This might be one that comes up a lot, but what is your go to primary instrument usually when laying down the foundation of a song? Do you find writing with one instrument can limit your creativity?
My year and a half year old son are watching Smallfoot. Not a very good movie, bland songs, awful character design, but, does have a very good moral, that questioning dogma is a very good thing. What other movies can we watch together as he grows up that will help lay the foundation that questioning, and keeping an open mind, is a very good thing. I don't want to force atheism on him, or theism either, I want him to know he follow his own heart.
I know rule 10, but this is UK, I hope that's a good enough excuse.
In the UK, it looks like the Green party and the Lib Dems are standing down in constituencies where the other is doing well in with the intention of potentially taking the seat away from the Labour or Conservative power houses. There were two Lib Dem MPs who even stood down to give Labour a better chance in "swing states" but were replaced because Swinson hates Corbyn.
A lot of journalists such as Ash Sarkar were saying this was a smart move and that Labour should stand down seats to increase the chances of unseating a Conservative with a Green in a constituency that Labour definitely wouldn't win anyway.
I haven't seen anyone say this isn't democratic yet.
The way I see it, if I want to vote Labour or if I want to vote Lib Dem, I'm doing it because I like the MP who is representing my voice or I'm doing it because of the party's policies, not exclusively to unseat a Conservative.
Furthermore, if Green and LD are working together, why don't they just make a new, single party? In the unlikely event either wins a minority government through this coalition, they'll need to rewrite both of their manifestos into one, thus further undermining what people voted for.
I do understand tactical voting, but I don't believe it is fair to take away my -or anyone else's- right to vote un-tactically(?) for the party I actually want to have in charge of my town.
Just offering an alternative idea to make re-building easier when our Camps pack themselves up.
I'm having difficulty finding information on this. Did he develop the theories behind warp, or was he just the first person to build a warp-capable ship? If he wasn't the founder of the theories, were there warp experiments by other people before the flight of The Phoenix?
