Well, people are people in my opinion. We're all the same really. I don't know why a woman president would be a bad idea. We just have to wait for the RIGHT one. As a girl, I suppose my opinion really doesn't count, but we've had how many? Fifty male presidents? This country has been around for over a hundred years. It's time we allowed a woman to run it.
I haven't taken my SAT's yet (I'm only in the 8th grade)...but we took something called the EXPLORE about two months ago, and I got the results back from that. I got above average in all subjects, and all people in the US who took the test scored at or below my score in science. That might not be true, though. Since I don't think Science counted. But at least 90% of people in the country scored at or below my scores in all other subjects, and when they suggest what careers I'd be good in, they said "Medical Technologies" "Education" "Human Services" and something else...
I like to think there is a heaven. There's really no harm in beleiving there is. And if there isn't, you can look forward to feeling nothing, perhaps lost in a dream-like state. The world not really mattering anymore.
Maybe it's because I'm interested in video games myself, but I always get defensive when governments, attorneys, lawyers, etc. start attacking video games. It's not as though other media doesn't show violence. GTA has always been criticized, and a game like that can't avoid it, plain and simple. But banning it for the truth, or at least portrayals of the truth? That's...stupid. I don't agree with much of anything in GTA. But I can't say I agree with NYC, if what you say is true. Then again, it is their city and they can defend it. This is all too confusing. It all comes down to right and wrong, people's beleifs, and whether they honestly care. Does GTA ever truly affect anyone anyway? How many people do you know who honestly care about it? These are the kinds of things (while this is on a much smaller scale) that start wars. After all of the battles, you end up with something lost or with something you could have done without in the end by either finding new solutions together or getting over it.
Umm.... The number 43??? My friend told me that...it was from some movie she saw... The universe is simply the universe. It is everything. I don't think humans were meant to understand anything but earth, because we can understand only what we have seen or heard or experienced. We can understand that the universe exists, but we don't know how big it is. Or whether it even has a size. That's the problem. We try to put everything into measurements; while some things simply cannot be measured. I'm sorry; I feel philosophical tonight. :)
I actually have a theory that the universe is symmetrical (Like...there are many more earths that are functioning exactly like ours), and certain things will end at different times in a continuous circle. It's difficult for me to explain, but basically, TIME doesn't start over again, because time is an idea; it's Matter and Life itself that starts over again. And so, we could have just as easily have been living trillions of years ago. As the same people, in the same situations.
I guess you could be right. But the age difference is something of a problem...Oh well. To those who say Riku would have needed to have lost his heart, in the first game I specifically recall Ansem saying, "Your voice can no longer reach him where he is. His heart belongs again to darkness."
