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So, essentially, the NSA is an industrial espionage agency and any government helping them is too dumb to notice it.
No, those other governments were already doing in with their own resources anyway. They were happy to have a new resource-rich partner.
Fuzzy recollection from my mid-to-late 90's Ecomonist-reading days: others (EU, Russia, China, Aus, SA, Japan, ok, pretty much everyone in the global economy) apparently had long made use of government intel assets for industrial/economic spying. There was a small stink when the US was caught doing similar things, except, it was only a small stink because the US was able to say "And here's what we saw while we were spying.. Here's the German spies, here's the UK spies, those are the French spies over there, let's see i know we have some Israeli's around here too, oh there they are discussing affairs with their Arab spy friends...." and so on, to which the collective response was something along the lines of "Oh. Yes, Well then..."
Or at least that was my take-away from the series of news articles and reports. There are no innocent parties.
The beauty of science is that you don't have to believe in it, in the sense of 'to believe' meaning 'to accept on someone else's authority.'... the 'authority' of science derives from empirical testing and reason, not belief.
This should be burned into the minds of schoolchildren everywhere.
I would hazard to say that if it has an Audio/Video Department it long ago made the transition from what I would call a Church into what I would call a Marketing Department.
If they want to ignore science, that's their choice. It just means their kids won't be able to find a job and my kids will have less competition.
It's pretty clear there are many people in the US that don't get science and wish to deny their kids a proper education in the scientific method. The ultimate payback is when they're old and their kids can't take care of them. They have no one to blame except themselves.
Great, and then me, you and your kids will have to support these morons. Or pay for good security.
Frankly, this is a bit like pyromaniac trying to work as a fireman.
Since you mention... I've never met anyone who loooooves to play with fire more than firemen. Becoming a fireman (pardon, fire fighter) is, I've been told, the ultimate geek job for firebugs. First, they get to burn things. These guys train, and how do you think they do that? They set things ablaze. Large things when they can get them. Then they get to study and learn all about fire up close and in detail and, bonus, they get a socially useful outlet for their... uhm... quirks.
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LOTR too much? Try The Silmarillion.
So, three of us watched it, then?
Thar ya go.
wishing I had mod points...
So, essentially, the NSA is an industrial espionage agency and any government helping them is too dumb to notice it.
No, those other governments were already doing in with their own resources anyway. They were happy to have a new resource-rich partner.
Fuzzy recollection from my mid-to-late 90's Ecomonist-reading days: others (EU, Russia, China, Aus, SA, Japan, ok, pretty much everyone in the global economy) apparently had long made use of government intel assets for industrial/economic spying. There was a small stink when the US was caught doing similar things, except, it was only a small stink because the US was able to say "And here's what we saw while we were spying.. Here's the German spies, here's the UK spies, those are the French spies over there, let's see i know we have some Israeli's around here too, oh there they are discussing affairs with their Arab spy friends...." and so on, to which the collective response was something along the lines of "Oh. Yes, Well then..."
Or at least that was my take-away from the series of news articles and reports. There are no innocent parties.
Wait... you mean you didn't set that up on purpose?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtMX_0jDsrw
Not even a low 6-digit??
This should be burned into the minds of schoolchildren everywhere.
I would hazard to say that if it has an Audio/Video Department it long ago made the transition from what I would call a Church into what I would call a Marketing Department.
Why couldn't I have mod points today...
Yup, some folks simply don't want anyone to have the conversation at all. Be amazed.
If they want to ignore science, that's their choice. It just means their kids won't be able to find a job and my kids will have less competition. It's pretty clear there are many people in the US that don't get science and wish to deny their kids a proper education in the scientific method. The ultimate payback is when they're old and their kids can't take care of them. They have no one to blame except themselves.
Great, and then me, you and your kids will have to support these morons. Or pay for good security.
Funny, thats not the message I get from most Christians.
Since you mention... I've never met anyone who loooooves to play with fire more than firemen. Becoming a fireman (pardon, fire fighter) is, I've been told, the ultimate geek job for firebugs. First, they get to burn things. These guys train, and how do you think they do that? They set things ablaze. Large things when they can get them. Then they get to study and learn all about fire up close and in detail and, bonus, they get a socially useful outlet for their ... uhm... quirks.
You must be new. Stick around. It gets much, much better (or worse, depending on your perspective).
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I have a few spare 1391401's standing by, in case of emergency keyboard (or coffee cup) failure.
And I shall weep when the last one goes.
And someone steps up to demonstrate the point. Thats why I keep coming back.
No lines, just a nice walk to the mailbox. Even took the dog with me, try that at a polling station.
You're thinking of Detroit...
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Jason Mazzone
University of Illinois College of Law
2012
Bless you, sir.
Thank you.
They're major impact has been to foster silly arguments and language wars.
I say we dump this text crap and go back to switches with blinky lights.
Who's with me?
If it helps any, I got it.