Don’t forget they kicked her out because she was drinking a beer. A grown ass woman in what is effectively her home had a beer, the horror.
And let’s just assume it’s okay for that to be against the rules, she has dementia. She’s going to break the rules.
That’s great for grid storage. Maybe one day for even EV use, emphasis on maybe. But you’ll never have a cell phone with a sodium battery
Yep they are so paranoid that you can’t even get care. It’s wild
They wouldn’t even give me single pill after my car was flipped on the interstate. I could barely walk
Mars was geologically active but its core cooled.
I think it’s mostly the haircut and unflattering angle.
Here’s your gun and passport welcome to America
Healthcare is not included
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That was maybe one of the most brutal scenes I ever saw
Not cheaper than a used washer though.
Plus you have to take into account the wear on the rest of the machine. It only take a couple of expensive repairs and then you paid for you to have paid the cost of a new washer and now you have created a money pit of an appliance. Same thing with cars, yes you can repair it forever, but eventually it’s not worth it
I’m an archaeologist and I’m totally cool with them having a few bars. As long as everything removed from collections is weighed, recorded, and ideally photographed it’s okay. Of course we should keep a representative sample of lead bars, but there’s a lot of material and we can’t curate every ingot or every brick. So it’s a balance for sure.
Can’t let evil take root
Willing to kill 1 million people
A quality which you seem to lack
And right back around to the bad faith arguments.
Nuance is dead the world is black and white and either perfect or bad.
You know international law gets fuzzy with supplying weapons and money. Which is what the US was providing Israel. Now we have the US military attacking nations directly.
So let me be clear we wouldn’t have invaded Venezuela and we wouldn’t be invading Iran. Those are the war crimes.
And were not even getting into the domestic issues thse days, lots of death there too.
But yeah let’s focus on one thing and ignore all the other way worse direct involvement actions that never would have happened
Totally depends. Usually in medical cases like this the margins for a hospital are thinner than you think. Healthcare gets so expensive thanks to all the middlemen.
It’s a bit different than a company pollutes river and it costs 10 million in fines but they save 30 million.
In this case if the family wins the suit it can open up even more until it becomes unsustainable. It all depends on what is established in this case, the precedent alone could be effective in banning it.
I’d prefer legislation of course
25th won’t hold. The way the law is written seems to only apply to physical incapacitation. As soon as Trump delivers a statement saying he’s fine and presents himself he’d be president again. I suspect the Supreme Court would also support this literal interpretation. The amendment does not work well with mental decline unfortunately.
He must be impeached and removed from office by Congress.
I’m willing to bet his family can likely win their lawsuit . Hopefully that will be costly enough to reverse this bullshit.
No I’m absolutely confident you setup a gotcha, but I deprived you the chance to use it by refusing to engage in it.
No goalposts were moved, nice try though.
And that’s why I said it’s not happening. These batteries are far too heavy for cell phones. That’s an increase in weight I would gladly accept, but I don’t expect it to catch on.
Most of the weight in a phone is from the battery so to get an idea find a second cellphone and hold it with yours and that is the new weight. Ironically my cellphone is only 170g. Meaning that just the battery from your article is 2x the weight of my phone. I would gladly carry that for the increased battery life alone, but many will not.
Hope I’m wrong though and we do adopt it, or maybe they figure out how to make these batteries even lighter.