The secret ingredient is cocaine.

Look at all those people that think the degree they just got is worth the paper it is printed on.

This touches on what I’ve always seen as a bizarre disconnect in the Anti-Choice movement. If I was seriously convinced that people were actively murdering children, there is probably no length I wouldn’t go to in order to stop it. The fact that Anti-Choice people aren’t actively attacking clinics seems to put the lie…

Sure; the idea focuses more around the concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS), wherein people rely on a wide range of transportation solutions, from microtransit to long-range travel. Due to the relative proximity of everything in downtown areas, the primary method of transportation would be walking, biking,…

There was an article someone posted about the One-Punch-Man Workout a few weeks ago were they analysed it and determined that it is generally a terrible workout for a host of reasons.

This is incorrect; there is only one way to make a Mint Julep.

This is incorrect; there is only one way to make a Mint Julep.

One of the possibilities of automated vehicles, from a city planner perspective, is to minimize or even eliminate the prominence of the car in downtown areas, returning them to a pedestrian/bicycle focus with extended green spaces.

Sure, but that is partially a means to an end. She supports privatizing education because it gets around the ban on promoting religion in public schools.

The thing about that that bugs me is that people usually tout a $1 trillion initiative as the solution to our infrastructure woes, but the most recent estimate is that we have about $7 trillion in infrastructure needs.

No, the Constitution sets minimal ages; setting a maximal age is a different thing and has no Constitutional precedent. This is why the Civil Rights Act is compatible with the Constitution as the Age protected class is primarily concerned with people over 40.

Seems as though dementia would be self-apparent prior to election, presidential candidates and presidents usually issue physical fitness reports to the public, and nothing about age has a causal relationship with outdated worldviews. I suppose you do, although at a guess I would suspect that you are grasping at straws…

What things?

I’m not sure specifically what you are referring to, but I presume you mean that the president has to be at least 35 years of age. This doesn’t conflict with the Civil Rights Act as the ‘Age’ protected class is anyone over 40.

Nope. There can be job requirements that have to be met, but you cannot simply ban a protected class. It would be analogous to a firefighter position: you can set requirements such as the ability to carry a certain weight over a certain distance, but you cannot ban women from applying.

The 25th Amendment doesn’t have anything to do with age. It is for a president that is, ‘incapacitated.’ Also the 25th Amendment doesn’t matter in relation to Trump because, assuming the majority of his Cabinet concludes that he is incapacitated, he can be reinstated as president simply by sending a letter to Congress…

A fair enough position, but I would point out that these sorts of requirements pretty easily run afoul of the Civil Rights Act. 

I’m really glad it is coming to Steam; it is probably just something with me, but I could never play it because I couldn’t make sense of the ASCII graphics.

If I recall correctly, in the first episode of season one, the admiral says to Ed that they have 3000 ships to staff.

Eggs usually crack badly for me when I put them straight into boiling water. Does the puncture help prevent this?

Is there a cosmic horror aspect to it or is it focused on the drama of WW2?