Yeah, free soloing is the one. I climb all the time, totally happy doing anything at any height with a rope but without one? Nah.
London-based writer. Often climbing.
Yeah, free soloing is the one. I climb all the time, totally happy doing anything at any height with a rope but without one? Nah.
Here are the Encyclopedia Britannica pages for Dick Cheney and Liz Cheney, which have the same dates of birth for both individuals as cited above.
Yes.
Dick Cheney is 83 (born 1941).
83-58=25
So Dick Cheney was 25 when his daughter was born. This seems pretty normal and certainly not impossible.
Do you mean where people use it as an adjective? E.g., ‘This house is very aesthetic’ where they mean ‘beautiful’?
God will save the King, us peasants have to save ourselves.
First time I’ve ever felt like joining the army.
GOD SAVE THE KING
How deep does the rabbit hole go?
Oddly, it’s also true of me and my wife. Maybe I was on to something?
I thought that women drank tea and men drank coffee, because that was what my mum and dad did.
Try to learn Russian really quickly.
You may well be right and that’s why it’s vital not to be complacent. Donate, volunteer, vote. Get out there and make a Harris win happen!
Kind of an obvious one, but Free Solo. Even knowing what happens, it’s one of the most tense things you’ll ever watch.
I agree with the people here that there aren’t any.
The closest to a ‘good reason’ is that some people want certain policy outcomes that Trump has promised, not all of which are in and of themselves morally wrong. What’s wrong is that they believe that the ends justify the means, which they quite famously do not.
I may have pretended to do this as a joke once or twice.
I used to work in a school with disabled kids, so I did a few fire drills.
As other people here have said, there are areas like stairwells where the kids with mobility issues waited (with adults, of course!) during fire alarms. Fire crews would’ve been told about us and come and got those kids first in the event of an actual emergency.
No, now I’m old and don’t smoke anymore, but my mind still does this stuff to me anyway.
I mean, if I said to you, ‘Calculate 13x16’ (or some other sum you don’t know off the top of your head) you could either do it or not do it. That would be a willed choice, whether or not you knew the answer.
I think this is probably it. I think this argument is strongly related to the idea of consciousness as an emergent property of sensory experience. I find it simple to imagine the idea of a body with no will or no consciousness (i.e., a philosophical zombie). But I find it very difficult, almost impossible, in fact, to imagine a consciousness with no will, even if it’s only the will to think a given thought.
Thanks for the response! Would it change your answer at all if I had instead asked, ‘Why do we have the idea that we have free will?’
My advice is to try it out at an indoor gym first! And also never to free solo anything! Ever!