But what would drive people with enough population to all get into the boats and just boat to the east aimlessly in hope to find a large land mass to live on?
Well... considering the multiple females present together with a young and viral male, I'd say that there is plenty of evidence in favor of the "blackjack hypothesis".
Not sure what you're trying to do with that bit of ignoratio elenchi.
I could give you two sources proving that, once controlled for all the various factors like exact same job, position, work experience etc. - average, spherical, women make about 5% less than average, spherical, men. In a vacuum. But I seriously can't be bothered to do googling for someone willing to throw around canards like that, copied from some self-serving radical loon's blog. As for the second one... it's a whole bunch of generalizations and misconstrued ideas that it is not even wrong.
Reality has a liberal bias not because being liberal is inherently better - it's because in order to accept the truth one must dispense with sacred cows (spherical and otherwise) and other delusions based on blind faith. I.e. Accept the change and new information as it comes along.
While authorities, a world of fixed values, idealization of the past... all the essence of conservative thought... are all nothing but long dead sacred cows, festering in the putrid juices of their own outdated data and ideas.
Sadly that liberal reality isn't being reflected in much of the media, or indeed in the censorship policies and actions of major social media corporations.
It doesn't matter.
Reality is reality. Those who are ignoring, bending or denying the truth are just digging their own graves and putting their reputation, jobs and even criminal responsibility on the line. Just to be brought down by the first five-year-old who'll shout "Emperor's naked ass is showing!" as they pass by.
As someone who'd sit around a mortar shell crater during recess and who simply returned to class after another shell took out parts of the corner and roof of our high school gym (with no one in it at the time), while still having shitty but free medical service, working police force, rationed but working and continuously repaired electricity supply (all them shells) and water supply in similar condition, a working library, working (though mostly local) phone system, TV and radio transmissions... all while having nothing close to three square meals a day... I CALL BULLSHIT.
Civilization works as long as there are COMPETENT PEOPLE DOING THEIR JOBS and as long as gods and other boogeymen are kept out of the equation.
Cause it was very much a boogeymen war. Where boogeymen were "them", of other ethnicity which was conflated with bowing down to other god(s). And wherever boogeymen logic was allowed to take priority we had war crimes, ethnic cleansing and genocide. I.e. Failure of civilization.
Just apply the Sarah Palin caribou conservation method to carbon sequestering, but with republicans instead of wolves. Hunt them down with high-powered rifles from helicopters. You know? The Alaskan way.
The best part is there'd be no opposition from wildlife or animal protection groups. Actually, they'd probably join the hunt and feel the joy of killing for the first time.
Knowing Apple's penchant for blowing things out of proportion when labeling them teleporter would turn out to be a 4K TV. With round edges, a single USB port, a single proprietary port yet to be announced - and a high definition camera so you can "teleport" into other people's homes. White version will cost extra.
You don't download or install a full app. Instead, they send you just the code needed to run the feature you want to try out.
E.g. If you want to try out the new fart app, you can just try out the new fart sounds, without all the other features of the app like PoopcamTM, Fart GalleryTM, Fart-outTM message app, FratfartTM map plugins for tracking parties based on the data on number of people gathered in one place after 7 PM local time...
Then, after you're done with it, code you tried out gets deleted from your phone.
I blame his overblown allergy to liberals. It has made him paranoid of any contact with liberals or liberal ideas so much that he sees liberals everywhere and blames them for everything. He screams at them, tries to swat them away, insanity ensues...
Most "highly caffienated drinks" can't hold a candle to espresso coffee, and even "regular" coffee contains more caffeine for the same amount of liquid. And that's using the lower-end quantities of caffeine found in brewed coffee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Those "highly caffienated drinks" are made to strict, regulated rules, regulations and recipes. Which are created in such a way to match or be lower than amounts of caffeine "found in nature" and which has been proven to be non-harmful to most humans. I.e. They are made to contain the same or lesser amount of caffeine as the same amount of coffee. For safety reasons, they mostly contain lower-end rather than the average values.
