Yeah, but with some prescription drugs (Cymbalta for one) and with marijuana, that side effect of feeling high goes away. You get used to it. That's why you hear medical marijuana patients saying it doesn't make them high.
Democracy is common law. Democracy keeps the government in check as much as it keeps the people in check. It's not perfect, but it's certainly not, as you put it, "the problem." It's always one of you sour pusses getting steamed over some topic of great interest, only to blame the rest of the world for not having the best interest of the whole in mind. Don't blame democracy. It is the most fundamental form of government, and you can bet it is not going away any time soon.
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Yeah, but with some prescription drugs (Cymbalta for one) and with marijuana, that side effect of feeling high goes away. You get used to it. That's why you hear medical marijuana patients saying it doesn't make them high.
Democracy is common law. Democracy keeps the government in check as much as it keeps the people in check. It's not perfect, but it's certainly not, as you put it, "the problem." It's always one of you sour pusses getting steamed over some topic of great interest, only to blame the rest of the world for not having the best interest of the whole in mind. Don't blame democracy. It is the most fundamental form of government, and you can bet it is not going away any time soon.
You are right. Humans still do the landing with computer aid, and these critical computers are not connected to an accessible network.