The iPhone is the best selling smart phone in the world. There may be other phones, but Chinese people are buying iPhones over their own domestic brands.
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Note: My username was literally something cool I thought of in 2015 while bored in a cubicle farm. Fascinating concept, but please consider it just a username.
Not to say I disagree with it, or agree with it, but don't get your hopes up..
Why was it important to include this in an article about Ray Bradbury? It added nothing to the article, and actually took the focus away from the subject. Terrible journalism.
All of this is a complete waste of time.
Instead of a guy with an AR 15 at a grocery store, it'll be 50 drones at a NASCAR race, exploding in the stands.
As for top-down meddling, I agree with that. The Department of Education has been the worst thing for America's education system, not to mention half-baked federal policies on healthy eating.
The issue is that teachers and the administration are the government in most places. So if we are to have less meddling it would be to empower the parents to make decisions - to draw the line as you say - and force the schools and the teachers to follow that line.
What is the best argument for allowing elementary school children to read about sexaul intercourse?
As an aside, the amount of pop-ups and advertising makes this website almost unusable
If it's between a mental hospital or death, I will choose death.
Have you tried Ketamine therapy? It's covered by insurance now.
I gave it an incendiary question and was surprised by its response.
Fixing the regulations is nearly impossible. So much of alternative energy projects, nay ALL natural resource projects, are hindered by frivolous "environmental justice" lawsuits, regulatory demands, and outsiders with personal agendas; such as people lobbying to stop a solar farm in a place they don't even live or have any financial stake in, simply because they disagree with solar energy.
Regulatory burden is IMO the single greatest impediment to American environmental, energy, and manufacturing progress. It's simply not worth it anymore for developers given how heavily the system is unfairly tilted against them.