Depends on the reasoning, I guess. Mine on a subject may not be the same as yours.

It’s the old activist paradigm - anything that was done once is still being done.

That’d take out a lot of folks on Gawker...

I know. Dammit. :(

Probably operating right at the edge of the envelope, then a seagull landed on the tip of the boom.

Inexperienced =/= stupid...

Hmm. Illegal immigrants flocking to the US couldn’t POSSIBLY carry any diseases with them... right?

Glad I could help! ;)

Physics is a bitch.

Flu virus? Little bastards can hang around on doorknobs for days supposedly.

Electric work’s fairly easy - I wired a garage for power, didn’t have any problem, turned off ALL power to the house before putting the circuits into the distribution panel. As long as you pay moderate attention to detail, it’s fine.

Brazilian women... Yeah...

Skin to skin contact can transfer viruses quite well - and if you add in a whole lotta moisture... well... might as well just set up a superhighway and give the little bastards self-driving cars.

Yep, life finds a way.

Well, I understand it.

So that explains the teeny-tiny backpacks I’m seeing on mosquitos lately...

“I love all my children equally, from the virus to the blue whale. But do I care if you live or die? Sorry, but not really. Your death is just an opportunity for life for others. I won’t go out of the way to save you or kill you.

Of course it could have absolutely nothing to do with easy travel to and from the infected areas.

But... GUN! And.... SCARY! And 3-D Printing!!!

Yes, but it’s going to take another administration to go “Let’s scrap this turd and go back to something that we’d worked at least some of the bugs out.”