He creates chances. And he's begun to score at least a bit every once in a while. He's been unlucky, and in a bad streak. (A very long bad streak)

he's not bad . not at all , i mean in his time with liverpool he scored alot . but with chelsea.... wel....

But Macs are super reliable and customer support is incredible. I know the latter is not linked to hardware but yeah. Macs are reliable

>customer support is incredible

after 90 days, every call in to apple costs 50$ per issue. getting parts for apple products is also incredibly difficult because they only allow " licensed apple distributers" to sell them at their chosen price.

also, being a guy who's worked with apple products in stores before, they HAVE to have the best stand in the store or apple could shut down the entire company's access to apple. they also fix the price the stores can sell their products at.

Wrong, actually.
My macbook pro's battery fried itself when I was doing some stress testing on it, took it to an Apple store, they took it out back, 15 minutes later, new battery and not a cent spent.

I know many local stores where the Apple area is near the back corner, or somewhere out of sight when you first enter the store. There is also often sales on the Apple products, up to 30% off complete computers and bundles of iPod/Pad/Mac/Phones.

Well, that's not necessarily true at all. There's a lot of things that humans seem to know instinctively, such as when children are growing up they make things called 'virtuous errors'. They say things like 'I runned over there', when no one would have ever said this in front of them, or taught them that it was correct. The human mind seems to be able to piece together what should be there, even when they've never been told it should be there. The same goes for people blind from birth, and colours. At that early age, they still have a 'mind's eye' and have it run wild in their dreams, thus giving birth to their own, individual, theory of colours.

Studies have shown that people blind from birth dream in sound, taste, touch, and smell. People that go blind later dream what they have previously seen. According to studies you can only dream things you have seen/experienced and that while dreaming you mind cannot create things it has not seen/experienced.

http://www2 . ucsc . edu/dreams/Library/kerr_2004.html

I vividly remember the part in "The Giver" where the kid first had a taste of color and how hard it was to explain. And colorblindness isn't even remotely close to being completely blind.