Tariffs did not cause the great depression. It was banks with the federal reserve expanding the money supply and manipulating interest rates. The banks went on to use that money to fund unsustainable growth into the stock market and created a bubble. It was extended and worsened by government policies.
The F-35 is multirole. It does a little of everything. Mostly it's OK. The F-22? Air Superiority. Completely different beast. Product of the best minds the cold war could offer. It fights anything in the air and goes well over Mach 2. Doesn't do the bombing shit much.
I'm gonna agree with the F-22, even if I prefer how the YF-23 looked. At least the Russians appreciated it enough to "borrow" from it. The Air Force still needs a cheap and cheerful low end, which is why we should have built the F-16XL and put a supercruise capable engine in it. Sure, not stealth, but hell of a low end bomb and missile truck, and sexiest F-16 after the Japanese F-2.
I think part of it is that Trump is very interactive. He knows how to interact with the public and the press. Man is a show man and relishes the spotlight. His admin is transparent because he wants to brag.
alright you got all the info correct, im willing to be the retard, can you confirm she wasent able to kill it or even just ignore it and not allow it to progress despite meeting all the requirements?
Japan was far less centralised.
Some say it was European Christianity's need for churchbells that made cannons more conceptually viable, but I'm not sure, as China had big bells too.
Are the Vance family trying to look old to prevent people thinking they are too young.
I truly wish Elon Musk actually deserved the "Henry Ford" comparisons his detractors give him.
Genius come about when multiple recessive intelligence related allelles are expressed..
Our doctrine decided that dogfighting is dead and stand-off distance is king.
Trump has really taken advantage of the modern internet in order to get his ideas and beliefs across people.
You pay a $2000 fee and the you get cleared to circulate petitions. Doesn't seem to be any room to deny it. (And for what reason?)
They have revived the F-15 with the EX model and are trying to bring it back as a lower cost multirole which I think is great because the F-15 is like peak 80s America rolled into a giant bomb delivery vehicle that hauls ass and can be delivered anywhere in the world via carrier group. My understanding is the F-16 is well loved but isn't a carrier craft so that's part of why it isn't given as much attention.
I am absolutely in awe of the brilliance of the executive orders so far, and in particular their sequence and timing.
>a complete shut down of everything, which would end with millions dead and our country in ruins
Wellfare recipients threatening to go on strike is an interesting kind of irony.
The f35 has a payload capacity of 18,000 lbs. The f22 can carry two 1,000 lb jdams and a few sidewinders
Theorem provers like Coq have in-built termination checkers, not exactly narrow nor pre-programmed if you ask me.
An often missed piece of these statements is that Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems have strings attached. There are axiomatic systems that do not satisfy its conditions and so 'violate' it by being both complete and consistent, Tarski's Axioms or Presburger Arithmetic are well known examples that predate his results so they aren't even purpose built counter-examples.
It's not "un-derived", it's literally "un-derivable". People, very smart people even, point to Gödel's Theorem's or the Halting Problem as if they somehow prove computers are fundamentally dumb and think 'hurrr hurr, we so smart' yet they fail to realize such limitations also impact us. You can't figure out if an arbitrary program halts or not, you can't compute large busy beaver function values and you can't prove the consistency of Peano Arithmetic.
I'm not fond of brain-wanking literature.
I have correct my OG post
