The difference is the military can very quickly kill thousands of people per minute, without even going to the big stuff. Hand held guns are irrelevant.

Did you mean are punished?

That’s not really accurate, the experience of an infantry soldier doing foot patrols in Afghanistan is completely different than someone who lived in a giant base in Iraq that had hiphop night and taco bell and never left it.

It’s the system that produces a restricted rules of engagement and a general fear of punishment if you do something wildly out of line and a strong Management that induces discipline and restraint. If you take one crazy guy out of that system and then hand him a gun and tell him that he can do whatever he wants with full immunity then you don’t get restraint.

He was popular and his excellent oratory skills induced people that liked him to like him more personally

The 2008 election was most Americans and while it wasn’t solely about Iraq war it was resoundingly unpopular

In any context you always have a general 2:1 ratio of non combat support to active combat arms troops

They had taxes

They didn’t have the same body is why, they were in their 40s and had an entire life when they left and were still children on earth.

It only lasted 8 months and had 40k deaths for the whole country, but that’s why they were sent out to the countryside.

I liked it, but then it got weird

There is also Those who hunt elves.

He says quite clearly that on earth his form is a lamb instead of a lion, and the last book is a straight eschaton.

It’s on a long term cycle 50kyears ish where it goes from green to dry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadley_cell

Efficiency drops significantly as you go faster than 50mph, so they would be more practical for city cars that don’t do a lot of time on the highway.

Why? Because basic engineering will tell you that small areas of low quality waste heat isn’t something you turn into usable energy.

In the horizontal gene transfer you have one that’s f+ and the other f- and this article talking about E Coli specifically is pretty gendered.

" This chapter deals with F-pilus—sex hair, sex pilus, F-fimbria, and sex firnbria— of Escherichia coli. It essentially describes methods of assay and synthesis of F-pili, their functions and properties, and the mutant approach to the F-pilus problem. F-pili first observed, differed from common pili by the random adsorption of small RNA viruses along their sides. F-pili are both longer and wider than Type I or common pili. Frequent appearance of knobs or enlargements at their distal extremities is also used to distinguish F-pili in micrographs. Free F-pili from the supernatant of a culture of male cells can be treated with ultrasonic vibrations to yield smaller fragments"

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/chapter/bookseries/pii/S0065291108603641