Rohan

I am looking to quote the United States constitution on 'equality before the law'. I found the 14th Amendment but it talks about equal protection whereas I am looking for equal application of the law (due process) and that is not the same thing. Please help me.

P.S I am not from the US so don't expect me to know this already. Cheers.

I'm unsure how to attach a picture, so if you type "three sisters" in Google Maps and select the listing Three Sisters, Katoomba, New South Wales, then switch to satellite view and zoom you will find that the very edge of the town of Katoomba is spilling off its plateau and plunging into the steep valley below. In reality of course this is not the case. Why can't Google Maps satellite view do better?

For example, "Damn you autocorrect" is a work of fiction, imo. I tried Snopes but it is completely useless for the task.

I have a bet with my brother - a six pack of beer over this. He says humans share "at least 90%" of our DNA with slime mould. I say that's rubbish. Please help me with this bet (proper references needed).

I rarely eat dill pickles or gherkins. When I do it's usually the dill pickles in a McDonald's hamburger. Just wondering how much of the global production of these green cucumber thingies goes into McDonald's burgers. Points go to the answer with the best sources.

Also, is "dill pickles" just another name for gherkins?

As I write this question there is a thunderstorm overhead. As per usual a flash of lightning occurs and then roughly five seconds later I hear a rumble of thunder. Why is it NEVER like this in movies and TV shows? They always depict the lightning and thunder as simultaneous. I find this annoying. I cannot remember any scenes at all, in all the movies and TV shows I have seen, that break with this false convention.

[Mouseclick this button to]: Hide all questions that have "2012" or "Mayan" or "end of the world" in the question text.

Wouldn't that be fantastic?

[Click this button to]: Hide all questions that have "2012" or "Mayan" or "end of the world" in the question text.

Wouldn't that be fantastic?

I'm in the Southern Hemisphere. When I look at the night sky, the brightest stars are clumped in a roughly 100 - 120 degree arc, stretching from Scorpius to Orion. Scorpius is relatively close (as viewed) to the fainter Sagittarius constellation, which I understand to be an approximation for the direction of the gallactic centre. My question is this: Why do most of the brightest starts arc in one direction away from Sagittarius, rather than what I would expect, which is Sagittarius sitting at roughly midway along this band.

It all comes from India and has very similar content. Surely it can't be that hard?

...And if not, how when and why does this switch occor?

...that come with achieving it?

Other similar countries like Britain and Australia have it and they haven't turned communist.