From a purely economics standpoint, when scalpers are able to sell at a higher price, yes they are underpriced.

But doing so limits access to cultural events to only those that can afford them.

This will lead to the majority of the state getting full say and suppressing minority views. This can be political, racial, etc.

California has a large Republican population. If it goes state wide they get zero voice as the full state will go blue.

These days I’m kinda fine with that, but in principle this is wrong. The same suppression logic can be spread to ethnic groups, etc.

One of the main complications in the US is the racial mix. Looking at party lines and geographic boundaries is an over simplification

Say 20% of the population is black, and the state has five reps. Two neighboring cities each have 30% black population, and enough population to have two of the five reps. The rest are dispersed in rural areas. Do you draw that each city gets one rep? Or do you draw such that a district has a majority of black residents, with funny boundaries to accommodate the geography?

The former means that you will more likely end up with a white representative for both cities and the voice of the black community are not heard in the legislative body. The latter means that you have now gerrymandered to ensure a group gets a voice they deserve.

This is the real pain in the ass about the whole thing. Some level of drawing stupid districts is needed to create good. Pure geographically created boundaries will only cause segregation if we want minority groups to have an equal voice in the legislature.

But, people in power tend to fuck everything up.

There are rules for when sentencing occurs concurrently or consecutively. Additionally the prosecution should want the most charges possible, in the event that an appeal overturns (or orders a new trial on) only a few of the indicted charges.

Good things phones all work with Galieleo

4000 alternating currents.

Not all of them landed, and the section they returned to earth in never landed either.

This is all about the novelty.

But we need one that isn’t using our logins to track where/what we are doing.

But while he gives away 3.65 billion a year, his remaining 120 billion appreciated to 130 billion or whatever. Then the next year he gives away 3.65 billion and his remaining 126 billion appreciated to 136 billion…

As long as he doesn’t give away more than his principal gains, it’s an indefinite loop.

Russia could have reason to fake his death, but that would be only to facilitate them killing him in a more gruesome way.

I mean it implies that you pay a premium for them to send someone around if you do it on a per case basis… or you can pay a flat fee. Theyre betting most people that subscribe at the flat fee will not have run up more than $100 in extra margin.

This seems reasonably justifiable, considering groceries is one of the shittiest margin businesses and labor isn’t free.

Think there’s at least two frames, single and then for dual motor.

That was the original idea. Pick people up going the way you’re going. Minimal extra mileage, and get paid for the small inconvenience.

But now people are driving just to drive.

What price per kw generation are you using?

We can’t let that hinder progress toward implementing the most responsible forms of power generation.

It’s 95% within minutes. You could probably take an educated guess as to what the 5% will comprise in terms of nationalities that have visa free access to Europe and will not get approval in minutes.

You shouldn’t count on it for last minute trips, but I would suggest that it would be incredibly rare for someone who doesn’t have an established presence/relationship with europe to go last minute. If you do have an established professional or personal relationship that may require a last minute flight booking, pay the 7€ and have an approval on standby for 3 years.

The US requires the same from Europeans via ESTA and Canada requires the same from Europeans via eTA. This is Europe responding in kind to the same burden placed on their citizens.

Th permit process is expected to take on order of hours for most people, and are valid for something like 3 years, unlimited entries.

The US has required the same of Europeans for quite some time now (ESTA waiver).

Edit: looks like they anticipate 95% of cases to be decided in minutes and the rest in not more than 4 days.

It stands for Water Dickplacement-40

Of course. But I think id much prefer steering and acceleration to be decoupled

I think a rotary knob will be more intuitive than a joystick. Input is fuctionally the same as a steering wheel, and more likely to require less specialized training and adjustment.