All they have to do is hold out a little longer and they’ll come out on top. The gulf states are turning away from the US and Iran’s partnership with China will propell them forward once this is over.

Wonder how he’s gonna feel about “Eat the rich”. I’m hungry.

I’ve thought about this a lot. There are plenty of things to blame social media for but I still think there’s a net positive when you consider being able to quickly share information and all the exposure to people from different cultures, religions, and ethnicities.

The surveillance-in-a-car framing sounds dramatic until you realize that most new vehicles from Subaru, General Motors, Ford, and several European brands already ship with driver monitoring systems built in.

Your link actually answers my question. They’re already in most cars, mine included. The data isn’t being transmitted to the government. The manufacturer would be able to access it, sure, but that’s nothing now. It also doesn’t mean that every car is going to have eye monitoring equipment - most of the cars that already have it don’t.

Look I’m not saying I support this law but the articles posted here are very sensationalistic.

I’m trying to figure out of this is just the distracted driving safety feature that’s been on every car I’ve bought in the last 6 years. If so it can be disabled and really isn’t that big of a deal when it’s enabled. Just sends you an alert when it detects you weaving within the lane a little too much. I can’t help but think this article might be a little sensationalistic.

Those don’t seem to be working as well as Israel and the US hoped.

No. Read the article. That’s not going to pass the house.

So now there’s even less leverage to get congress to cave to his demands? Am I missing something?

I can’t find the study I was referring to but I did find these that back up the idea that it’s all in your head.

Sexual side effects were significantly lower in the group that was not told they were a possibility

No significant differences between finasteride users and non-user controls in reporting sexual dysfunction

I’ve been on it for almost 10 years now. It’s the most effective way to regrow hair but needs to be started before the hair follicle dies. The science speaks for itself. 90 percent of guys stop losing their hair after they start it. 75 actually regrow hair. I was in the 75%.

Also the whole “down there” problems is a myth also proven by statistics. If you’ll look into the studies where they show a low percentage of guys have ED issues you’ll also see that the control groups that received a placebo also reported ED issues less than a percent lower than the group that received finasteride. I honestly don’t understand why some doctors will list it as a side effect other than there was technically a fraction of a percent increase. As you know most ED issues in young healthy men simply come from their own minds and the fact that a placebo yielded very similar results suggests this is the case with finasteride.

Now there is proof that finasteride can lower sperm count (not semen volume) which could lead to issues having children but studies have shown stopping finasteride reverses the decrease. I remember seeing an interview with Ashton Kutcher years ago where we was talking about his hair thinning but that it was only because he went off finasteride while he and Mila had been trying to have a second child and that his hair would be thickening back up soon since he was back on the pill.

I’ve met many men on finasteride over the last decade and only one of them complained about side effects and he was an anxiety ridden hypochondriac. If you don’t want to have ED issues just don’t worry about it. It’s all in your head.

You should start to see phases of shedding followed by regrowth starting around 4 to 6 months. Don’t worry about it, it’s just the new thicker hair pushing out the old finer hair. It will probably happen several times. Year 1 to year 2 is where you’ll start to see true results. Good luck with the hair growth!

And to continue that point I’d be more than happy if this is the kind of law states pass then move on. They can say they did something about it and work on more important issues. Not all of these laws are the same and we’re not helping anything pretending they are.

I’ve often wondered what it would be like to work in North Korea as a Chinese citizen. From what I understand scheduling is done differently in North Korea and would take some time to get used to. Apparently at Xinyizhou Station their trains change 52 times, 95 times the train for international travelers. After the arrival of the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, after the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, 25 times to Beijing, the train to Beijing, after the arrival of the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, the train to Beijing, after the arrival of the train. Dandong and Pyongyang international passenger train between the two-way, Dandong to Pyongyang, 95 Beijing time at 10:00 Beijing time from Dandong station, arrived in the North Korea Xinyizhou station, the train was changed to 52 train, arrived at 18:07 local time to Pyongyang station; Pyongyang to Dandong, 51 train from Pyongyang station.

If only someone could have connected the dots between giving Israel full unchecked power to wipe large groups of people off the earth and Isreal starting a massive war that disrupts the entire world’s flow of gas.

But on that same note if both are surveillance states at least we could be governed by one that isn’t hell bent on bombing the world. And trains. We could have trains.

Sorry for the downvotes but I do the same and in my situation it makes the most financial sense. I compared buying to leasing and if I bought a car and traded it in at the end of a typical lease term I would owe more money on the car than it would be worth. Even if I paid straight cash the depreciation would be more than I paid for the lease.

As far as campaign donations go that’s simply not true. If anything, Crockett has more corporate backing. factually.co

Damn. Downvoted for quoting the supreme court??

I had the same dread when I was your age. In hindsight I can see a lot of it was because my childhood sucked therefore my perspective on life sucked. I just didn’t know any different then. When I moved away on my own everything changed. I actually enjoyed being an adult and it all came down to freedom. I was in charge of me. I could do whatever I wanted, good or bad. Having to work to support that freedom suddenly didn’t seem so bad.

Dont give up hope. This could get the ball rolling and other countries could follow suit.

Very encouraging to hear.