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Don't forget Pierre Poilievre is trying to attract these voters. His supporters really need to start thinking more about how they reflect on him. Which is poorly and a lot more than they apparently think or likely want to acknowledge. You're like a big bloc of Randy Whites. It's bad enough he needs to distance himself from Trump and you guys are only making it harder.
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Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls
eyeball replied to TreeBeard's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I entirely disagree. There has never been a more important time for cooperation - going back 50 years now actually. -
Smart enough to have predicted you wouldn't have a clue or do anything about it. Bridges: Newton's First Law: An object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an external force. This means that a bridge, unless acted upon by forces like wind or traffic, will remain stationary. Newton's Second Law: Force equals mass times acceleration (F=ma). This law is crucial for understanding how forces, like those from traffic or wind, affect the bridge's movement and stability. Newton's Third Law: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. For example, a car on a bridge exerts a force on the bridge, and the bridge exerts an equal and opposite force back on the car. Structural Analysis: Engineers use these laws to analyze forces like gravity, wind, and seismic activity to ensure the bridge's structural integrity and stability. Airplanes: Newton's Third Law (Thrust): An airplane's engines push air backward, and in reaction, the plane moves forward. This is the principle of thrust, which is crucial for flight. Newton's Second Law (Lift and Drag): The forces of lift (upward force) and drag (resistance to motion) are calculated using Newton's laws. The shape of the wings, the angle of attack, and the speed of the aircraft all influence these forces. Flight Dynamics: Newtonian physics helps engineers understand and predict how an airplane will move through the air, including its acceleration, deceleration, and changes in altitude. Conservation of Momentum Newton's laws of motion are statements concerning the conservation of momentum
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Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls
eyeball replied to TreeBeard's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
You wouldn't. -
Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls
eyeball replied to TreeBeard's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
If they had any self-respect they'd put one on themselves, just like many self-respecting cops do every single day. -
Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls
eyeball replied to TreeBeard's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I'd settle for an elected one with a minority - especially if it makes your head explode. -
Say what? His stuff still forms the foundation upon which modern physics is built. Theories like relativity and quantum mechanics have only refined the laws of motion that he developed and they're still routinely used by engineers and physicists in everyday applications. I don't see technophiles tearing his statues down. Do you? A display we'll probably be treated to as you spend the next several posts filled with insults, emojis and sure kids trying to show your dismissal of Newton is absolutely conclusive.
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Liberal Party Takes Lead in Polls
eyeball replied to TreeBeard's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
You don't want them to lead, just to do the job of running things smoothly. Guiding elected policy makers is one thing but they shouldn't lead them. -
Trade war against the US / Impact of tarriffs
eyeball replied to QuebecOverCanada's topic in Business and Economy
US consumers will revolt and sweep Democrats back into office. I doubt they'll be in any hurry to undo Trump's enhancements to executive power. It remains to be seen if they use these powers to put Humpty Dumpty back together again or something else.