Leandro Cardoso

hahahaha we are not serious people!

Como dizem os mais novos, "brutal"

Tudo é segredo. Por que será? Eita cara que detesta transparência!

Brief commentary on the "bluenami" in America Woke retards are insufferable, high-nose entitled weirdos full of rage and believing they are the pinnacle of ethics standards. After some time, they caused contempt enough to motivate people voting for Trump and his entourage. Although there are woke politicians among the Dems, most of the older ones are not woke. They are not prone to openly disregard wokeness, though. After Trump was elected, retard rightoids as insufferable and entitled as the "classic" woke made too much noise, and sometimes they also believe they're the pinnacle of ethical and civilizational standars, while being merely retards full of anger and ressentment. Many GOP politicians behave not like that, although sometimes Trump trumps this behavior. The (probable) majority of GOP politicians are not prone to openly disregard this "woke right" fringe, as we have seen about the idiocy regarding Indians, etc. It seems Americans in general got tired of the "woke right" much faster than the classic woke left. Although there is contempt towards this "woke right", it seems the economic factors were the most important ones disfavouring current GOP policies.

Sim. Parece (não vi dados a respeito, é só a impressão que tenho) que quem foi criança nos anos 80 e 90 é bastante mais precavido quanto a isso do que o pessoal que veio antes e depois. E me parece, também, que o "material educativo" que recebíamos tem alguma parcela de responsabilidade sobre isso.

I was 11 years old when I first went to a proprietary "airport", where there were small two-seated "puddle jumper" planes. I thought about climbing on one of them by the wing, but when I tried to climb the wing, the entire airplane tilted and for a moment I thought I'd broken it. Airplanes are light and fragile. The larger ones do indeed weight tons, but they're very light weighted for an object that big, and they're almost thin layered hollow metal tubes that move around near the speed of sound.

Yeah... Reich's proposal is very, very interesting, although quite complicated. The world doesn't seem to be that simple, isn't it? I hope one day we find proper samples of "pop A" and "pop B", it would be awesome!

Não acontece justamente porque vender populismo e demagogia é fácil, mas na hora de tomar remédio amargo, ninguém quer.

<<Should the spoils go to the companies that develop the tech, the countries that fund the missions?>> Yes! Otherwise, why bother to develop tech and fund missions, all under high risks and hardships, if one could simply wait another one to do that and get a share, for free? And in this situation, any rational player would avoid huge risks, costs and hardships waiting another player to take the said risks, costs and hardships: therefore no one would develop such tech and fund such missions.

Makes sense. Water and materials for tools. And food, near water, accessible by using tools.

Pois é...

I don't know details of what happened, as I guess no one currently know. These pilots were not dumb, they probably knew it is not a good idea to go through a massive Cumulonimbus cell, daring to pass through strong updrafts and supercooled water. I don't know why they just didn't wait until weather get better, or why they simply didn't get around the storms system. It seems a case in which a small, slender and agile jet got caught in a massive thunderstorm, without a happy ending.

Hahahahaha Nice try, but that's very, very far from reality. Even in the better schools people don't read Homer, Virgil (let alone in Latin), Dante or Padre Vieira. With luck, maybe in a very good school they'd read some of Camões sonnets. With even more luck, a chapter of Lusíadas. It's enough to just take a look on our PISA scores: our teens can barely read and undertand simple instructions in direc, plain Portuguese.