It doesn't even have to compete with gas/petrol fueled cars, it just has to supply my needs and be as cheap or cheaper than ICE. Just like how a tablet doesn't compete against PCs, yet fill the needs of users that never really needed a PC but had one anyway.
Interestingly every time an outsource deal like this comes up, there is an outcry of the few people directly affected. It completely ignores the fact that the market as a whole has demonstrably shown to increase in both new jobs created and overall wealth and standard of living for everyone.
All to often people think of a change to an economic market as being static to the current market, but that change also changes the way the market as a whole works. Things that are good for some are also good for all.
But that's what we're arguing about is an increase in the price of labor above what the market will bare. Because there was a shortage of good US workers their price went up to the point it is above their value. So people are looking to be able to shop around and find a lower price.
You make a good point, I renounce my Libertarian membership and now join the church of the sub-genius PraiseBob!! or what ever new party has your rules If just to get rid of reality TV.
Actually yes I am. That bell curve you like to force into this in order to "win" is actually a bathtub curve with a large portion of the people at or near enough identical intelligence in the middle and a much smaller portion of people above and below that middle. Unless you can give me a test that says two people with a 100 IQ don't have the exact same intelligence than you are wrong.
If you check the link i sent it compares people actually making things (Mfg:population), which is why the US isn't #1 and not just the output divided by the number of people.
Get a 401k or a mutual fund or buy some stock and then you too can be one of the corporate masters getting money and economic benefit from all the average Americans.
Because in the middle of the range there will be a large number of people with the exact same IQ or inteligence or what ever no matter how you test it. What your saying is like having 6 12" rulers and 20 yard sticks and saying exactly half of my measuring devices are below 30.4 inches. It's just not true.
Blaming the banks is as bad as blaming someone that decided to skip out on a lower paying job because they could continue to collect unemployment for another year or more. They are both in the wrong, but they were put in a government back situation where it would be stupid not to go along with it.
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I tried that, this is what happened to me:
http://www.maitrise-orthop.com/corpusmaitri/orthopaedic/mo58_spine_fracture/images/planche3_fig6.jpeg
That is not my Xray, but mine does look very similar I just don't have a digital copy.
It absolutely is possible. Technology will find a way. Lets just hope it is fast enough.
Regulations usually get the desired results, but rarely get the promised results.
It doesn't even have to compete with gas/petrol fueled cars, it just has to supply my needs and be as cheap or cheaper than ICE. Just like how a tablet doesn't compete against PCs, yet fill the needs of users that never really needed a PC but had one anyway.
Oil is traded on a world market. It doesn't matter where the individual barrel of oil comes from. The happenings of one oil supplier affects them all.
Interestingly every time an outsource deal like this comes up, there is an outcry of the few people directly affected. It completely ignores the fact that the market as a whole has demonstrably shown to increase in both new jobs created and overall wealth and standard of living for everyone.
All to often people think of a change to an economic market as being static to the current market, but that change also changes the way the market as a whole works. Things that are good for some are also good for all.
Exactly, big business can do only very little associated within their particular focus without the threat of force that government can provide.
But that's what we're arguing about is an increase in the price of labor above what the market will bare. Because there was a shortage of good US workers their price went up to the point it is above their value. So people are looking to be able to shop around and find a lower price.
If something costs more than the market will pay and nobody will supply it at a fair market rate there is, by definition, a shortage.
Don't forget they took the time to rule that a tomato is a vegetable no matter what dem skientist said.
1) Only as far as they can twist an interpretation of the law.
2) executive orders have become the new legislative branch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO1Q7F23DxM
You make a good point, I renounce my Libertarian membership and now join the church of the sub-genius PraiseBob!! or what ever new party has your rules If just to get rid of reality TV.
Ohh, I get it. One person in the world has a 100 IQ and everyone else has something 99 and lower or 101 and higher. That makes perfect sense.
X11 is a little long in tooth, X12 will most likely be the next windows system.
Actually yes I am. That bell curve you like to force into this in order to "win" is actually a bathtub curve with a large portion of the people at or near enough identical intelligence in the middle and a much smaller portion of people above and below that middle. Unless you can give me a test that says two people with a 100 IQ don't have the exact same intelligence than you are wrong.
If you check the link i sent it compares people actually making things (Mfg:population), which is why the US isn't #1 and not just the output divided by the number of people.
Exactly, how about just pay me for the hours I work and let me decide how I want to invest it.
If there really was a "party of no" I'd vote for it.
According to this http://www.ourfuture.org/blog-entry/2009104319/g20-manufacturing-output-capita he would be mostly right. There is only a few other per-capita output countries higher than the US.
And none with an even close to the amount of manufacturing produced in the US overall.
Get a 401k or a mutual fund or buy some stock and then you too can be one of the corporate masters getting money and economic benefit from all the average Americans.
Yes, a slight churn in FreeBSD developers at sony will produce more FreeBSD developers with lots of experience.
Because in the middle of the range there will be a large number of people with the exact same IQ or inteligence or what ever no matter how you test it. What your saying is like having 6 12" rulers and 20 yard sticks and saying exactly half of my measuring devices are below 30.4 inches. It's just not true.
Ohh yea, sorry, government good, private industry bad. What was I thinking, let me bow to my masters.
Blaming the banks is as bad as blaming someone that decided to skip out on a lower paying job because they could continue to collect unemployment for another year or more. They are both in the wrong, but they were put in a government back situation where it would be stupid not to go along with it.