The Chinese aren't exactly know for being open minded in the area of race an culture.

Especially on the side of culture... I would say...

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/opossum-breaks-liquor-store-drunk-bourbon-article-1.3672661

late. https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/and-now-for-something-weird.124706/page-115#post-1208161

 

Don't trust them.

http://www.india.com/buzz/squirrel-...ristmas-lights-soon-released-on-bail-2711910/

http://cybersquirrel1.com/

 

http://koin.com/2017/04/25/lawsuit-state-of-oregon-doesnt-own-word-engineer/

http://ij.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/ECF-1-Complaint-1.pdf

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2017/12/state_board_concedes_it_violat.html

A state panel violated a Beaverton man's free speech rights by claiming he had unlawfully used the title "engineer'' and by fining him when he repeatedly challenged Oregon's traffic-signal timing before local media and policymakers, Oregon's attorney general has ruled.

Oregon's Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying unconstitutionally applied state law governing engineering practice to Mats Järlström when he exercised his free speech about traffic lights and described himself as an engineer since he was doing so "in a noncommercial'' setting and not soliciting professional business, the state Department of Justice has conceded.
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Jarlstrom has a bachelor of science degree in engineering and has repeatedly challenged the state's timing of yellow traffic lights as too short. The state board had fined him $500 for "unlicensed practice of engineering.'' Järlström identified himself as an engineer in emails he sent to city officials and the Washington County sheriff challenging the traffic light signal timing.

 

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2017/12/state_board_concedes_it_violat.html

So now I can claim to be a medical doctor (as long as I do it in a noncommercial way) and declare that as free speech? .... what a bunch of nonsense...

 

"Hearing" a silent GIF:

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-42237092


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"The brain is 'expecting/predicting' what is coming visually and then fires a version of what it expects across the relevant senses. Also explains why some might 'feel' a physical shake."

 

So now I can claim to be a medical doctor (as long as I do it in a noncommercial way) and declare that as free speech? .... what a bunch of nonsense...

Wait. I call myself an engineer all the time, and I don't have a PE license. You gotta problem with that?

 

Wait. I call myself an engineer all the time, and I don't have a PE license. You gotta problem with that?

Are you a college grad?

 

Are you a college grad?

Jarlstrom has a bachelor of science degree in engineering and has repeatedly challenged the state's timing of yellow traffic lights as too short.

I don't understand your argument.

 

I don't understand your argument.

Oops... I failed to read that paragraph... down here having professional degree from a credited university automatically gives you permission to practice nationwide. You don't need a state by state license for that.

As I said, I overlooked the fact that he does indeed have a college degree.

 

...permission to practice nationwide...

Practice what?

 

Practice what?

Whatever profession you happened to study... I'm a mechanical engineer, so I have a license to practice it nationwide. If you graduated from medical school, you can practice basic medicine and surgery anywhere. Specialities, on the other hand, are a different thing, such as cardiology or ophtalmology.

 

Whatever profession you happened to study... I'm a mechanical engineer, so I have a license to practice it nationwide.

So, for example, if you graduate with a BS in Civil Engineering, you are allowed to go build bridges that actual people drive on?

Remind me not to drive in Mexico next time I'm there.

 

So, for example, if you graduate with a BS in Civil Engineering, you are allowed to go build bridges that actual people drive on?

Remind me not to drive in Mexico next time I'm there.

Not that simple... after graduating, you have to get a federal certificate as a "calculista", in order to design structures. If you don't have that certificate, you can design the structure yourself, and then (for a fee) take it to someone who does, who can vouch for your design and sign it off.

 

Not that simple... after graduating, you have to get a federal certificate as a "calculista", in order to design structures. If you don't have that certificate, you can design the structure yourself, and then (for a fee) take it to someone who does, who can vouch for your design and sign it off.

Ok, then. Sounds the same as here. We call it a PE (Professional Engineer) license.

Pretty much anyone can call themselves an "engineer", but to do something of consequence (i.e. where lives are at risk), a license is required.

 

So now I can claim to be a medical doctor (as long as I do it in a noncommercial way) and declare that as free speech? .... what a bunch of nonsense...

Sure, bogus Naturopathic Doctors do it everyday in a commercial way. Now, if they say “physician”, that's another story.

The government doesn't own the word engineer or scientist. The guy trying to launch the stream rocket over the town was called a Rocket Scientist. Should somebody be fined for that?

 

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/florida/fl-reg-skydiving-santa-crashes-beach-20171205-story.html

 

"Hearing" a silent GIF:

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-42237092

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A clear demonstration that live 'reality' is the brains interpretation of future events from inputs. We expect feel/hear a thud so it happens. Can you change this 'reality' to a different sound like that of squealing pig?

 

A clear demonstration that live 'reality' is the brains interpretation of future events from inputs. We expect feel/hear a thud so it happens. Can you change this 'reality' to a different sound like that of squealing pig?

 

"Hearing" a silent GIF:

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-42237092

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Play it in reverse, it sounds really funny.