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Once you hit a certain age, the stairs become an obstacle that cannot be solved. Have seen it with my grandparents and parents in normal houses. Now imagine the stairs in a lighthouse.
p.s. adrenalin from IRC?
When it appeared it felt like magic and wad still unbelievable. It's sad that the things turned out as they are.
For example imagine you are part of the USSR, but not Russia, instead you are in Latvia. Not wanting to be part of USSR, makes you are a separatist. Is there something bad in it?
The Italian edition is an expanded version of the original textbook, but they don't have permission to sell it in other markets.
Currently slowly trying to go through it.
Q: this is wrong, John Locke believed in separation of powers, Hobbes was a proponent of absolutism.
A: I apologize if my response was not accurate. Thomas Hobbes was indeed a proponent of absolutism, which is the belief that a single, central authority should have complete control over a country. Hobbes believed that this central authority should be an absolute monarch, who would have the power to make all decisions for the country and its people. He did not believe in the separation of powers or in a system of checks and balances. My knowledge cutoff is 2021, and it is possible that my response was based on outdated information. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
I went through the FAQ and could not find aanything about where this will be available available. Is it US only?