zarkanian

But what is it's an NFT?

I believe that's US law. (I'm not a lawyer, though.)

There are two sequels to that book: one about the 2020 election and one about the 2024 election.

How so? As I said, the reasons you gave would apply to both. Most citizens are not educated in political science; they don't understand foreign policy, etc.

Should the janitorial staff have equal says as to the executives in how funds should be allocated? Do we recognize that not everyone has the same skill set and level of skill as others?

We don't vote for how the government allocates funds, though. We vote for representatives who do that for us. It could be much the same in corporations: you would get to vote for your bosses.

I'm looking forward to everybody getting red-pilled on Marx in the coming months.

You can use all of these same arguments to argue against democracy in nations, too. The average person has no idea how the nation works, all of the ins and outs of government, to say nothing of the larger global stage. Clearly what we need is a monarchy!

This reads like an Onion headline.

I use eBay primarily, but there are other sites out there with good deals. You just have to search for them.

Nonsense, fellow human! I am sure you---l mean we---have nothing to fear!

I don't even know why the scientists keep making them!

Can i just reinstall to my root partition and have my home partition work as expected?

Yes, but you might have to muck around with /etc/fstab. The reason is because when you install to your root partition, the installer will create a new /home in that root partition. (Unless you have an installer that's smart enough that you can tell it otherwise.)

You should be able to mount the partition in any case, but to have the system recognize it as /home it has to be properly set up in fstab.

That's the most half-assed salute I've ever seen.