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Anyone who thinks my post was over the top, wade through the following document very carefully:

Are you ready to stop living the 40-40-40 Plan and Start Living your Dreams?

Did you know that 97% of Americans retire financially broke dependent upon friends, family, and the Federal Government.

Note that the image of the black guy (by implication, the author) is facing away from the center of the page. This is symbolic of turning is back on dull orthodoxy.

Not also the visual appeal to bright lights, big city and the casino-ish orange/yellow/red reflective highlights, which form the focal point of masthead Oz.

Almost everyone retires broke and dependent on some other entity other than a giant pile of coins or bills amassed under a mattress. That entity might be a commercial bank (fairly solvent) or a National Bank (aka Uncle Sam, with the deepest pockets of all) who is paying out a stipend on what you paid in (a fairly standard business model wherever banks gather).

Even if you retire to a giant mansion, entirely bought and paid for, you're still dependent on Uncle Sam to continue to enforce your property rights (those who employ a private vigilante retinue rarely sleep with both eyes closed, so there's a downside to that model, too).

A Newt?

But a house built by an engineer should be torn down.

Some houses built by engineers can't be torn down.

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I have to agree, the frozen veggie burgers aren't the greatest. Bean Burgers, like Hummus need to be made fresh, and they also need a little bit of raw egg to hold them together.

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None of your rant is actually relevant. The problem wasn't "weather pumping anything all summer. it was the fact that we got an oddball hurricane that decided to linger a bit. If not for this peculiar bit of movement it would have been much less interesting and damaging.

Your narrative doesn't explain what happened.

> Right now large areas of Southern California are experiencing temps that are marginal for human survival.

You mean the desert? It's always been like that. Just ask anyone that's ever lived in Nevada, Arizona, or southern Utah. This is the sort of hysterical silliness that makes "deniers" out of people.

I doubt if Eastern North Americans know anything about what is currently happening in the West. The areas of the west that are experiencing record breaking temperatures and drought are far greater than the news media in the east is reporting. The heat wave in British Columbia is breaking all records for lack of rainfall and the areas of California reaching over 110f are not the areas you have stated!

To state that hurricanes in the Atlantic have nothing to do with the shifting climate cycles of the Pacific and the corresponding unusual and prolonged northern track of the jet stream is just plain wrong. A normal el Nino year would by now see a moderate cooling of the waters of the Atlantic where hurricanes start to form. Instead because the jet stream is staying way to the north cooler air is not making it to the areas of the Atlantic that are carried south and east by the trade winds. If this situation continues to the end of September then the Atlantic could easily spawn serious hurricanes into November instead of just the usual tropical depressions that send fall and winter rains to the east coast of North America. I suggest you go work for Ronald Frump, who knows he might need some help rebuilding his golf courses in Florida soon if Irma hits land there at cat 5 ;-) My apologies to Ronald Frump. Also my sincere apologies to the real Republican Ronald Frump in Florida who has a very unfortunate name but would most likely make a better POTUS than the current moron.

We were taught there are a few angles that can be defined as fractions relating to the square roots of two and three.

Multiply those by 2, the square roots of two and three, and all those fractions would disappear and become ratios.

That tablet looks like a reference table at the back or front of a textbook.

Why don't you google yourself you moron?

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Read up on a little history. The chaos in the modern Middle East stems from the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire after its defeat in the first World War. The European victors carved up its territory into colonies along the modern borders we see today, with little to no regard for the cultural, religious, and socio-political boundaries of the indigenous people. Culturally, it would've made more sense to divide it into Turkey, Kurdistan, and Arabia, and maybe a few other countries to reflect local Sunni/Shia enclaves. That's why you have Iraq trying to get Sunni and Shia, Kurds and Arabs trying to stay in the same room long enough without killing each other to form something resembling a "national" government. There is no socio-political reason for "Iraq" to exist as a country - it's borders are an artificial construct created by some ignorant Europeans drawing lines on a map for land whose people they knew next to nothing about. The U.S. and Soviet Union may have played off this chaos, but they didn't cause it. Europe did.

