It is a no brainer dude. Absolutely take the leave. You know how the work culture is here in the US, it's pretty ridiculous. The "Live to Work" crowd is getting pretty old now though so I have seen a shift in corporate culture where I am at.

There tends to be a general distaste toward politicians in general among the scientific community.

Strange because the actual title of the article mentions that fact. it appears the link seeks to make it as clickbaity as possible.

Only correct response. Good work.

I mean Daily Mail should set off an alarm for any sentient being.

Man I really wish we weren't so entrenched in this car-centric city planning philosophy. Public transit just doesn't get it done around here compared to abroad.

Post outlines quite possibly the worst-case scenario

HappySkullsplitter: it's actually much worse.

I am officially done buying games on release. None of these games are worth 80 bucks.

I wonder what could possibly make you think that. Perhaps it is mentioned in the post.

Lol ikr. I read the beginning of the post and the minute I saw them mention the rather large credit limit I thought the story was going in the opposite direction that it ended up going.

How does the post have anything to do with what you just quoted from the community rules?

I am trying to say the post has nothing to do with science.

Honestly though, thinking of circuits like water in pipes does get you quite a long way.

Wish you the best man. Try to get outside and take a walk every now and again. Think about the things and people directly in your community. Ground yourself in your slowly progressing, small, and immediate environment.

I see one screenshot and the Atlantic article is paywalled.

This could be balanced. Perhaps the balls' mass aren't uniformly distributed.

I mean anybody can understand what it's trying to say. Almost anybody who actually does math though would just have no operators between those variables.

I am so glad to see my internal monologue confirmed here on this anonymous forum.

Shouldn't be an issue if drivers used it as a more advanced cruise control. Unless there is catastrophic mechanical or override failure, these things will always be the driver's fault.

The kids who stop at highschool or go into a trade really don't get that level of problem solving and critical analysis.

I wouldn't be too hasty with the condescension towards the blue-collar working class. Problem solving and analysis is just a service at the end of the day, just like repairing an air conditioner. The value of both services also fluctuates.

It is not secret that the US has attracted talented academics for many years. I am sure that these kinds of advertisements are not new.