I guess the question is more "What do you want do with your life?"
If your answer is live comfortably then that is good, and I hope you have a wonderful life. This does not mean you aren't smart or maybe even a genius, nor that you don't enjoy learning.
If your answer is to learn, then congrats, you're an intellectual.
Academia (Which is usually characterized as University) is really a place where many intellectuals tend to gather, and there you are most likely be to be able to both learn and make a living at learning. And more importantly this is true even if what your learning isn't of any immediate or practical use to others.
Actually it is procedural screw ups ARE medical malpractice. They are a major cause of death which is why there is a growing movement of getting hospitals to follow check lists during procedures.
That was the point I was attempting to illustrate. It is my opinion that actual structure and function of power really hasn't changed in a very long time. The clock still looks and works like a clock even if it is digital instead of analog.
Yeah, and what's with those damn pedestrians too?!! I mean, those legs are death traps, they don't absorb the impact of a car at all. Compounded with the fact that pedestrians don't even wear safety equipment half the time, it's like they're asking to be hit by cars, trucks and buses.
I'm not being obtuse, I was just admitting that I don't have any detailed knowledge of voucher systems. But thank you for explaining it, even if you did think I was being purposefully confused.
It sounds like you're saying vouchers will create a greater separation between the rich people who go to private schools and the poor people who go to public schools.
But can't the wealthy people afford private schools already? Won't giving the vouchers to the poor allow poorer students to attend the rich schools? Or are vouchers supposed to be given to the rich?
Maybe the recession in the early 80's? Maybe the fall of the Soviet Union had some effect? Maybe the gradual easing of ethnic tensions in the inner cities?
I'd say that 1,489 years (at the time of the revolution as compared to the last recorded use of a Brazen Bull) would be considered a far off time.
I would recommend mentioning inquisition torture devices as your unusual punishments rather than torture devices from the classical era.
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You know, for all the reading of this thread, I never once thought that DC would be rebooting their Vertigo line, and for a moment there you made me worry about that. Shame on you. (Good recommendations btw)
Did you warn them?! About 9/11, the Gujarat earthquake, the 2003 European heat wave, Hurricane Jeanne, the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, Katrina, the Myanmar cyclone, the 2008 China earthquake, the Haiti earthquake, Chile earthquake, the Queensland floods, the Christchurch earthquake, and the Japan earthquake and tsunami?
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I guess the question is more "What do you want do with your life?"
If your answer is live comfortably then that is good, and I hope you have a wonderful life. This does not mean you aren't smart or maybe even a genius, nor that you don't enjoy learning.
If your answer is to learn, then congrats, you're an intellectual.
Academia (Which is usually characterized as University) is really a place where many intellectuals tend to gather, and there you are most likely be to be able to both learn and make a living at learning. And more importantly this is true even if what your learning isn't of any immediate or practical use to others.
Actually it is procedural screw ups ARE medical malpractice. They are a major cause of death which is why there is a growing movement of getting hospitals to follow check lists during procedures.
Sacrificed on the alter of cartridge games.
I think this is supposed to be more of a "power remote villages in the mountains" thing than a "power our cities" thing.
This is serious business people!!!
That was the point I was attempting to illustrate. It is my opinion that actual structure and function of power really hasn't changed in a very long time. The clock still looks and works like a clock even if it is digital instead of analog.
Yeah, and what's with those damn pedestrians too?!! I mean, those legs are death traps, they don't absorb the impact of a car at all. Compounded with the fact that pedestrians don't even wear safety equipment half the time, it's like they're asking to be hit by cars, trucks and buses.
Now...we dance!
I'm not being obtuse, I was just admitting that I don't have any detailed knowledge of voucher systems. But thank you for explaining it, even if you did think I was being purposefully confused.
I don't understand...
It sounds like you're saying vouchers will create a greater separation between the rich people who go to private schools and the poor people who go to public schools.
But can't the wealthy people afford private schools already? Won't giving the vouchers to the poor allow poorer students to attend the rich schools? Or are vouchers supposed to be given to the rich?
Maybe the recession in the early 80's?
Maybe the fall of the Soviet Union had some effect?
Maybe the gradual easing of ethnic tensions in the inner cities?
There could be many explanations.
Please read all you can about Venice from the Ninth to the Twelfth centuries.
Wait...you're telling me that despite all their rage, they are still just rats in a cage?
I'd say that 1,489 years (at the time of the revolution as compared to the last recorded use of a Brazen Bull) would be considered a far off time.
I would recommend mentioning inquisition torture devices as your unusual punishments rather than torture devices from the classical era.
You know, for all the reading of this thread, I never once thought that DC would be rebooting their Vertigo line, and for a moment there you made me worry about that. Shame on you. (Good recommendations btw)
It's been done. Maybe not with Superman, but it's been done in comics many, many, many times.
You might try, but you'd be stuck in your bathroom because your locks will work. (Your keys not so much)
I would like to thank you for your part in one of the most calm, mature and reasoned discussions I have ever seen on Slashdot.
OH MY GOD!!! 2001?!
Did you warn them?! About 9/11, the Gujarat earthquake, the 2003 European heat wave, Hurricane Jeanne, the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, Katrina, the Myanmar cyclone, the 2008 China earthquake, the Haiti earthquake, Chile earthquake, the Queensland floods, the Christchurch earthquake, and the Japan earthquake and tsunami?
And yet, somehow I can find the willpower not to walk into strangers homes and go through their stuff, even if they leave their doors open.
You didn't have to watch PBS scrubbing itself raw in the shower all night.
if goverment would do all GMO research, you would still be protesting, right?
And since in this particular case it was Belgian government funded research that was destroyed, I'd say your prediction is 100% accurate.
Thank you. I was confused for a bit there because QQ was always previously a reference to signing out of a MUD.
The country of Belgium is an EvilCorp?
Always...well, except for mules. For some reason life never saw fit to allow a mule to reproduce.