Ask500

Anything can be a weapon.

Of course. I just wanted to say that not being able to put the bill might be depressing.

Unemployment is not well-paid.

Most of the time, it's not about money. Chances are you're going to another country because they offer better care, have specialists you can't find in your own country or can help you faster.

He estudiando el español durante 2 años, pero no lo puedo hablar con otras personas acquí y no fui en un país donde la gente habla esta lengua. Tengo mieda olvidar todas la palabras y la grammatica que he apprendido.

I'd say no, but not for the reason you mention.

I'd say no because science fairs are a lot more interesting for everyone when all the kids that are involved actually like doing this.

Having people complaining that they would rather be doing something else and that science is boring ruins the atmosphere for everyone, may it be the visitors or the other students.

I also think science fairs are a great way for students to meet people who share s similar point of interest, and having all their usual (often uninterested) schoolmates around them would make it harder.

This is a very sad story. There always has to be this kind of sacrifice for the acceptation of any cause. It certainly shouldn't be this way and I really wish it could be different, but many of us are just desperately stupid (this is the most diplomatic way to say it I can think of).

It's incredibly unfair but in the end, maybe it was worth it, yes. Would have happened one day or another anyway, and it probably happened before too.

I'm sure that, in some way, the guy is glad for the change he made, and so must be the gay community around him.

We just have to take very basic facts that people can't really have opinions on.

For instance, if I tell you that Paris is the capital of France, no one can disagree. You can be wrong, you can have no idea of what the answer is, but you can't disagree.

I don't think anyone is!

That's the point of the question. ;)

Fact? Sure.