Elon Musk, Tesla Ken Frazier, Merck & Co., Inc. Kevin Plank, Under Armour Brian Krzanich, Intel Scott Paul, Alliance for American Manufacturing On Tuesday, August 15th, Scott Paul announced on Twitter that he was leaving because it was the "right thing for me to do." Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO
No longer CEOs (still listed on White House web site)
Klaus Kleinfeld, Arconic Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar
Currently on council
Andrew Liveris, The Dow Chemical Company The Dow Chemical Company said Liveris would remain on the council. Bill Brown, Harris Corporation Harris declined to comment. Michael Dell, Dell Technologies Dell declined to say whether Michael Dell would leave the council. John Ferriola, Nucor Corporation Jeff Fettig, Whirlpool Corporation "The company will continue on the Manufacturing Jobs Initiative to represent our industry, our 15,000 U.S. workers, and to provide input and advice on ways to create jobs and strengthen U.S. manufacturing competitiveness," a Whirlpool spokesperson told Yahoo Finance. Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson Greg Hayes, United Technologies Corp. Marillyn A. Hewson, Lockheed Martin Corporation A Lockheed Martin spokesperson declined to comment. Jeff Immelt, General Electric GE said its non-executive chair Immelt will remain on the council. Jim Kamsickas, Dana Inc. Rich Kyle, The Timken Company Thea Lee, AFL-CIO Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Company The company strongly condemned the attack, but Morrison will stay on the council "to have a voice and provide input on matters that will affect our industry, our company and our employees in support of growth." Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing Michael Polk, Newell Brands Mark Sutton, International Paper According to Business Insider, the company will remain on the council. Inge Thulin, 3M Wendell Weeks, Corning
Except he's NOT on the White House Manufacturing Council. And neither is Bezos.
Article conflates and confuses a single meeting, organized mainly so Trump could feel good about himself while everyone else suffered, with positions on WHMC. It even makes that distinction... but then loses it.
Other companies attending the meeting include Alphabet, Microsoft, MasterCard, Intel, Qualcomm, Oracle, Adobe, and more. The meeting, which was announced earlier this month, follows a few other efforts by the Trump administration in modernizing the government with the help of CEOs from tech companies, including the "White House Office of American Innovation" and "American Technology Council."
But the Neo-Nazi are his strongest supporters. Chanting his name like he is the second coming or something. They are other groups that will just support him because he decided to run as a Republican They are other groups that will do whatever their Church tells them to vote for, and the Church will change its ideals to match the party.
Nazi supporters ARE Nazis.
It's not an issue of ownership or genetics or of social status. It's an ideological issue. They don't have to quack like Nazis (though they do) or goosestep like Nazis (though some clearly do that as well) - simply thinking like a Nazi makes one a Nazi. Ideology dictates behavior. Not the other way around.
The only thing is that most of them were HIDING their beliefs until now. Not cause they thought that it's wrong to be a Nazi - but cause they knew that it wasn't popular. Now, when it is clearly "in" to be a Nazi again, they are crawling out from under their beds, swastikas and all.
And there's no labeling going on. A KKK-er is not labeled a racist by stepping out into the light and uncovering his face. That's unmasking. And nobody's making them do that. They are unmasking themselves all on their own. Cause they feel like the time for hiding has past. They might be a tad off there.
There is no such person on Trump's White House Manufacturing Council. Not even on the White House's page which still lists the people who have quit the council.
Elon Musk, Tesla Ken Frazier, Merck & Co., Inc. Kevin Plank, Under Armour Brian Krzanich, Intel
No longer CEOs (still listed on White House web site):
Klaus Kleinfeld, Arconic Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar
Currently on council:
Andrew Liveris, The Dow Chemical Company The Dow Chemical Company said Liveris would remain on the council. Bill Brown, Harris Corporation Michael Dell, Dell Technologies Dell declined to say whether Michael Dell would leave the council. John Ferriola, Nucor Corporation Jeff Fettig, Whirlpool Corporation Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson Greg Hayes, United Technologies Corp. Marilynn Hewson, Lockheed Martin Corporation Jeff Immelt, General Electric GE said its non-executive chair Immelt will remain on the council. Jim Kamsickas, Dana Inc. Rich Kyle, The Timken Company Thea Lee, AFL-CIO Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Company Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing Scott Paul, Alliance for American Manufacturing Michael Polk, Newell Brands Mark Sutton, International Paper Inge Thulin, 3M Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO Wendell Weeks, Corning
Many times I've stumbled on ridiculously overpriced items on ebay. Like clearly overpriced... well... plastic junk.
