Yes, in the center of Earth gravity cancels itself out. Even if there’s a huge hole making it asymmetric.
With the parachute open, you’ll fall slower and slower until you barely go past the center and then continue to slow down while you oscillate around it. At 32 km/h, you would need about 3 months to get there, but with all the slowing down you’ll probably stay on the path for a few years.
That would be too conspicuous.
the government owning and controlling industries and services
Are you trying to define communism here? Because it’s not exactly that either. And socialism is absolutely not that.
Please tell me that game will have a new version decorated in red and blue, where you have to analyze the candidate’s social media history!
Hum… The name of that way to organize your bills is “socialism”. That is, unless you restrict who gets access to it.
The other thing those people fail to mention is that loud noises are disorienting, and the one thing you want when you sandwich yourself between a couple of 2 tons pieces of metal moving at 110 km/h is to disorient everybody and make them unable to move in straight lines.
The same applies to very bright lights.
WTF, is the car on the top of a hill?
The entire “flying saucer” thing started when the US government spent most of a decade flying some dozens of saucer-shaped devices hanging from balloons all over its territory in secret.
23k dollars:
Alt-F4 must work fine there.
41,314 yuan
So, in average they had 5k dollars to spend on everything that isn’t food and rent… And you are proposing they are rich?
It has plenty of ironic thoughts thrown in there to break the darkness, if you want to read it that way. Or they can just make everything more desperate if that’s what you want.
I’d also like it not to rest over the camera lenses.
Everybody keeps talking about Jar Jar, but the real undercover Sith just kept hiding there all that time in plain sight.
Also, apes doing inter-generational genocides in the wild…
So… The guy is from Pringles, the leopard from Cheetos, right? And what’s the car from?
It’s not “tiny”. It’s “space efficient”.
Edit: Yes, my comment was wrong.