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https://www.yahoo.com/news/richard-branson-virgin-galactic-delay-125709148.html
'It was just magical': Virgin Galactic space plane carrying Richard Branson reaches edge of space, returns safely

Billionaire entrepreneur and adventurer Richard Branson's dream of space travel was realized and celestial tourism took a leap forward Sunday as Virgin Galactic's rocket ship reached the edge of space during a historic flight from Spaceport America.

Branson and his crew experienced about four minutes of weightlessness before their space plane smoothly glided to a runway landing. The entire trip, delayed 90 minutes because of bad weather the previous night, lasted about an hour. An ecstatic Branson hugged family and friends who greeted him after landing.

"It was just magical," Branson said. "It's 17 years of painstaking work, the occasional horrible down – and large ups with it. And today was definitely the biggest up."

Branson, who turns 71 this week, and a crew of two pilots and three mission specialists were carried to an altitude of more than eight miles by the aircraft VMS Eve, named after Branson's mother. Live video then showed the space plane VSS Unity release from between the mother ship's twin fuselages, using rocket power to fly to the boundary of space, more than 50 miles above the Earth.
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https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/25/world/jfk-may-1961-moon-speech-spc-scn-intl/index.html Sixty years ago, this JFK speech launched America's race to the moon

Still, the May 25 speech isn't generally rated as among JFK's best -- with his most memorable lines found in his inaugural address ("ask not what your country can do for you... ask what you can do for your country") or even his second moon-related speech, which took place a year later at Rice University in Houston, Texas, and where he told the American people:

"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."

Do you agree there's only a few types of people out there, or do you think there's thousands, or even millions of different types of personalities and people in the world?

This question is hard to explain easily, but basically, I believe there's only a few different archetypes of men or women in the world. Most people are generally the same. Do you think most people only fall into a few categories or that everyone is special and unique?

What do you say?

TYPES OF FEMALE PERSONALITIES:

1) The Basic Bitch/Daddy's Girl/Princess.

2) The Party Animal/THOT.

3) The Grad Student/Career Woman.

4) The Jealous/Insecure Girl.

5) The Gossip Girl/Drama Queen.

6) The Good Girl/Girl-Next-Door.

7) The High Maintenance Chick.

8 ) The Beauty Queen/Supermodel.

9) The Debbie Downer.

10) The Nerd/Wallflower.

11) The Scientist / Genius.

12) The Hood Rat.

13) The Chameleon.

TYPES OF MALES:

1) Alpha Males (Confident and skilled, fearless, and able to take on any challenge life throws at them.)

2) Sigma Males (Highly skilled, but unsure of themselves.)

3) Lambda Males (Highly skilled, but hate themselves.)

4) Kappa Males (Skilled in a few things and confident.)

5) Delta Males (Normal men. Average self-esteem, average skillset.)

6) Zeta Males (Some skills, but a lack of confidence; your typical office drone.)

7) Gamma Males (Confident and sometimes successful in life, but without a reason to be.)

8 ) Beta Males (Unconfident, unskilled, weak, and wimpy, but still demanding of your attention.)

9) Omega Males (No confidence, no skills. But plenty of virgin rage.)

This is what someone asked me four years ago. I told them I was depressed because women are almost never attracted to me, and no matter what I did, nothing changed. They told me to stop going after women, and to start working on myself. If I'm meant for a woman, she will arrive only once I'm ready and "worthy" of her. If not, then... Well, that's the quote. They told me to work on being happy and don't wait for anyone else to make me happy in life. But is that always applicable for everyone? Maybe some people won't feel like they're living a full life unless they have a partner in it?

So I ask you, fellas. What do you think?