No one can read the future so who knows... maybe? Maybe not? Depends how many people go out to vote?
Enjoy your life under the boot if you take that gamble and it doesn't go your way, and always remember your share of the blame whatever comes.
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You should read some history books. It is happening EXACTLY like it happened in the past. Down to a T. Other fascist groups weren't successful their first attempt at seizing power either. Other fascist groups didn't go from 0 to gas chamber instantly.
The fact that they haven't yet lined people up against the wall does not mean they won't the second they feel they can get away with it.
The last time they tried to steal power was a practice run. One they've learned from. One that almost succeeded except for some key people who didn't bend their knee. Having people like that around is a mistake they will not make again.
What media companies are you talking about? You mention there are some righteous ones but they're too few and far between. All of the other ones are owned by like 5 right wing billionaires. Those few and far between ones are all we have.
Having an unlocked phone anywhere near a cop is a bad idea considering they can just grab it. There are stories of them using people's handcuffed hands to unlock phones with fingerprints against the wishes of the phone's owner so I definitely wouldn't put it past them to grab it out of your hand.
The project could not be going great but also the AI is just incorrect about the status of the project rather than being sarcastic
I've definitely had a similar feeling with band names and brand names, etc. You're just so used to hearing them that they are their own thing without being the component words that the name contains.
If I've learned anything from video game design, it is much easier to balance smaller numbers. You'd have to be careful to figure out the most amount of some small basic staple you'd need and ensure that it wouldn't have to cost less than 1 cent per unit, however, before setting your minimum value.
Of course, picking the value of your own local currency without regard to its value on the global market isn't really feasible.
I thought you were going to say the middle of Italy, that would have been a crazy coincidence in the naming!
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Wow what kind of rookie kids were they surveying?
Hmm, I'm not sure how to correctly word my question.
It was really just aimed at the implication in the comment I replied to that if this were true, we should have seen evidence for it in telescopes already. So my question was, what phenomena would we expect to see because of these topological defects that we don't already see and have attributed to dark matter.
As far as I'm aware (which really isn't that far tbh) gravitational lensing is explained without needing any new hypotheses. But if dark matter was implicated in it to heighten the effect, that would still be something we have seen in our telescopes which could be explained by this so it still would answer the comment to which I replied as being something we have observed.
Edit: OK I looked it up and yeah dark matter (or another explanation) is required to account for the amount of lensing we see. But still, that's a thing we have observed so I guess my question would be, does this new idea not account for the same effect? If it does, that should answer the comment I was replying to.
It's rough, I ain't no gimp expert..