somebunnny

Courts don't challenge. They hear challenges.

Really? But you just yawn about the magnetic stripes? I mean, how we gonna buy anything when we're half way to the moon of a magnetar? You can't afford the gravity deficit of gold coins. So you're just gonna get there and not even buy one of this boingy headbands with magnetars on springs or an "I'm with magnetard" shirts?

I feel like you haven't really thought this through.

"--you're the sucker"

I’d always know of Stonehenge and had this vague recollection of aerial pictures that show the rocks without any people around which I think distorts the perspective. In my mind, it was “just a bunch of rocks”. When I saw them in person they were much more massive than I realized - I spent a lot of time thinking about how much effort it must have taken. Not so much the technological challenge, which is well documented, but the expenditure of human resources at a time when you must have needed to focus a lot on survival.

The museum is great too - i was particularly struck by the timeline comparing it against other monuments of different technological achievement such as the Pyramids.

Myers Flat is where it's at...