I remember finding a silicone cover for my sister's phone - priced at over a 1000 dollars. The phone was about 170$ at the time. And that's not taking in account auctioned items where both sides can jack up the price for easy transfer of money.
Hell... if you want to maintain appearance of legality, buy a year-old mobile phone, disassemble it and put each part up for auction. Ebay is full of overpriced parts for obsolete but arguably useful hardware.
Tell that to people who believe that "Since I made X money last year I should make at least as much this year".
Except it's not even years but quarters. From TFA: "If Walt Disney Co. had released its live-action "Beauty and the Beast" one month later than its March 17 debut, "we'd be looking at this [quarter] a whole lot differently," said Mark Zoradi, CEO at Cinemark Holdings Inc., the nation's third-largest exhibitor."
They are literally hanging the hopes of the entire industry on a single movie. Which it's another remake. Of a cartoon fairy tale about joys and wonders of Stockholm syndrome and human sacrifice. But had it been released only a month later...
Slashdot Mirror
You've never even seen coal, let alone used it for fuel.
Damn auto-correct. Virile not viral... Ah, screw the whole thing.
But what would drive people with enough population to all get into the boats and just boat to the east aimlessly in hope to find a large land mass to live on?
Well... considering the multiple females present together with a young and viral male, I'd say that there is plenty of evidence in favor of the "blackjack hypothesis".
n/t
Not sure what you're trying to do with that bit of ignoratio elenchi.
I could give you two sources proving that, once controlled for all the various factors like exact same job, position, work experience etc. - average, spherical, women make about 5% less than average, spherical, men.
In a vacuum.
But I seriously can't be bothered to do googling for someone willing to throw around canards like that, copied from some self-serving radical loon's blog.
As for the second one... it's a whole bunch of generalizations and misconstrued ideas that it is not even wrong.
Reality has a liberal bias not because being liberal is inherently better - it's because in order to accept the truth one must dispense with sacred cows (spherical and otherwise) and other delusions based on blind faith.
I.e. Accept the change and new information as it comes along.
While authorities, a world of fixed values, idealization of the past... all the essence of conservative thought... are all nothing but long dead sacred cows, festering in the putrid juices of their own outdated data and ideas.
Sadly that liberal reality isn't being reflected in much of the media, or indeed in the censorship policies and actions of major social media corporations.
It doesn't matter.
Reality is reality.
Those who are ignoring, bending or denying the truth are just digging their own graves and putting their reputation, jobs and even criminal responsibility on the line.
Just to be brought down by the first five-year-old who'll shout "Emperor's naked ass is showing!" as they pass by.
As soon as you say that "Reality has a well-known liberal bias." someone tries to hide the truth by modding it down.
Basically proving the point.
Reality has a well-known liberal bias.
Rounded. Rounded white sneakers.
Gotta keep that fetish of a dead obsessive-compulsive guy alive.
It's necessary in order for others to reach the mid-level earth sprite or Bhummadeva belonging to the Vidyadhara-Yakkha branch, through his example.
As someone who'd sit around a mortar shell crater during recess and who simply returned to class after another shell took out parts of the corner and roof of our high school gym (with no one in it at the time), while still having shitty but free medical service, working police force, rationed but working and continuously repaired electricity supply (all them shells) and water supply in similar condition, a working library, working (though mostly local) phone system, TV and radio transmissions... all while having nothing close to three square meals a day... I CALL BULLSHIT.
Civilization works as long as there are COMPETENT PEOPLE DOING THEIR JOBS and as long as gods and other boogeymen are kept out of the equation.
