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I mean about policy recently I upgraded my administration building? I have 100 techs not know how to spend it? The planes are cool but those planes mission is way much too time-consuming

to make landing plane easier.

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I have KSP since 2012, even if i not played for quite time i still love it But I always struggled to make the capsule land where I want it :-( Watch from 28 minutes, in this case, I at least get the surface sample from mountains xD

That's probably what it was all about! The case came to the authorities, but our authorities are slow, doctors have persuaded these parents to give this experimental therapy a chance because if they were waiting for the court decision, it could have tragic consequences :-( The doctors managed to save the nethers of this poor boy. Better than none, but the parents respected the boy's demands They succumbed and the boy seems to have recovered? In total, I understand the boy's rebellion, , To have the nethers or not have the netherss that is the question ːsteammockingː, it's a great thing for a teenage boy ( and for an adult man also) I myself would rather die than lose my balls , or have a broken brain and its cognitive function as a result of surgery, so much so that I would become an idiot. Not that I would like to die, I can not imagine myself living as a eunuch or intelligently reduced so much that I can not do basic activities, but if there was any chance of survival without damage, then I would go for ir :-)

I wonder do I could learn to programme at my age almost 33, I suck at math, as a kid, I would want to learn in Python language, truth to be told I learn more about math playing KSP than in school and I liked physic more than math

And what if is about the kid if is cancer for example? And procedure would result in permanent sterilization or lost of limp, and unproven yet promising experimental treatment is available? and the kid is 16 years old, is what I read. Eventually, parents of this boy agreed after one medical professor and one law professor explained to them that hurling it through court giving the fact how sluggish our Polish Legal system could be could result that may be too late for any treatment at all :-( So the parent relent on that :-) It was not known how it ends:-/ In fact, I’m more interested in how the doctor make their decision to be good for their patient and be later could look at their face on the mirror without shame :-/ One of my friend who is a doctor told me about the procedure called “medical selection” or Triage Triage – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia (french word) I told him that from me combing word “medical” and “selection” I rather associate with railroad ramp in Auschwitz Birkenau concentration camp and this man rather than genuine medicine :-(

And parents do not need to pay anything because all is budget founded. I wonder how doctors would react in such situation, I've always dreamed of becoming a doctor but now I'm too old (I'm almost 33) I wonder how doctors approach a child's lack of consent for a life-saving medical procedure? And those apply also for seniors under geriatrics care, does family should impose their will on such a person? Like cancer procedures? If for example, 16 years old teen boy has some kind of cancer that affects his nethers, and doctor order castration as the best course of action, but it's also new experimental procedure, with good effectiveness, but parents opt for castration Yet boy not agree in my country kid above 16 can legally refuse even parents are legal guardians and have custody right, kids below 16 and above 13 can also refuse but it's only advisory but most doctors listen to their patient wish not their little parents because of this rather than regulations or money :-) The case I described is real I read about it boy refused and doctors are in deadlock (literally) Parents could get family court ruling forcing their will on kid ːsteamsadː But our Polish court is sluggish like heal and boy could appeal to court of appeals and the case could bounce back and forth and time for him would running out for him, and it's maybe too late for both treatment the one that parents want and the one that kid want :-( I read that eventually, his parents stepped down, and they do what they boy wanted :-) Update: And the same goes for seniors do seniors should have the right to decide on themselves even if their mental capabilities maybe deteriorating?

My mom finished technikum (technical high school) and she gets professional qualifications as electrician (electric technician) in 70's communist Poland I was sucked in Math, that why I chose humanities like history and political science (civics) and opted to study library science instead I bought Python programming course on Udemy when it was on discount, on my fellow Asperger friend learned so maybe I could too but I'm too lazy And required match level make my scary I had a whole semester of Mathematical boolean Logic on my Library science 1 st year of BA study, some smartness thought that humanists profession like a librarian would need damn boolean Logic!

