It's fascinating that the system consistently misunderstands how syllables work.
I mean, initially I think it was weighting the importance of the syllable structure to low, because it's of absolute importance in haiku. But then later when it assessed the syllable problem, I think it was still miscounting with some lines.
What a weird response. I was addressing your comment. You didn’t mention Palestine.
Oh whoops, it must have been a different post in this thread that I mentioned Gaza.
you would rather play the Sinophobia and Yellow Perilism card and assume that I receive Xi bucks.
I've said nothing of the sort. That sounds like deflection.
I never said it was exceptional, quite the opposite, I'm saying many countries have border disputes.
Interesting that you don't seem to care about my other examples, Gaza or Crimea. Got a soft spot for China?
They say with wine there's an opposite correlation, the worse the label, the better the wine. I'm not sure I agree with either. Anyway, no worries, I was just teasing a bit.
I mean, judging by a title, a synopsis, or a review would all be a better method than the cover art.
Yep trump sure does say shit.
You could, but I wouldn't buy it.
If you noticed...
Wow, so you literally never learned to not judge a book by its cover? That is some admirable honestly, a really brave confession.
The cool or hot aspect doesn't really seem to matter. They seem to be describing a simple cycle. The black hole shoots jets of material outward, that material now in a vacuum naturally wants to diffuse and expand in every direction. Some of that material expands in a direction that gets it sucked back into the black hole and triggers the whole process all over again.
I'm not clear if the cycle is self sustaining or if it loses energy over time. It may be that the gas being sucked in acts as a catalyst that results in shooting significantly more material outward, effectively sustaining the reaction indefinitely, but like I said, that aspect was not really clear from what I read.
Just 2? I'm pretty sure there are a bunch.
Yeah, someone turns it to midnight, and then it's doomsday morning. And then later, when you get to work everyone thinks they're a freaking comedian when they say "ugh, doomsdays... am I right?" You'll have to hear some variation of that joke all day. "Oh man, doomsdays are the worst", yeah Bob, you're hilarious...
(And yes, you'll be working on doomsday, you don't get those off)
Probably our stainless steel too