That's a very rose tinted glasses view of the local impact a federal candidate has, vs the impact of the elected government.
Ignore the word punish. If you don't like lib/nat wreck and sell plans, don't vote national no matter what promise they makes to the electorate - it's highly unlikely they have the ability to hold up their end of the bargain as it'll be a party decision.
*we detect the direction of light by the location in the eye....ect.
There fixed it for you.
Why did you bite hair? " I don't know"
I'm also really happy with my MG4
Aukus is dead
Perhaps I am delusional, but I still hope that we are contrary and proud enough of a country to take whatever America can dish out to not be publicly humiliated into submission.
Obviously there are a multiple of less public submissions we've made over the last century, but I still have hope we can turn it around.
Yeh for sure, you can only fight so many battles at a time. Even if it pays off in the future.
I mean, if you want to make a point like that: TV shows are horrificly scarring to children. Not all of them of course, and we have a rating system to make it easier for disconnected parents.
The same goes with games. I guess you've never played a Nintendo switch, but these are hardly the same thing as phone gatcha games. My son can easily walk away from playing Mario kart at 5. Games should probably also be rated on addictiveness.
Parental oversight and engagement is of paramount importance.
As to the final paragraph, your right half of the adults can't. But it's not like the challenge is going to go away as they age, kids will have better defenses against this shit if they learn from a younger age. But we should also have a deeper look socially as to what we want to let companies get away with in terms of manipulating us.
I'm shocked by the level of anti tech/screen time in this thread.
'6 is too young' - you think this (or any 6yo) child doesn't watch TV? All the arguments provided go double for TV, expect for portability.
My take, as a parent, is that full restriction is almost as unhelpful as no restriction. Kids need to learn, and a big thing they need to learn is self regulation. Teach them by teaching them how to play within limits and how to watch between limits. Some of my friends did zero screens till 5, and now they're kid now basically worships screen time - it's this huge reward for him. H'll be fine, but the difference to my kids is staggering.
A key point about screens, games or shows, is that they shouldnt be used to replace emotional self regulation. There is research coming out now that does how this stunts emotional development.
But ultimately it's your brother's choice.
Still trying to sell? Would you ship to aus?
I don't think you can controlled burn a suburb tho.
What, an economic disaster? Why didn't they tell us sooner, I just thought that we'd be getting better surf and have to spend more on air conditioning.