They’re referring not just to countries but also numerous artists who’re also boycotting it.

It’s used for Allen/hex keys, a cheap and easy to ship version of screwdrivers that are especially popular with assembly kits such as Ikea furniture.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hex_key

Both Phillips/slotted hybrid and Hexagon should not be in corporate propaganda as they have valid use cases.

This is not true; even using only the Quran and not the Hadith or later traditions, Iblis is a jinn and is a conscious and morally independent being, in contrast to angels, who have no ability to violate God’s commands.

No, that’s not true, I’m pretty sure the Quran does state that Lucifer rebelled against God (justifying it by making him a djinn instead of an angel), showing that the idea was already floating around at least Arabia around his time.

Not true, both modern humans and Neanderthals are subspecies of Homo sapiens.

Not just earth based observations, they’ve pretty much guaranteed we’re have no hope in another space race versus China, or even just in general for the next decade at a minimum.

The last statement is not necessarily true- witchcraft has until very recently been understood to derive power from a concord with the devil.

What’s the legitimate use case for these and female-to-female cables?

Yeah, they don’t really care anymore. The majority of spending is done by a minority of people (the richest 10% ish), and as long as these people keep getting richer, they’ll not hesitate in continuing to f*** over poorer people.

Read the article

This is blatantly incorrect, every single one of those bodies should be in S tier, with the exception of Uranus being in SSS+ tier.

Elements with a proton number less than or greater than iron become more stable as they approach iron, and so, over very, very long timeframes, from random quantum tunnelling effects, will favour being iron over being other elements.

Thus, in 10^~1500 years, virtually all atoms in the universe will turn into iron, assuming protons don’t decay (which may or may not happen).