If it's cold you get, you must acquit.

The first law of thermodynamics says that the best you can do is break even. The second law of thermodynamics says that you always lose.

Kudos to your comprehensive answer. First thing I thought of was your third "hypothesus". But I've never heard the expression before either.

I don't understand how English works--and I'm a native speaker. It's perfectly proper English to say "The French", "The English", or "The Dutch" when referring to the people of those countries. But it is not proper English to say "The American", "The German", "The Canadian" when referring to people of those countries. Am I missing something? Is it a simple matter of the words ending in an "h" vs. "n"?

The grammar is confusing.

Edit: to be clear, my comment is about grammar, not whether it is appropriate to use those terms to refer to people groups.

1 bit is information. 1 bit, by definition, has two states. For example, the presence or absence of a photon can convey the answer to yes/no questions.

my precious

Cocaine makes your dick go limp? Genuinely asking.