Uh...profit? They only have one religion in China.
If free speech requires everyone who makes a statement or belief to engage in debate about it, I don't believe it would work very well.
I stopped for a while after Walter walked into the room and walked right out. If you get my gist... Also the penultimate part was a bit too numbing to get through.
Edit: I was too cryptic but Jesse and his girlfriend were lying on the bed after shooting up heroin. What followed makes you mad at Walter as a despicable human.
I usually just think of a generic chair and it goes away.
You'd be Dr Manhatten, not Kira from Death Note. ๐
Feels like a half assed Minority Report plotline.
I'd imagine that resulted in a few funny episodes.
Small world ๐
If she has good qualifications, she could cook in China in a city like Shanghai if she doesn't want to get burnt out. They would give good working terms and conditions, they just want a foreign cook on the team. Moreover foreign cooks are very common in big hotels and can usually run the kitchen as the Chinese staff can still be pretty mediocre at Western dishes.
Sure, I don't mind calling Germany Deutschland when I'm over there to be respectful, and if a German gave me an invitation written 'Deutschland' I wouldn't think much of it, except as a bit of native speak.
Sanskrit is not quite the national language though, like Latin to Europe.
They're not wrong, I think initial estimates was 500 years, but that will change as more reactors get built.
In UK it is compulsory to stop at the line, and then you start edging forward. So logically it's further back so that instead of wildly driving into a main road you creep into it. The stop line slows traffic all the way down so they're driving out into that road at 10 mph perhaps.