Using rcv to dissuade the uninformed voters, so the disinformed voters aren’t enough to elect a demagogue.

Those voters… how good do you think they are at resisting disinformation?

Good.

That means it’s working as intended.

The people who are too dumb to use RCV have no business influencing policy with their votes.

What sort of behaviors do you think the “your body, my choice” crowd will use it to excuse?

Are you surprised?

Your level of adherence, like your body, is your choice.

Oh hey it’s a republican terrorist, fuck you, blocked

Have you been living under a rock?

My first thought is that it’s about denying abortion, but yeah, it’ll escalate into rapey real quick.

No apostrophe in a non-possessive plural noun.

But yes.

Which would lead to President Vance. What’s next in your plan?

It won’t be around much longer for further testing, regardless.

Some will. Some can’t.

I think this community is more for questions with factual answers that have simply eluded you, not questions where the answers are opinions.

That said…

• Ryoji Kaji from Neon Genesis Evangelion

• Mamoru Chiba (AKA Tuxedo Mask) from Sailor Moon - my favorite look of his is when he’s in his brainwashed Prince Endymion form

• Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop

• Hei from Darker Than Black

• Howl from Howl’s Moving Castle

I like you. You’re good with words.

My understanding is it was written by an individual or individuals, then passed around and got approval from other influential people before being declared the plan.

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In US.

Given they need different types of hookups, the washer hookup goes wherever the plumbing is, then the dryer is put in the remaining space, wherever that is.

Given that the average laundry room is generally not in the exact center of a house, it makes sense that the washer would consequently often be closer to the room entrance (because that’s more central to the house, where the plumbing is)

If you take the community summary above the rules to be the definition of a showerthought, and if you count “standing in line” as an everyday activity (since it was during the standing in line, not the voting, when OP had the thought), I’d say it’s not breaking rule 1 either.