shouldn't sarcasm have a point other than making the author appear ignorant? In the classical sense, at least. It's difficult to gauge what your intent was, because normally the author doesn't demean themselves, purposefully.

Whose narrative?

What films would you say deserve a score of 9.6 or higher?

None of us do either. I'm sure they'll make some excuse about it.

You don't understand how percentages work and are embarrassing yourself publicly about it. I would suggest asking one of your teachers to explain this to you.

You denied it had a storyline and then literally contradicted yourself an hour later. What does that say about you?

Your opinion is not fact. Looking at your post history, you struggle with this. Often. It's difficult to tell where, exactly, in your life that you were convinced the importance of your personal beliefs over anyone else's or even actual fact, but someday you'll realize, painfully, that this isn't necessarily true. Hopefully you won't hurt someone else when it happens.

Thank you very much!

what are the biggest German electric car brands? VW obviously, but what others? Google is confused and thinks I'm asking about what's being bought there, not what's being made there.

>The reason we don't do it is because it doesn't currently make economic sense.

Yes, that's what I said, thank you.

Not just that, but most plastics can be returned back to crude oil by the pyrolosis process-it's just that it's expensive to do so. There's billions of gallons of oil out there in landfills, etc. in the form of long-chain hydrocarbons called plastic. If a nation wanted to, say, nationalize turning plastics back into oil, it could absolutely be done-it's just that there's no reason to do so on a large scale. Yet.