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American press from left through right mostly present opinion. Maybe, if you're lucky, the first few sentence you hear will give the unopinionated situation sketch. I would get other sources if I were you... (And I wouldn't select Russia-Today as a hoped-for unbiased US-news source) In my opinion (I...

ME Quote: (If only you guys could distinguish socialism and social programs...) If only you could realise USA can not do what Holland is doing. 50% of Americans pay no taxes. ... I realize that most of the 'Western world'-government is capable of being a bit social towards the people who elected th...

Daxw, you also show some obvious signs of certain things when connecting the dots.... Ok, I'll not laundry-list them. I'll also not start to explain to you the difference between scientism and scientific data. It happens everywhere, but especially at your side of the pond, people really like to make...

Sigh. And still, to refocus on why I replied initially, Rasselass and his source base those accusation -as made- on nothing. Hence I can make the same argument about Rasselass, that's all. It is the kind of so-called "argumentation"-style I'm pointing out here. It seems very 'modern' and t...

I was asking how rasselass personally came to his conclusion instead if just posting some accusation. Probably he has no arguments other than that article-title. And thus my conclusion about rasselass stands on equal grounds. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1404674/Joe-Biden-news-US-President-T...

Watching President Biden's confusion in Texas ,you have to question is he fit for his position....sad really.. Reading that gaslighting comment, you have to question if he has anything insightful to add....sad really.. IOW, please elaborate: - What did you see; - Give us your summary what it was al...

The spring works somewhat like a capacitor: it can only act on a potential-difference and is able to filter the high frequency.

There's hope indeed.
Apparently this is one of the rare occurrence where you acknowledge an answer of mine without falling back onto a copy/paste reply :-)

Very nice build and explanation !!


I added some arrows.
Original image, see: https://www.besslerwheelquest.com/

I agree with item 15.
Neither are correct.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI Perhaps for the registration part in the US? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpvVqa-O_Tg But that still requires everyone to jump on the bandwagon of blockchain. Many in Europe just automatically get a voting ticket (not the ballot itself) via the postal s...

[Link is working again] Whatabout postal? I'm not talking about postal ballots... I'm talking about the network facet in general. The thing with digital interlinking is that somehow inevitable (and very attractive) track and trace. Some parts of the blockchain are closed down by your own private key...

Hmm... I think I finally understand the issue you're having. Your rollers are massless! When the T-shape has more mass than the rollers then the zig-zag as "friction machine" becomes less effective. In that case: the rollers will simply shoot in and out with great speed without having much...

Please try to avoid repetition. Because sometimes repeated words only resonates with your own mind and not with the meaning you try to convey. To do the same, I'll rephrase "The zigzags generate again mechanical resistance, (a) which is absolutely identical and equivalent to friction and (b) wh...

Sure, if you think it's democratic... I think differently. Although tempting, you don't want electronic voting from home and you actually don't want that blockchain traceability. Something about peer pressure vs uncompromised private votes. That link: I get a 502 - bad gateway. What you want for the...