Actually it was mostly Britain and France that carved up the Ottoman Empire with Italy coming along for some scraps. Additionally the British hoped to scoop up a good chunk of Turkey proper consisting of Istanbul and the region around the sea of Marmara and the narrows by sponsoring a Greek invasion in 1919 but the Greeks got their ass kicked by Mustafa Kemal who to surprise of everybody involved turned out to be a really good military commander (read: to the surprise of the British, French and Italians, the Germans already knew his qualities as a commander) so that plan went down the tubes. The Italians quickly concluded that this was a mess not worth getting into, pulled out and started selling weapons to Kemal. I suppose you can trust the Italians to recognise a triple decker shit-sandwich with a side of bullshit when they see one. So in the end it was Britain and France who carved up the Ottoman Empire and the only reason Russia wasn't on the list is that Russia was busy tearing itself apart at the time. One of the big reasons the Ottomans allied them selves with Germany in the first place was precisely that Germany's ambitions mostly revolved around economic considerations and trade with the Ottoman Empire rather than annexing territory, kind of like American policy later became, so the Germans prior to WWI had no real ambitions to annex huge swathes of Ottoman territory whatever private fantasies Wilhelm II may have had about an oriental empire. The whole mess was then taken over by the US Government on behalf of US oil companies in the 1940s, the Russians finally made their belated appearance and that adds a third and fourth player to the list of actors responsible for the Middle East mess which in it's complete form reads: Britain, France, The United States of America and Russia. You can try to lay the mess that is the Middle East at the feet of the Europeans but it is really only Britain and France that are to blame and even they have little or no role in shaping the Middle East since October 1956, everything that happened after the Suez crisis goes to the account of the USA and Russia.

Read up on a little history. The chaos in the modern Middle East stems from the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire after its defeat in the first World War. The European victors carved up its territory into colonies along the modern borders we see today, with little to no regard for the cultural, religious, and socio-political boundaries of the indigenous people. Culturally, it would've made more sense to divide it into Turkey, Kurdistan, and Arabia, and maybe a few other countries to reflect local Sunni/Shia enclaves.

That's why you have Iraq trying to get Sunni and Shia, Kurds and Arabs trying to stay in the same room long enough without killing each other to form something resembling a "national" government. There is no socio-political reason for "Iraq" to exist as a country - it's borders are an artificial construct created by some ignorant Europeans drawing lines on a map for land whose people they knew next to nothing about. The U.S. and Soviet Union may have played off this chaos, but they didn't cause it. Europe did.

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Global Journal of Addiction & Rehabilitation Medicine is published by Juniper Publishers, and Psychiatry and Mental Disorders is published by Austin Publishing, both on Beall's infamous list of predatory publishers.

If you don't know what a predatory publisher or journal is, it's basically a scheme to monetize the publication of fake or unpublishably bad science. Say you want to publish your vaccines cause autism paper; you pay a predatory journal a fee and they put your paper in the journal. To a layman who doesn't know what the real journals in the field, it looks indistinguishable from a genuine publication.

Bogus editorial boards are one of the key tipoffs that a journal is predatory. It's a hell of a lot of work to be on the editorial board of a real journal, and it's not easy to get invited to join the board of Nature or The New England Journal of Medicine. But if you look at the boards of predatory journals their editors are often on a ridiculous number of boards, more than a human being could handle.

Now if this guy got his dog on the editorial board of Lancet, that'd be stop the presses news: the sky would indeed be falling. But bogus is what bogus journals are in the business of.

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Almost all computers are manufactured in China or Taiwan nowadays.

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Perhaps the US should start manufacturing computers again?

San Fransisco has a population density of 2700 people / sq mile.

Where did you get your numbers?

San Francisco is about 47.9 square miles (124 km2)[17] in area, making it the smallest county within the state, and with a density of about 18,451 people per square mile (7,124 people per km2), it is the most densely settled large city (population greater than 200,000) in the state of California and the second-most densely populated major city in the United States after New York City Wikipedia

LA and NYC are around 4600.

What? No! LA is 8200 or so per square mile(less than half of San Francisco), and New York City is 28,052.5, which is higher, but the fact is, the geography in New York City is very different from that of San Francisco. The hills alone are quite challenging.

Really crowded areas like Mumbai are around 63k.

Mumbai is not my idea of a standard to aspire towards. They'd be better advised to disperse their population.

You could fit a lot more people in.

Not with your bad numbers, and not without a real plan. You can't just throw numbers around with no regard for reality.

Not quite. Remember that Spain and Italy also have desert regions.

