lord against essentially all the inhabitants so great to justify razing both the cities. Recall God making the deal with Abraham that if he could find even 10 just souls that he would not raze the cities.
God was even as merciful to let Lot's sons-in-laws to flee the city too, despite the likelyhood that they were longtime inhabitants of Sodom, and likely shared in the debachery of the city. Jesus shared in that mercy towards sinners of the sexual nature with the prostitute in Luke 7.
This isn't to say that Jesus didn't have any red lines to be crossed, or was never wrathful, but that was saved for those who were disrespectful of God or blasphemers, like the money changers in the temple, or the followers of the Beast in Revelations. This also isn't to say that Jesus would approve of sinning overall, just that even our sins right now really are no where near the point of the wrathful cleansing that God determined that Sodom and Gomorrah needed.
EVs have waaaaay fewer moving parts than a standard combustible engine
And thrice the number of computers that can go haywire and decide to not go anywhere. Any idiot off the street can wrenchmonkey their engine into moving another mile, I don't foresee many pulling up a dev enviroment to diagnose why the BMS is going bananas and not charging the batteries.
No, it doesn't, and if you had read the study, they are very clear:
"Existing literature suggests that such oscillatory neuronal activity in these particular brain areas is important for memory and for the encoding of new information and, therefore, provides the brain with optimal conditions for learning."
They are making the assumption based off prior literature that certain brain wave patterns might be linked to increased learning. They are very non-commital with the suggests and unclears that they do not have solid proof that it does effect learning.
You are taking coulds, mights, and possiblies, and turning it into does and will. Additionally, just like I had pointed out, a single study of 24 people, with not crystal clear results, does not make for a reproducible, reflective of the entire population study.
Psychology studies are of a highly dubious nature though, as are most of the 'soft' sciences. Reproducibility and replication of study results have been extremely difficult in the past decades because of the loose nature of these fields, and given that replication is core to science as a whole, it's questionable to point at a pop-science magazine summary of a paper and claim it as 100% truthful to the real world.
Not like DJT could have just ended the Fed at any moment, you gotta drag all of Congress through that, as well as a cabal of bankers who have a history of killing people they don't like. Being "a shill for the banks" was the easiest way to get us out of this if only because it's easy bait for bankers to blow up the USD with inflation, giving people the opportunity to actually reject the new scam CBDC, versus trying to explain to people the wildly (and intentionally) convoluted Federal Reserve System and why they need to give up USD for something else.
I'd think that the Afghan occupation would be essentially the closest reasonable estimate for a hostile invasion of the US, except even worse for any invading party.
You'd likely see: *Protracted guerrilla warfare
*A very outgunned invading force
*Essentially no meaningful occupation of the inland / not LA or NY
*And after said "occupation", for everything to decay back to the original status quo
As long as everyone doesn't just give up in the first days and weeks, there really isn't any way the US population could feasibly lose, it's just so hilariously stacked against invaders.
Can't forget the other way around, where T in women causes their uterus to shrivel up and become cancerous, requiring surgical removal.
Almost as if injecting radically different level of hormones than what your body makes and requires is a bad idea.
Potassium, Magnesium, Zinc, Iron, Sodium, and Calcium. Half a dozen metals that we all have, so no point in worrying over some comparatively trace levels of Aluminum or Mercury if it came down to microwaves heating the body.
Could be that instead of instant re-imbodyment, they could be "fast tracked" as the new generations, with a new shot at life.