While the halberd's blade offers a lot of options for hooking your opponent, it equally gives them an opportunity to hook your polearm and manipulate it themselves. The simpler spearhead is also lighter than that of a halberd, allowing for more sustain when fighting for long periods.
I would definitely prefer a halberd (or billhook) over a spear given the choice, but it's not as much of a direct upgrade as you might think.
A quick Google search gives Texas, Florida, and Virginia.
They could've done a little green sliver like they did for 1980.
The percentages for 2016 only add up to 97, and the 40% bar is longer than the 41% of 2012.
It's a urinal, I would hope it doesn't have access to any poop to analyze.
Unless they've been proven to be arguing in bad faith or dishonestly. Then it's fair game to criticize them.
Real. Lucien Greaves is no better, either. Always be suspicious of people who try to lead Satanists, because religious leadership is literally the antithesis of (modern atheistic) Satanism.
This. I got the "physically unable to multitask" ADHD instead of the "needs multiple sources of stimulation" ADHD.
Mine goes: open the image,
I love the implicit idea that celebrities are region-locked like video games lol
The word theory is used differently in science to how it is in common speech. In science, a "theory" represents humanity's best possible explanation for something given everything we know. For example, the theory of gravity gives a reason for why things are attracted to each other, namely the bending of spacetime.
Theories don't become laws, either. Laws in science describe what happens, and theories describe how. To go back to gravity, the law of gravity is an equation that can tell you exactly how much two objects will be attracted to each other, but it can't explain how that happens. That's what the theory is for.
Hope this helps!
This is a great idea! Doing it on Google Sheets is fine as a resource for this community, but it wouldn't really have discoverability outside of it if that's where you want to go with it.
(Also it's spelled Wisconsin btw)