Politically, the whole fustercluck dates back to the end of the first World War. The Ottoman Empire was on the losing side, and ceased to exist after WWI. The European victors carved its territory up along arbitrary lines, without regard for the cultural and even lingual boundaries. Those lines became the modern country borders we know today. Most of the modern Middle-eastern conflicts trace their roots back to this. Iraq, Kuwait, Syria, Israel/Palestine, and Turkey.

Culturally, it would've made a lot more sense to divide the territory up into Turkey, Kurdistan, and Arabia plus maybe a few other small countries, instead of the patchwork it is today.

They say it was a boring job, but for sure he had to have some holographic internet porn to watch, like Geordi did. See what happens when you're locked up in a tiny vessel like that? This is another reason I doubt that long term space travel is practical. From the looks of things today, even the earth might not be big enough.

I think there is prior art on this too.

I might be a bit too informed here for a slashdot audience, but this is routine law school 101 so to speak:

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And it's not an entirely settled matter on whether we should consider a ruling as "changing existing laws" or merely "applying what has had been the law". But hey, it usually doesn't really matter in practice.

If that is your opinion about 'government' and hence 'society', why don't you emmigrate to true third world country, like Somalia, Sudan or Nigeria?

Weren't you among those, "threatening" to emigrate to Canada, when Bush got elected? Or was it North Korea — the platonic ideal of government "taking care" of the citizenry's every need? WTF are you still doing here?

The 'governments' there certainly don't feed the poor, house the homeless and treat the sick.

Nice of you to have included Somalia — this whole meme about how Libertarians are supposed to move there is as stupid as it is infamous — the country's current troubles are due to its previous government being Socialist. Venezuela is unravelling into the same direction in front of our eyes — just ask Bernie Sanders, when you next meet him, what he would differently from Hugo Chavez...

Oh, but what about Sudan? Well, they have an ambitious social protection program called the Social Initiative Program. Nigeria does too. Time to update your talking-points card.

And you likely proclaim yourself a Christian even...

Tell me, where in the Christian (or Jewish) dogma is there anything about it being the government's (Cæsar's) responsibility to help the "less fortunate"? It is not — good people are supposed to do it themselves, government spending tax-monies on it is not benevolence.

Sweden has a low population density, but the population is concentrated in a few spots of the country. I do not believe the internet is as fast in those sparsely populated areas.

I can tell you definitely for Japan: plenty of cities do not have very fast internet, even though some of the largest do.

With enough effort you can make a Jeep worthy of racing.

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to be fair that is the only one i know of which i would say meets the need and as you can see requires heavy modifications.

That was never a jeep. It has not a single jeep part on it. It's a NASCAR chassis with some sheet metal to make it look enough like a jeep to pass class rules.
And it is way, way cool.

With enough effort you can make a Jeep worthy of racing.

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to be fair that is the only one i know of which i would say meets the need and as you can see requires heavy modifications.

And I saw a 4WD Vette once. Big ass tires and one hellauva lot of lift on it. Of course it was worthless for anything other than mud bugging.

These examples sort of prove that it's pretty hard to have a one size fits all role the F35 is supposed to perform.

Literally, the only thing that car has in common with an actual Jeep is the 80" wheelbase. From elsewhere on the site you linked:

People ask why a Jeep and the answer is simple. The class rule is that the wheelbase of the vehicle can't be shorter than 80", and that the car you build, must resemble the car it's based off of. The builder, Del Long, started searching for cars that had an 80 wheelbase, and discovered that a 1946 Jeep had one. So at that point, Del started building the only autocross Jeep in the country. Oh... there are no real Jeep parts used on the car at all. Even the grill is a replica.

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to be fair that is the only one i know of which i would say meets the need and as you can see requires heavy modifications.

I'd take any of the cheap OSR stuff over 5E. It has the same feel, but way more material for it. Swords & Wizardry, Labyrinth Lord, Beyond the Wall (my favorite), and many others with varying degrees of compatibility. The quality of materials in the 5E starter kit was a big disappointment, the price was nice and low because there were sections of the manual they didn't bother printing out and offered for free on the website instead. "Free" meaning not really all that free in this case because the PDFs are useless without the beginner box and I had to pay money for the beginner box. Even though it was very inexpensive, I think I would have paid $10 more to have another $1 of materials added to the box.

My main group does Pathfinder, but they have dumped the battle maps and we use a quickly sketched notepad and jellybeans. (yes, you get to eat the jellybean if you kill something). Everything is solved by the DM ruling on issues that arise from our loose game style. I don't know if you can call that an OSR style or not, I seem to recall a lot of original D&D gamers doing graph paper maps back in the day.

