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There are multiple levels of licensing with multiple levels of medical clearances.
Someone on controlled ADHD medication, diabetes, or high BMI is perfectly capable of managing risk of flying as a private pilot same as boating or driving.
They probably shouldn't be airline transport pilots, but that's not really under discussion.
It seems like your goal here is to start some sort of political fight. Please go elsewhere. Grown ups are talking.
Plausible gets you discovery. Discovery gets you closer to the what the actual facts are.
Constant elevated pressure created by ANC working to destructively interfere with an external sound waves is not perceived as sound.
But it is extra pressure on the eardrum.
Whether that tradeoff makes sense probably depends.
Now, whether the judge actually reads them is debatable (I had my doubts sometimes). But you bet your ass that if the Clerk simply cannot find a case, the Judge will be informed of that.
YMMV in State courts, which can be all over the place in terms of professionalism. But you should at least assume your opponent is going to read your cases because the easiest way to beat someone in court is to point out the law you rely on is bad.
Occam's Razor here is that this person was lazy, ignorant, careless, stupid, or any combination of those. To be intentionally fraudulent in this circumstance is the equivalent of trying to steal a gun from a cop. You're fucking with the one person in society who definitely has the training, motivation, and willingness to stop you.
Great, thanks for your opinion, I'll forward it to the Chef that taught me.
> It takes time and lower heat to cook through, create good flavor, and get good texture.
Got it, there's only one way to cook chicken, good to know.
> Sure you can put any food in an incinerator for 2 minutes and it's "cooked", but not really.
Searing / Incinerating, definitely no difference there, reasonable response, I stand corrected.
Add a minute for the genetic freak 2+ inch thick ones.
You will need to pat the moisture off them first and brush with oil.
They once sent a tech to drive to my university which was 3 hours from the tech's home base to replace a laptop screen.
They also came to my office to do the same to replace another screen that developed a dead pixel 3.5 years into the life of the laptop.
I don't have experience with any standard warranty/support though.
Let me close the Apple Music window for this App I can't uninstall, and that popup that says I can't save my notes unless I have iCloud, and look past the automatically included Apple News and Apple Financed widgets in the notification panel I accidentally opened to go open a browser that defaults to showing me the shortcuts for several third party companies whose services I do not use to get on the internet to gloat about my superior choice.
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[For the record, all of this is bad, and I constantly wonder why my government thinks there isn't a monopoly problem here, I'm just kinda amused how much hate windows gets in particular, especially since I strongly suspect disabling this is a registry change away, which is not the case for many things I dislike about the computer I am using to type this.]
You get done solving out a problem not only does math feel like magic, your paper looks like some kind of annotated spell.
"F*ck you, pay me"[1]
In which Mike's lawyer makes the very good point that you should really put an attorney's fees provision in your contracts so that the purchaser pays your legal fees if you need to chase!
Do you not see how that is different from telling someone without qualification that something is legal/illegal?
> Feel free to seek the advice of an attorney
> seek the advice of an attorney
> an attorney
Are you an attorney?
> being asked XXXX doesn't amount to compelled admission of a crime, because XXXX isn't illegal
This is bad legal advice! Talk to a lawyer (before you talk to the IRS or any government investigatory agency), especially if it is your plan or intent to lie to the government or challenge their interpretation of a law and how it governs your behavior (the premise of OP).
Better advice: Seek tax or legal advice on HN. From anyone.
> income means all income from whatever source derived
Then it only proceeds to except certain things. So the better question, from the perspective of tax laws are: "are there any laws in this space that takes away the IRS's very clear authority to treat crypto earnings/losses like any other income"
Feel free to seek the advice of an attorney on taking the 5th on a tax form, but I suspect that will cause the IRS to do the necessary investigative work to obtain a warrant for your now extremely interesting tax return!