Cause it was very much a boogeymen war.
Where boogeymen were "them", of other ethnicity which was conflated with bowing down to other god(s).
And wherever boogeymen logic was allowed to take priority we had war crimes, ethnic cleansing and genocide.
I.e. Failure of civilization.
Just apply the Sarah Palin caribou conservation method to carbon sequestering, but with republicans instead of wolves.
Hunt them down with high-powered rifles from helicopters.
You know? The Alaskan way.
The best part is there'd be no opposition from wildlife or animal protection groups.
Actually, they'd probably join the hunt and feel the joy of killing for the first time.
Knowing Apple's penchant for blowing things out of proportion when labeling them teleporter would turn out to be a 4K TV.
With round edges, a single USB port, a single proprietary port yet to be announced - and a high definition camera so you can "teleport" into other people's homes.
White version will cost extra.
You don't download or install a full app. Instead, they send you just the code needed to run the feature you want to try out.
E.g. If you want to try out the new fart app, you can just try out the new fart sounds, without all the other features of the app like PoopcamTM, Fart GalleryTM, Fart-outTM message app, FratfartTM map plugins for tracking parties based on the data on number of people gathered in one place after 7 PM local time...
Then, after you're done with it, code you tried out gets deleted from your phone.
I blame his overblown allergy to liberals.
It has made him paranoid of any contact with liberals or liberal ideas so much that he sees liberals everywhere and blames them for everything.
He screams at them, tries to swat them away, insanity ensues...
You forgot the obligatory "I'm gonna build a bigger thing... With blackjack... and hookers..." steps.
Most "highly caffienated drinks" can't hold a candle to espresso coffee, and even "regular" coffee contains more caffeine for the same amount of liquid.
And that's using the lower-end quantities of caffeine found in brewed coffee.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Those "highly caffienated drinks" are made to strict, regulated rules, regulations and recipes.
Which are created in such a way to match or be lower than amounts of caffeine "found in nature" and which has been proven to be non-harmful to most humans.
I.e. They are made to contain the same or lesser amount of caffeine as the same amount of coffee.
For safety reasons, they mostly contain lower-end rather than the average values.
Hipsters?
From TFA:
Resigned from council
Elon Musk, Tesla
Ken Frazier, Merck & Co., Inc.
Kevin Plank, Under Armour
Brian Krzanich, Intel
Scott Paul, Alliance for American Manufacturing
On Tuesday, August 15th, Scott Paul announced on Twitter that he was leaving because it was the "right thing for me to do."
Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO
No longer CEOs (still listed on White House web site)
Klaus Kleinfeld, Arconic
Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company
Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel
Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar
Currently on council
Andrew Liveris, The Dow Chemical Company
The Dow Chemical Company said Liveris would remain on the council.
Bill Brown, Harris Corporation
Harris declined to comment.
Michael Dell, Dell Technologies
Dell declined to say whether Michael Dell would leave the council.
John Ferriola, Nucor Corporation
Jeff Fettig, Whirlpool Corporation
"The company will continue on the Manufacturing Jobs Initiative to represent our industry, our 15,000 U.S. workers, and to provide input and advice on ways to create jobs and strengthen U.S. manufacturing competitiveness," a Whirlpool spokesperson told Yahoo Finance.
Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson
Greg Hayes, United Technologies Corp.
Marillyn A. Hewson, Lockheed Martin Corporation
A Lockheed Martin spokesperson declined to comment.
Jeff Immelt, General Electric
GE said its non-executive chair Immelt will remain on the council.
Jim Kamsickas, Dana Inc.
Rich Kyle, The Timken Company
Thea Lee, AFL-CIO
Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Company
The company strongly condemned the attack, but Morrison will stay on the council "to have a voice and provide input on matters that will affect our industry, our company and our employees in support of growth."
Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing
Michael Polk, Newell Brands
Mark Sutton, International Paper
According to Business Insider, the company will remain on the council.
Inge Thulin, 3M
Wendell Weeks, Corning
Registeel.
Also, Team Rocket are pretty Nuremberg too.
