It was initially caused by crossing my legs the wrong way and pushing back while sitting in an office chair. I was then misdiagnosed and had a surgery that compounded the problem with adhesions. It’s been a rough five years.

WAS true. If you read SCOTUS’s ruling, you’ll see they came to the same conclusion that Jack Smith made. If Trump was part of the insurrection while he was the President, then it was not an insurrection. If he was not part of it, then it was an insurrection. They determined that you can’t violently overthrow the government in which you lead.

Good point. So the only real chance would be a state case brought up in Florida or DC. Very slim.

Same here. Nothing in comparison. I have persistent lightning-like stabbing pain in one testicle. That’s what my neurologist likened to period cramps. It’s bananas that women can just go about their day in that condition. It’s way beyond distracting.

When I move the wrong way, the pain floods my entire groin, to the point of complete disorientation, visual white out, profound ringing in my ears, and freezing cold rippling chills throughout my body. I’ve almost passed out on several occasions.

IMAP is useful. POP can crawl back to the bowels of hell from whence it came.

According to the experts in the article, it’s determining the intent through observation of action that causes identification to be a spectrum, rather than pass/fail.

The only real chance is with state charges. POTUS cannot pardon state or civil offenses.

Leticia James has been investigating the allegations of market manipulation, but that’s the only potential state case of which I’m aware.

IF I WERE TO GUESS, I’D SAY THEY PROBABLY COPIED AND PASTED THE TEXT FROM THE TITLE OF THE ARTICLE TO USE AS THE TITLE OF THE POST

I have genitofemoral neuralgia. According to my neurologist, my pain most closely resembles severe period cramps, and occasionally will manifest akin to childbirth.

Women are the stronger sex. Trust me.

I couldn’t be fewer surprised.

The sails were up. It was running on engines that some reports say began to fail. There are countless videos from multiple angles. Some are a hard watch.

There were many sailors atop the masts. The two tallest masts hit the bottom of the bridge and folded in half. The sailors were hanging from the sails and rigging as the ship approached the port.

The article explains that genocide vs. genocidal violence is difficult to determine by even the most educated scholars in the field. In this case, all seven renowned researchers agree, including one from Israel, that Israel is committing genocide.

Genocide studies as a discipline does not treat the issue as a binary, the NRC report said. Rather than asking whether genocide has happened or not, scholars see it as a gradual process.

Ungor compares it to a “dimmer switch” rather than an on-off light.

“Contrary to public opinion, leading genocide researchers are surprisingly unanimous: the Netanyahu government, they say, is in that process - according to the majority, even in its final stages,” the investigation concluded. “That is why most researchers no longer speak only of ‘genocidal violence’, but of ‘genocide’.”

I disagree. They’re more educated in Europe on average. That’s the key ingredient to our vulnerability in the US.

Dude, how is this topic still confusing to you? There are three co-equal branches of government. SCOTUS is one of them. They can check the power of POTUS. There are 9 Justices on SCOTUS. Three are liberal. We need 2 more to vote reasonably to have a 5/9 majority. We’ve been getting 7/9 votes in favor of civil rights for the last three months.

Take a civics class instead of debating people to learn how the government works.

The article states it’s ingesting Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), (C10H8O4)n

That’s literally what this whole thread and post was about. Lol

True, but it also depends on the enzymes capabilities to break things down into their smallest components.

What does it excrete? I’m curious.

Edit: The bacterium will eventually convert the plastic into carbon dioxide and water. That’s both expected and somewhat disappointing.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2016/03/10/469972237/this-plastic-eating-bacterium-might-help-deal-with-waste-one-day

I’ve seen both. Making science accessible is always a good thing. He also has moments where he’ll aggressively debate someone over the Amazon river basin or ancient civilizations when it’s apparent he’s out of his element.