Interesting. So to defend freedom, we strip people of ... freedom?

Schrödinger’s Rose?

The problem with your thesis is that one of the things the NFL dropped the ball on is its investigation of cheating to begin with.

Why bother? Marvel didn’t for almost 4 years (between New Mutants #87 and Cable #6).

Example: Let’s say I am a wood worker. I can go buy a plain hammer at the hardware store. But, I’m girly, and I see the pretty flowered one next to the regular one, I might go for that one instead (assume quality is equal). This doesn’t make me less capable of using a hammer. If the flowered hammer were unavailable, I…

I see this as similar to the backlash over science-themed toys aimed at girls - there’s always someone asking, “but why is the box pink?”

And your original post was incredibly assumptive and consescending.

Have you heard of this little thing called Title IX, which mandates equal access to both female and male athletics? Or did you go to bed in 1962 and wake up this morning?

A May 2016 release would put it up against both Civil War and X-Men: Apocalypse. The last thing Fox wants to do is put Deadpool up against that kind of oxygen-stealing headwind, especially a head-to-head against one of its own properties.

What’s really interesting is that it’s neatly divided in half - down to the dollar - between management/general expenses and fundraising expenses.

The internet allows a narrative to mushroom in minutes. If you’re not going to be responsive to that, the court of public opinion will fillet you by the time you “get around to it”.

His point actually got worse if you heard the rest of the segment (http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/05/…). He went on to talk about baseball isn’t complex because Dominicans and country bumpkins can play it. But football, you have to be smart to play, because of playbooks and “coordinated plays”.

Sublight engines only? Somebody wasn’t paying attention during the briefing ...

Because nothing says scary like “Estimated time to Death Star arrival: 2596 years”.

Umm, I hate to break this to you, but the letters “FTL” in “FTL drive” stand for Faster Than Light.

Yeah, that’s one of the reasons that NASA uses plasma influence to define the boundary; it’s more consistent than tracking the contents of the Oort Cloud.

Spot on: in essence, it’s a gigantic slingshot effect.

Happy to help out. :)

The entire manuver works by shifting momentum from Jupiter to New Horizons. Conservation of momentum dictates only that the momentum between the two stays constant, but nothing about how momentum is distributed between the two.

Nope. You should go back and read the paragraph right above your purported “smoking gun”: