Do you have a source or something for further reading?

It's not about where it's manufactured as much as it is about who wanted it manufactured. If it's from a company that cares about its brand image like Anker, then you're probably going to get a good product

I will never forget that clip during the Obama vs. McCain race where a woman says Obama can't be trusted because "he's an arab"

They wouldn't know

It's the same reason why the fed controls interest rates. Entities higher up the chain deal with those volatile costs so we don't have to.

The merger is still something that I'm 50/50 on because it made T-Mobile's service so much more reliable, and iirc Sprint was genuinely struggling.

It still sucks that Boost isn't going anywhere

To add onto what other commenters said:

1. It isn't legally mandated, only customary
2. If it was mandatory, such a mandate would probably be illegal
3. Plenty of teachers and school officials (but not most) will be pissed/will punish you if you don't do the pledge.

Surprised how nobody mentioned "Everytime We Touch" by Cascada

Such a noble cause. Shareholders were ignored for too long!

What's electricity?

There's nothing to change. Nano is better designed, but vi is a more powerful tool.

I have concerns about your statement that achieving herd immunity is worthless when failing to reach the threshold. Is there not a distinction between herd immunity within a household or school and herd immunity within a city or state or country? Shouldn't the "population" be in the context of communities with close and frequent interactions?