complexes

PropLog is complete, which means that by Goedel's incompleteness theorem it can't even model the natural numbers, much less the complexes.

If you rent a room in a house, it's unlikely the landlord is going to install a charger just for you, and the same goes for apartment complexes.

There is no way to really know without being AirBnb + knowing which apartment complexes sublet illegally.

Some of the living conditions literally have a sewage trough running right through the run-down and horrible housing complexes.

Other countries with similar traditions (France, Sweden) have large militaro-industrial complexes, in addition to faster internet speeds than the US.

Stand on any corner of Mississippi or Williams and you see mega apartment complexes going up.

The vast majority of low income people in the US do live in apartment complexes.

Yeah, there are plenty of apartment complexes for lower income people.

Apartment complexes are so ordinary that discussing them isn't interesting.

In The Netherlands poor people simply live in apartment complexes.

It seems to me the two complexes reinforce one another.

Even when flooding cells with preassembled Cas9/gRNA complexes that are immediately active, the overall rate of homozygous introduction of the target mutation is in a few %.

On at least three occasions I can think of people hired for a team where yellow flags raised during the interview under the rubric of culture fit actually did become problem later on: failures in ability to argue or communicate honestly or effectively; superiority complexes glimpsed during an interview turned into unneeded friction later on, etc." Are these really culture fit issues, though?