While true, most of them are likely one paycheck away from having their family living in the streets. That's a powerful deterrent against refusing orders that the US has somehow mastered. That too.
Next time your partner tells someone who didn't already know about the pregnancy, listen carefully to them saying "we're having a baby" and not "I am".
Your biological view of who's carrying is not the same thing, at all, as the joint life-upending experience about to hit both parents. Seeing "having a baby" as something that happens to the woman shows a disassociation/lack of internalization of how both parties are very much involved in this never-ending comittment.
officers were unable to determine whether his improvised crosswalk had been created with permanent paint. Officials determined the crosswalk could not be removed, so city workers covered it with black paint.
What people are trying to tell you is that when you've studied Logic at University level "basic assumptions" in elementary school level math aren't always what they seem to be.
I agree it's not very relevant though, seeing as we know what level this particular math question is at.
With enough energy resources aren't limited. Solar is that energy, since for desalination we can perform it purely during daytime and won't need to build out batteries etc as for other energy consuming industries.
Is your "no way" quantified with numbers or is it a gut feeling?
I did the math in a recent discussion and a square meter solar panel desalinates 60 cubic meters of seawater per year. Or, phrased differently, a square kilometer solar panel array supplies enough desalinated water for 60 square kilometers of crops.
troed @ troed @fedia.io Posts 3Comments 716Joined 2 yr. ago
Of course, but most people will prioritize their own family members over others. It's an explanation, not an argument against being moral.