Don't get me wrong, I love a good hex crawl. I just don't want to move my character around a chess board every time its my turn. I don't even want to have well defined turns, I want to take actions whenever it makes sense for me to take an action. (ie, when it is necessary or dramatic to do so)

herd immunity

What a perfect term... One of the attractions of American way of life, in my opinion, is our tendency to value the Individual (however unreasonable) above the Herd (also known as Collective, however glorious).

Yes, some times this approach fails — as seems to be the case now. But I'd rather we continued to err on the Individual's side — because the (glorious) Collective and The Greater Good cause much bigger problems of their own...

A pilot earning a small fortune? That was pre-9/11. Now they make about as much as us IT schlubs.

Pilots aren't paid like any other hourly worker in other professions. Despite the fact that professional pilots work 8, 10, 12 hour+ days just like any other professional, they are only compensated for the time considered "in flight." For most flying jobs, unless it's a salaried position, that usually means that they are paid from when the parking brake is released at the departure point until the brake is set upon arrival at the destination. It's not uncommon for a flight instructor or an airline pilot to work a 12 hour day and only actually get paid for 5 to 6 hours of that time- and sometimes less!

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We're talking a minimum direct death toll of over a million to estimates that reach as high as somewhere between 3 and 4.5 million deaths. Plus, an additional 400,000 children were born with birth defects attributed directly to exposure to 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzodioxin (TCDD). "TCDD has been described as "perhaps the most toxic molecule ever synthesized by man".(Galston 1979,[13] cited in [14])"

And, "The National Toxicology Program has classified TCDD as "known to be a human carcinogen", frequently associated with soft-tissue sarcoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Hodgkin's lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).[17][18]"

So, the people who concocted "the most toxic molecule ever synthesized by man" are exactly the people I want controlling the food supply. What could possibly go wrong?

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I was replying to "Here is a graph...". It states that it LOOKS like SLR is already happening (duh!) and that the rise is accelerating

And so it does. the mean rate of global averaged sea level rise was 1.7 [1.5 to 1.9] mm/yr between 1901 and 2010, 2.0 [1.7 to 2.3] mm/yr between 1971 and 2010, and 3.2 [2.8 to 3.6] mm/yr between 1993 and 2010. http://thebritishgeographer.we... You may think that it is obvious but the person I was responding to was unaware.

As to whether or not the future projections ... What part of this makes sense?

None of it. See for instance: Meehl et al. 2005, Rahmstorf 2007, Jevrejeva et al. 2009, Grinsted et al. 2010, Horton et al., 2008; Vermeer and Rahmstorf 2009, Rahmstorf et al. 2012, Jevrejeva et al. 2010, Jevrejeva et al. 2012, Marzeion et al. 2012, Radic et al. 2013, Slangen and van de Wal 2011, Giesen and Oerlemans 2013, Machguth et al. 2013, Meier et al. 2007, Pfeffer et al. 2008, Jeverjeva et al. 2012, Bengtsson et al. 2011, Fettweis et al. 2008, Mernild et al. 2010, Rae et al. 2012, Yoshimori and Abe-Ouchi 2012, etc, etc, etc.

Can you cite any studies that find otherwise? (or is your plan to simply dismiss the science with a wave of your hand?)

Here is a graph of past, present, and future projections. It looks like sea level is already rising, and that the rise is accelerating. http://thebritishgeographer.we...

If you look into the deep past you find that sea level had been stable for about 10,000 years. Prior to that there was a period of rapid rise during deglaciation: http://thebritishgeographer.we...

Here is a graph of past, present, and future projections. It looks like sea level is already rising, and that the rise is accelerating. http://thebritishgeographer.we...

If you look into the deep past you find that sea level had been stable for about 10,000 years. Prior to that there was a period of rapid rise during deglaciation: http://thebritishgeographer.we...

Even a damn goat-herder needs to be able to multiply, assuming he wants to be able to sell X goats for $Y each, and end up with the correct number of $ afterwards!

Hogwash! I would like to introduce you to "culturally responsive teaching" which is an educational ideology that is now a part of the Teach for America program. Why is this relevant? Goats and sheep.

