Stochastic Scribbles
Random musings in a variety of subjects, from science to religion.

The Starliner capsule which was launched to the International Space Station went into orbit with not much problem. However, thruster problems with the capsule led NASA to make the decision that the astronauts who went to orbit in the Starliner capsule would not take a ride on it to return to Earth, and they ended up staying on the space station far longer than originally planned.

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Democrats criminally investigate political opponents too little, even for extremely serious crimes that should be investigated. They are less hesitant to do so for political allies.

Republicans criminally investigate political opponents too much, even for things that have not happened and were completely made up. They have to be dragged kicking and screaming to do so for political allies, if they do so at all.

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I am flabbergasted that anyone would have thought that a Trump administration would be sympathetic to the plight of Palestenians in Gaza and that they would even attempt to achieve some level of peace in the region.

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Every so often I see someone who doubts the Apollo moon landings actually happened. I get enormously angry at such people. They are basically belittling the efforts of hundreds of thousands of people during the 1960s for no other reason than to make themselves feel special. They may say that they are basing their opinions on evidence, but the evidence they put forward are almost always so laughably flimsy that I can only think they are being willfully ignorant.

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