Doing it while they are actively commiting a genocide is tantamount to a war crime. No one should care about technicalities in a situation like war. These are real people, children, losing their lives.
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You can buy one printer and make a labs worth of microscopes for a school or business.
My sister when she was younger loved sitting in front of the fireplace and warming her back, and burned herself multiple times without noticing. Not saying it's common, but it's certainly a possibility.
And all of the money they have is still dwarfed in comparison to only 400 people. I'm not saying their wealth isn't extravagant but most actors didn't receive their wealth from exploiting millions of working class people.
Oh shut the fuck up. You can be fine with Jewish people and recognize that Israel is commiting a genocide at the same time. Well, I can because I have more than 3 functioning braincells, it might be harder for you but I'm sure if you try hard enough you might get there one day.
That's a hilarious take seeing as most of "the elite" want us to completely ignore it and act like it doesn't exist.
I'm amazed no one has mentioned Susie/Eddie Izzard yet. Their sets are rather old at this point so I shouldn't be too surprised, but they are all great and I highly recommend them, especially if you are into history at all.
I'm sure many Jewish people felt the same way in 1940s Germany.
Light cones aren't exactly literal cones of time, they are an abstraction to help us understand the mathematics of time and space. (Assuming you are talking about Penrose diagrams.)
Ahh yes I'm sure the people whose cars were burned won't simply get a new one. This effectively released lots of bad chemicals into the air and did nothing to reduce the number of cars on the road.
This was 100% me this year. Had a bit of a mental health crisis followed by a huge string of bad luck, including COVID and then contracting RSV a month later. Thankfully I also found a good therapist and got an amazing dog so even despite all of that I feel stronger mentally than I have in a decade!
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The hardest years are still ahead of you. I have ADHD and was undiagnosed until junior year of high school. I was doing amazing in school until things started getting hard enough that I couldn't just rely on my current knowledge and had to actually study. Make sure she develops strong study/organizational habits now before she gets into high school, because that's when things can really start to fall apart. It sounds like you are already doing a great job, and more than my parents did at that age, so you might have far less of an issue.