Don’t count on harbaugh to be able to run a modern offense.

There’s a huge range, but the anime that gets popular tends to have vastly better writing than most western cartoons. There’s still a stigma against animation as a legitimate adult art form, so it’s rare that even good western animation gets properly recognized.

That said DC does have a good animation team, but they don’t really advertise their releases much or make them easy to see outside Max. Netflix has probably been the best for western animation in the last decade, but they generally go very raunchy and it’s a turn off for some.

It’s generally not as big of a deal as it used to be, fuels are better today than in the past, even with ethanol. Chances are something else breaks before the motor.

Building also ends up weird because the size was based on what ancient Romans did which obviously wasn’t based on any modern system.

The US will sink the entire island before China is allowed to occupy it.

People free climbing where death is possible are almost by definition not being careful.

Even the spin off is pretty good.

Sort of, it’s common for some military ballots to arrive too late and not be counted.

Our current system is far more direct than intended. The masses weren’t supposed to pick senators and presidents, that isolated from populist candidates. Leaning even harder to systems vulnerable to populism is a poor choice.

We should have a good reason to to swap, especially to something they purposely avoided.

It’s a federalist Republic, direct democracy is the opposite of the design.

This isn’t the electoral college causing the problem. It’s Congress capping the size of the house 100 years ago. It needs to be increased, but it won’t happen without force as it requires Congress to agree to reduce their individual power.

That’s one reason to mandate 2 pilots.

Likud doesn’t maintain a separate army under their own flag.

I doubt any are dumb enough to mess with Marshalls.

There is no central id system in the US. There are several things that are close to a national id, like social security numbers, but they are also explicitly not allowed to be used as an id. There’s a very long history of US citizens opposing the creation of any sort of national registry.

States have id systems, but they still require a person to manually register for them. There’s limited interaction between states, so it’s possible to appear as a citizen of two states simultaneously, this is solved with eventual consistency and fraud charges for those who abuse it.

It’s getting better in some states, where they can update your voting registration when you change your address. Voting rolls are managed at the city and township level where they generally don’t have the resources to properly integrate data, which leads to outdated lists where a one bedroom apartment may have 10 different voters registered that lived there at one point. There’s no great way of knowing who the legitimate voters are, and who should be purged as they are no longer eligible to vote there.

There is a need to do some cleaning of the voter rolls, as accurate ones make planning easier. Printing a ballot for each name is wasteful if you know 20% of the names aren’t valid, but running out of ballots is unacceptable. Purging people who haven’t voted in say 20 years can reduce the number of bad names, but it will almost definitely affect a few people that haven’t moved and haven’t voted in 20 years. The attack on democracy is more theoretical than practical, that a person is going to suddenly start voting after not doing it for so long.

The timeframe is more important for these numbers. 30% over 3 years is pretty good, 30% over 6 years is just ok.

Apple engages in anti competitive practices, I’m not sure they need to be broken up as much as the US needs to follow the EU and mandate third party app stores, standard connectors, and interoperability.

Acolyte was cancelled by poor viewership. The premier did ok, but the finale was terrible for views. The cost was ok if this was topping viewership charts, but that didn’t happen.

Attacking fans and bad writing didn’t help either, but both have been common for Disney Star wars.

Is it really an exploit to make potion that increases enchanting, then use it to make gear that increases alchemy, and repeat?