Basically, would knowledge in mechanical/electrical engineering serve an experimental physicist or theoretical physicist better?
This is no Bacon Tree, this is a Ham Bush.
I was today years old when I finally realized the colors on Wesley's rainbow sweater in s1 of "The Next Generation" are just a combination of the command red, security gold, and science blue uniforms... because he's an acting Ensign who hasn't selected a service branch yet. Whoa. 🤯
He said, “Sorry. No time.”
Tim Martin's significant financial support for the Brexit campaign and his very public negative campaigning against the EU are set to bring great financial pain and upheaval to the people of Ireland.
He has spent the past decade telling blatant lies about the EU, only to see gullible British voters swallow his lies and vote to leave.
The last thing he deserves is for hard-working Irish people to now spend their euros propping up his struggling business.
Martin needs to be taught that when you organise a campaign of hatred and dishonesty that wreaks havoc on the economies of two countries you are not welcome in either of those countries.
His own staff in Britain have turned against him:
https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/wetherspoons-tim-martin-brexit-propaganda-beer-mats/
Now it's time for the Irish public to show him what they think of his damaging interference in politics.
https://news.sky.com/story/wetherspoon-boss-gives-200k-to-back-brexit-10276026
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/business/wetherspoon-to-speed-up-irish-pub-expansion-883912.html
Some things are common across the board in the military, but each branch has its own unique mission and that affects their approach to training, discipline, etc.
