Viruses are very strange. For example the chicken pox virus lays dormant in the spinal column, only to occasionally reactivate into shingles.

Read this somewhere else: when fully functional, the JWST will be able to peer back in time and see when the project started.

And if everything goes off without a hitch, the Webb Telescope will be one of the most impressive feats of astronomy ever undertaken.

Some of the worst dialog I’ve ever heard in a movie. Only beating out The Happening. I think M. Night makes everyone say every single line exactly as he wrote them and it makes for completely ridiculous sounding conversations in his films.

It doesn’t take a lot of effort to graft this argument onto denying healthcare to wounded veterans. I think if you can do that with your argument, it’s a bad argument.

Did you read the proposed solution?

1) Establish more frequent breaks

I thought Old was awful. Like embarrassingly bad.

You act like these people make six figures and have extensive life experience prior to taking these jobs. Given the conditions described here, I highly doubt that, and even if someone were (for example) willing to work construction without a hardhat, that doesn’t absolve the construction company of the obligation to…

This is the worst take.

I’m not assuming that at all. I’m merely saying that we shouldn’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. In order to help the most people, there will be people who miss out because they’ve already paid off, or people who maybe don’t explicitly need loan forgiveness, who get it. So what? Is that a reason not to do…

Summary of all the comments in this article and every other article like this:

Honestly? I’d be happier if:

Several years ago I almost got into a shouting argument with a little old lady that lived near some relatives I was visiting who kept going on about how if you just worked hard you could pay for college blah blah blah, and who wouldn’t budge even with I explained the explicit math and numbers.

I’ll add that our culture pretends like it rewards people who make the “right” choices. Sure, you might be a bum who sits around and watches Joe Rogan but at least you aren’t a drug addict! Sure, no one likes you but you have no student debt! You’re better than someone, somewhere, out there and that’s what counts!

“I would accept measures that include things like canceling all interest retroactively so that once a sum equivalent the principal initially borrowed has been repaid, then the loan is clear.”

So what you're saying is that when a moderate adopts progressive policies during his campaign, we should just know he's lying and not expect anything beyond "not being Donald Trump"? Because I'm not sure that you've got a long term strategy there...

So because you don’t get help, nobody can get help?

How colleges and universities have avoided receiving the PRIMARY anger over student debt is beyond me. They gouge prices in plain sight, spend like drunken sailors in plain sight, beg and plead for even more money in plain sight.

As someone who’s done a lot of quadrat sampling, I dig that bamboo one. I guess studying plastic pollution might motivate you to ditch the standard PVC pipe frame. 

“then you have other scientists that purposely go invade untouched environments”