What some people won't do for free stationery...
Except he's NOT on the White House Manufacturing Council. And neither is Bezos.
Article conflates and confuses a single meeting, organized mainly so Trump could feel good about himself while everyone else suffered, with positions on WHMC.
It even makes that distinction... but then loses it.
Other companies attending the meeting include Alphabet, Microsoft, MasterCard, Intel, Qualcomm, Oracle, Adobe, and more.
The meeting, which was announced earlier this month, follows a few other efforts by the Trump administration in modernizing the government with the help of CEOs from tech companies, including the "White House Office of American Innovation" and "American Technology Council."
But the Neo-Nazi are his strongest supporters. Chanting his name like he is the second coming or something.
They are other groups that will just support him because he decided to run as a Republican
They are other groups that will do whatever their Church tells them to vote for, and the Church will change its ideals to match the party.
Nazi supporters ARE Nazis.
It's not an issue of ownership or genetics or of social status. It's an ideological issue.
They don't have to quack like Nazis (though they do) or goosestep like Nazis (though some clearly do that as well) - simply thinking like a Nazi makes one a Nazi.
Ideology dictates behavior. Not the other way around.
The only thing is that most of them were HIDING their beliefs until now.
Not cause they thought that it's wrong to be a Nazi - but cause they knew that it wasn't popular.
Now, when it is clearly "in" to be a Nazi again, they are crawling out from under their beds, swastikas and all.
And there's no labeling going on.
A KKK-er is not labeled a racist by stepping out into the light and uncovering his face.
That's unmasking.
And nobody's making them do that. They are unmasking themselves all on their own.
Cause they feel like the time for hiding has past.
They might be a tad off there.
There is no such person on Trump's White House Manufacturing Council. Not even on the White House's page which still lists the people who have quit the council.
As for who's still on the council...
Resigned from council:
Elon Musk, Tesla
Ken Frazier, Merck & Co., Inc.
Kevin Plank, Under Armour
Brian Krzanich, Intel
No longer CEOs (still listed on White House web site):
Klaus Kleinfeld, Arconic
Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company
Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel
Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar
Currently on council:
Andrew Liveris, The Dow Chemical Company
The Dow Chemical Company said Liveris would remain on the council.
Bill Brown, Harris Corporation
Michael Dell, Dell Technologies
Dell declined to say whether Michael Dell would leave the council.
John Ferriola, Nucor Corporation
Jeff Fettig, Whirlpool Corporation
Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson
Greg Hayes, United Technologies Corp.
Marilynn Hewson, Lockheed Martin Corporation
Jeff Immelt, General Electric
GE said its non-executive chair Immelt will remain on the council.
Jim Kamsickas, Dana Inc.
Rich Kyle, The Timken Company
Thea Lee, AFL-CIO
Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Company
Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing
Scott Paul, Alliance for American Manufacturing
Michael Polk, Newell Brands
Mark Sutton, International Paper
Inge Thulin, 3M
Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO
Wendell Weeks, Corning
Many times I've stumbled on ridiculously overpriced items on ebay.
Like clearly overpriced... well... plastic junk.
I remember finding a silicone cover for my sister's phone - priced at over a 1000 dollars. The phone was about 170$ at the time.
And that's not taking in account auctioned items where both sides can jack up the price for easy transfer of money.
Hell... if you want to maintain appearance of legality, buy a year-old mobile phone, disassemble it and put each part up for auction.
Ebay is full of overpriced parts for obsolete but arguably useful hardware.
Tell that to people who believe that "Since I made X money last year I should make at least as much this year".
Except it's not even years but quarters.
From TFA:
"If Walt Disney Co. had released its live-action "Beauty and the Beast" one month later than its March 17 debut, "we'd be looking at this [quarter] a whole lot differently," said Mark Zoradi, CEO at Cinemark Holdings Inc., the nation's third-largest exhibitor."
They are literally hanging the hopes of the entire industry on a single movie.
Which it's another remake. Of a cartoon fairy tale about joys and wonders of Stockholm syndrome and human sacrifice.
But had it been released only a month later...