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Boeing's Starliner successfully docks with space station after challenging rendezvous
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One of us went to school for this stuff, and I can tell it wasn't you.
Thanks for the totally uncalled for and unprovoked personal insult. But the honor is not mine, it's a phrase by Chris Hackett, writer for Popular Science, artist, maker and science communicator. But thanks for pointing out you are the boring idiot in the room. It makes it easier to ignore you.
I'm not insulting you, it's just clear you don't know what you're talking about or you wouldn't use the words easy when describing rockets.
And if it's a phrase a science communicator is using, he's not doing anybody any favors by saying that.
Reading comprehension: 0
Are you sure you have a degree at anything, if it is math related I would understand, you obviously suck at language.
Social skills: nonexistent.