Who is “we” in that sentence, “Doctor?” And rights of anyone, including “antivaxxers,” do not depend on whether you choose to “honor” them, with or without the extra vowel. Disgusting totalitarian behavior, that manages to be cowardly at the same time — it’s not like the “doctor” is part of the “we” that’s going to kick down the door and drag people away to be “charged with spreading dangerous health disinformation.” Pathetic.
It’s also why SPACs were created — which were then murdered by Gensler who was installed at SEC by Biden after the 2020 election… (see then-Senator Vance questioning Gensler at a Senate hearing - YouTube clip link below) My partners and I had 8 SPACs, all killed because Trump had a SPAC (which became Truth Social) and they needed to “get Trump.” We were ruined trying to bring small earlier-stage opportunities to ordinary investors, the Wall Street version of J6…
https://t.co/8x8nShPPl5
@Jennnyyyyyy The right column is twice the product of the first two. (10 x 5 x 2 =100, 3 x 6 x 2 =36, so 9 x 3 x 2 =54) Therefore the missing box is 3.
@KingTunde_SZN The “number” is a repeating decimal, given by the quotient 2041/67:
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30.462686567164179104477611940298507
with a 33 digit period. The answer is a single “number” as posed in the OP question (in contrast to the plural “numbers”).
@Moonlight_myths Didn’t happen — what mother in this telling of an emotional topic would refer to her daughter as “the girl” more than once. Utter fiction…
There was nothing detached about my reaction — I was gutted by the images. I think people react to shock in various ways, and saying “he’s dead” as if almost having a conversation with himself is exactly the kind of thing that could happen if he was “rerunning the film” in his mind. This guy is a cameraman, not a coroner. He’s not “declaring” anything (to whom is he declaring?) — looks like shock to me, and the range of behavior in a condition of shock is quite wide (some people even laugh in some cases, even in the most gruesome situations). Ask some combat veterans what they think.
When I first saw video of his wound, I said “he’s dead” too. From my family room in Pennsylvania. It was obvious from low Earth orbit that it was very unlikely to be survivable. Is my certainty “anomalous” as well? Who in a state of shock is wondering about his verbalizations being “aligned with irrefutable evidence” in the midst of a violent situation like that. How is he “pronouncing” anything, and how much expertise does a “typical layperson” need before common understanding of how much blood can come gushing from the neck before the “inference” of certain death can be drawn. What if his head popped completely off? I’m pretty sure no advanced training would be required to conclude that he was beyond any real chance of survival. I will say that I don’t consider someone seeing that wound and concluding mortal injuries represents “anomalous certainty” whatsoever.
@MrPitbull07 I grew up in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where there are quilting bees and hand-crafted quilts in all the farmers’ stands and flea markets, so I can say that this quilt would be perfectly at home in a place where quilts are a big deal. Bravo! :-)
Illegal? Not if TdA is essentially a paramilitary arm of a hostile foreign government. How many fellow Americans need to die so your oh-so-fashionable sense of justice is appropriately puffed up? It’s your upside down and inside out sense of right and wrong which created the incentive for these people to target us. Now that we are changing the incentives , you’ve got the “sads.” Too bad — go wreck some other country, we see you now.
@RexPark22886010@MattWallace888 I’d pay to see any kind of spontaneous “cross the line” unity from any high-profile group. Feels like the America I thought I grew up in.