An ideal apocalypse, it seems to me, must acknowledge this geological point of view.
It's not ideal, but it seems to have put a real wall between me and depression.
My ideal day: It seems odd but mushrooms are a big thing in Russia, so I'd start with a long walk in the country, preferably through a wood, picking mushrooms.
I'm in no way holding this up as an ideal but it seems to me that given where we are now, given our history, given the imperfections of human behaviour, given the lack of a sensible alternative, it seems to me that it's the least worst option.
Poraz has the ideal background, it seems – he's a software developer and a one-time producer/DJ who ran what he describes as a tiny independent record label.
It's not ideal, as it seems the Loop 2 can only display a few letters at a time, but it should be enough to get caller ID on your wrist and see if you should bother looking at your phone.
You have to struggle for an ideal, and it seems like it should be easy but that's not necessarily the case.
For most people, a life without privacy would not be ideal, but it seems to be working for Anna* and her brother, Daniel* – who first moved into this ground floor apartment a year-and-a-half ago – as well as their housemates Marie*, Laura* and Paul*.
In order to gain efficiency compared to the ideal situation, it seems more important to include a large proportion of the first-phase cases than of the first-phase controls into the second phase for method 4, as seen in table 4, where scenario 2.2 has the lowest standard deviations.