In addition to what makes culturally responsive teaching challenging, period, there’s a myth that math is neutral—that it’s objective, abstract, rational, logical, and there’s always a clear right answer. After all, 2 + 2 always equals 4, right? Marilyn Frankenstein, in Teaching Mathematics for Social Justice: Conversations with Educators, tells a story she attributes to Marcia and Robert Ascher, in which a European explorer (presumably Francis Galton, the man who invented eugenics) agrees to trade an African shepherd two sticks of tobacco in exchange for one sheep. When he offers four sticks of tobacco in exchange for two sheep, however, the shepherd declines; the explorer later tells this story as evidence of the shepherd's inability to comprehend simple mathematical reasoning and as “proof” of intellectual inferiority on the African subcontinent. But, if sheep are not standardized units, as there is no reason to believe them to be, then doesn't it make sense that the second sheep might be worth far more than the first? And then doesn't our premise of 2 + 2 = 4 look awfully naive?

ISIS is simply being "culturally responsive" you naive fools. /s

...then there's got to be something to it.

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The kinds of payloads I would like to see delivered to mars are exactly the kind that the international planetary society would come out of their skins over.

Waterbears, antarctic algea, and things of that nature.

Those are lifeforms that could concievably survive indefinatly on mars. (waterbears can live, totally exposed, in the vacuum of space.-- Antarctic algeal forms are able to live in extremely saline conditions just within the first few millimeters of moist rocks, in blisteringly cold temperatures, and engage in active photosynthesis. Together, it is concievable for a highly simplistic, but stable biosphere to be cultivated/initiated on mars.)

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In terms of scientific aparatus-- I would be interested in seeing how stationary wind turbines fare on the red planet. There is no surface vegitation of any kind to restrict or stop basically constant howling winds there, however the low atmospheric pressure may mean that while the wind is blowing with gusto, it packs little "punch". As far as I know, there is little data on the total energy yeild of wind energy on mars-- For a colony, wind energy would present a very attractive option over solar, which would be significantly less total energy per cubic meter than what is attainable on earth, especially when one considers the inefficiency of solar to begin with. Data on how much energy is reasonably able to be extracted, so that ideally sized generation systems can be designed, and data on rates of wind blown particle erosion on those devices would be of considerable value.

Yeah, it took literally 2 seconds to Google thousands of examples of the Red Cross being overrun with corruption. Here's just one entry:

Red Cross Scandals

Or Google yourself: https://www.google.com/#q=red+cross+scandal

Interesting how you pick one of the worst organizations that regularly flaunts its largess as a champion of altruism. Though I'm not a fan of the Roman Catholic Church, at least they have people dedicated to altruism instead of making their CEO wealthy. The second worst offender this year is Marsha J. Evans, President and CEO of the American Red Cross... for her salary for the year ending in 2009 was $651,957 plus expenses. Enjoys 6 weeks - fully paid holidays including all related expenses during the holiday trip for her and her husband and kids. including 100% fully paid health & dental plan for her and her family, for life. This means out of every dollar they bring in, about $0.39 goes to related charity causes. Gotta love bias.

Breed specifications are the other reason. German Shepherds used to look like that. Now they look like this.

I think I know what you're trying to say, but the only thing I get from those photos is that German Shepherds are now multicoloured instead of black and white. While hip placement and angle is something that's degenerated over time, the second image on the "old" page could be of the dog on the "new" page just standing slightly differently.

Then again, it would be interesting to study what happens if we have a pod of Orcas living in one location where the pod leader has to get up early every day and swim an hour in to the aquarium, where she sits in a tank all day counting people.

Maybe in the evening it could swim home to its pod for a quick meal, and then go jump in the endless pool?

Also note that dog lifespans have gone down since WWII. It's difficult to prove the exact cause, but the change to dry dog food and dogs spending less time outdoors are two of the suspects.

Breed specifications are the other reason. German Shepherds used to look like that. Now they look like this.

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THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE! Except there are other variations lol. Plus it's only 21 pounds, not ugly, and 1/10th the cost. Nobody is going to drop $6000 on that. A folding electric moped or bike even costs less than that.

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People and animals lacking myostatin have abnormal muscle growth, yet they don't appear to be messed up in the face. And it doesn't sound like this drug causes musclebound mice. So I'd guess no it wouldn't cause you to look like a steroid-freak.

I do think you're right that it will be abused. This is why we can't have nice painkillers or weight loss pills.

Not sure how reliable these citations are but I found these which contradict your assertion. Sounds like most pilots are paid for "flight time", and in fact are NOT compensated for when they are sitting at the gate.

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/tech_ops/read.main/278808/

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