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What do you think about using calculators in math classes? https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20181217235050AACyVCW What do you think about using calculators in math classes? During my mother's time, and most of my school education, students were not allowed to use them Hi, I'm from Poland, my mother who died in 2015, she learned in the so-called (tehnikum) technical school, some kind of specialized high school, that was less material in one matter and more in other technical stuff a bit more college like In my mother's case it was a technical electrotechnical (electrical engineering) technikum, graduates of this type of school was known as technik (technician) for exemple my one of my best friend who had Asperger (i had it too) graduated as "technik informatyk" = IT technician xD So when i was young it was forbidden to use calculators in schools it was allowed about in 2000 when i was in middle school. So my mom once told my story, that teacher who once forbidden to call him professor even it was a custom in Poland to call High School teacher that way, saying that if they could refer him as Mr. Engineer because it title he hold or simple Mr Teacher. And said that they would use paper and pencil and pure math, that they could use, they can use logarithmic sliders, even if it's lame in his opinion, but ministry of education allowed it But if they bring "Imperialistic" portable calculator swank how they are awesome, he would put said calculator in their "rectum" soo deep that it would come with their mouth xD My mom teacher said that they probably wouldn't newer work for in "our Soviet comrade's cosmonautic space programme nor for imperialist American NASA" and they would need calculators. My mother's teacher was before 30, but he liked to beat students talking on his lessons or behaving rudely with his ruler on their neck or palms, only a few students ware girls rest of them was boy (I'm a man too) My mom said that most girls there was in love with him, that he was so handsome and yet so intelligent and commanding xD My mother told me this when I said that I would probably newer found a girlfriend because of I'm Kujon (polish slang word for Nerds) and have Asperger Syndrome (now I'm known that i'm gay even though I do not look like gay :-) I think my mum suspect something xD My mum said that some girls like kujon (nerds) that she considered herself to be intelectualist (nerd) herself :-)That she married my dad because he was Intelligent and funny, the only fault was he's short tamper (dad died in 2002) that now after I was diagnosed as Asperger that dad had it too :-)

I wonder how long would take ISS to do decay it's orbit and burns up if no one would boost it to its proper orbit?

What are you think about that tragedy? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1929374/videoplayer/vi2829229081

As reject lander I mean discard as the Apollo mission did, just bring new 1st stage and use it again

Thanks I'm 32 years old but I always fascinated about the possibility of manned Mars expeditions Maybe i try to do it in KSP when i got more time

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We build one base station with a few modules, enough to give shelter to 6 astronauts/cosmonauts and enough fuel to fly to Mars and return to Earth. We add the Mars lander to the station. We send the crew in several capsules to dock to the station. When everyone is there, we send the whole to Mars. When the station is in Mars orbit, some of the astronauts go to the lander, and land on Mars, do their job, and those who have been in orbit help in the analysis of the data. After some time they start from Mars, dock to the station, but do not reject the lander. They are waiting for a transfer window to Earth, when they are again in orbit around the earth, they land on Earth in capsules in which they arrived at stations. The transfer vehicle itself and the Martian lander could be refurbished and used multiple times, and maybe even capsules too I think the real scientist probably figured it out a long time ago, but that was my thought when I played Surviving Mars

Thanks, for now, I'm not playing I used to play, enough to say I bought KSP long time, long enough to eligible for DLCs I was one of very few KSP users, I can consider my self Orginal 7 of KSP xD

Look what i found my old KSP videos those was days i played KSP for hours and hours I have just thought on my head, why NASA did not retrofit Gemini spacecraft for lunar landing it would be probably a lot cheaper than Apollo. I think I would go play through the career mode and try land on those Gemini like capsule from Making History expansion

LOL i cannot stop laughing that was good one!

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Let we say we send the simple unmanned (unkerbaled ) vehicle that we equip only with a docking port and RCS, then we send 2 seats Mk2 Command Pod, to dock with it, and shortly after docking both vehicles start rolling and tumbling like crazy, then commander (Jeb?) chose to undock, and the separated Mk2 pod start tumbling and shake even more than before. You probably knew to what mission I'm referring, right?

Let we say we send the simple unmanned (unkerbaled ;-) ) vehicle that we equip only with a docking port and RCS, then we send 2 seats Mk2 Command Pod, to dock with it, and shortly after docking both vehicles start rolling and tumbling like crazy, then commander (Jeb?) chose to undock, and the separated Mk2 pod start tumbling and shake even more than before. You probably knew to what mission I'm referring, right? xD

Thanks https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20181103114118AAXvTdy

For me it would be always KSP even trough I not play as much I played a few years ago I still love it Recently I bought two games on Steam sale, games called Redshirt, and Simple Rockets, I was a bit disappointed to me is very much KSP rip-off