Then I’d do it.
All year humid, hell no. But a 6-mo break is ok.
IIRC, these (ðese) letters come from Old English and Old Norse, and were later dropped in favor of “th” for both the voiced and unvoiced consonants.
But I’m not an expert. That’s the gist anyway.
Some folks want to bring these letters back. I get it, and I actually like them. But it ain’t gonna happen.
And also they tend to disagree. Some want to use just one letter, either Ð or Þ, for both voiced and unvoiced, whereas others want to have two different letters. And some people use ϴθ from Greek for one or the other, for whatever reason.
Anyway, “ðey” missed one.
The party that wanted to “destroy the deep state” became the deep state overnight. Imagine that.
Privacy advocacy is necessary to protect people from tyranny, regardless which end of the political spectrum it happens to come from; and regardless whether the oppressor is a state actor, a private corporate actor, or some blend.
It’s possible I misread or misinterpreted the article; but by the description of the testing itself, it sounds to me like what “the flow state” or “the zone” feels like.
Which is fine. The problem for me, is, although I am super effective when “in the zone,” I can’t simply get there on demand. Sometimes it either happens, or it does not (caffeine helps, but doesn’t guarantee success entering the zone).
So, sometimes I’m pretty smart, and other times I’m dumb as a pile of bricks, and I can’t always control which and when.
For real. Imagine successful infrastructure and social welfare programs being carried out at the city level, with little or no involvement or oversight from the state or federal governments.
Decentralization is what Republicans claim to be all about. Of course it’s a bullshit claim.