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Duolingo does have grammar lessons, they cover the parts of speech, rules, exceptions and interesting notes.
You actually have to click the grammar notes for each lesson, and many people skip it. Still it’s up the user, not sure why this myth persists.
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So it’s not great that cars are using sodium. Ideally home backups would be using this so Lithium is freed up for cars.
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Real people repeat talking points all the time.
It’s trivial to use a prompt to avoid cliches, or to give a long nuanced answer.
Just like CAPTCHAs, using this strategy to tell real people from bots will fail more than it works.
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Not just bad behavior, if anyone disagrees with someone on Reddit now they accuse the other person of being a bot.
Even for opinions you would hear people say in person frequently, the only explanation for seeing it online is “bot” now.
It’s already scripted and choreographed, with a team of people making decisions behind any anchor.
So yes, this fundamentally changes nothing.
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Nationalizing the whole thing, NHS style, is completely off the table.
I vote Democrat, and that sounds like a nightmare.
One employer I had offered one insurance plan, an HMO that only allowed one provider. That company blocked me from treatment, which meant no actual medical coverage for a serious issue for years.
Europeans would never accept a monopoly like that on food, or clothing- why do you like it for healthcare?
There’s a lot of valid criticism of how it’s done here, I’ve suffered because of it, but the NHS model is not the answer. Patients deserve to have choice and competition.
If your rent, food, insurance, and taxes add up to $30k on a $35k income then that tip would double your discretionary income.
Awknowledging men don’t have many options isn’t the same thing as blaming women for the situation.