A couple of things came to mind. Wouldn't it more constructive to learn how to nullify radio activity? The other is this reasearch can go with their whale science, or IgNobel nomination.
I personally cannot help but think of the reward percent increases to be granted to Snowden every time someone says how much damage he's done, as a whistle blower; I believe that he's going to need it for his attornies.
As for the actions of the NSA; it appears that "rule by law" is not rewarded in that department. As for the spying abroad, I think, "Trust, but Verify" is an informed orientation. This view also appears successful when applied conversely.
There's some meat hangin on this Gamification bone? One example might be the profits from a lack of government regulations on businesses in a particular industry. The gaming of investing in industries that have fewer laws for the purpose of creating investment bubbles. I'd bet on it.
Do you honestly believe that the NSA wasn't wire tapping before? They just obtained this expertise from a google search? I suggest taking the long look at tensor #2.
2 tensors keep emerging. 9/11 occured because intelligence folks thought that wire tapping was good enough. The other is that the masses remain ignorent because their knowledge base is not a top priority.
So if each residence have its own solar, and wind energy converters? and water purifiers? and 3d printers for food and what ever? Then [infrastructure_thing/] taking it in the shorts would only be news worthy?
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the part where Americans paid for something and now we don't own it? I'm hoping the Declaration of Independence isn't on the list.
The answer to this question is, "No." If the guy with the gun and the radio doesn't get it, request it's supervisor, AND call the local paper(s) till a voice says it's worth writing about.
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A couple of things came to mind. Wouldn't it more constructive to learn how to nullify radio activity? The other is this reasearch can go with their whale science, or IgNobel nomination.
Burrowing in shallow water. And affection for images of staws.
Is this a great country, or what? When grand-pa can make bank by calling his bosses a bunch show-offs, and making bank on it.
It's a shame that the city fathers of Chicago couldn't do the same for RNA, and DNA based viruses.
I take that back, not Home Automation, but Personal Automation.
With the advent of Global Communications, and Home Automation; money will become a one paragraph history lesson.
I find it very telling that the creators of this stuff, won't publicly consume it themselves, or show their family members consuming it either.
I personally cannot help but think of the reward percent increases to be granted to Snowden every time someone says how much damage he's done, as a whistle blower; I believe that he's going to need it for his attornies.
As for the actions of the NSA; it appears that "rule by law" is not rewarded in that department. As for the spying abroad, I think, "Trust, but Verify" is an informed orientation. This view also appears successful when applied conversely.
Sun rise today will be at 5:59am, 6:59am for day light savings time.
There's some meat hangin on this Gamification bone? One example might be the profits from a lack of government regulations on businesses in a particular industry. The gaming of investing in industries that have fewer laws for the purpose of creating investment bubbles. I'd bet on it.
What is amazing is that the U.S. went to China and said, "Please."
Well, it's to fight terrorism, and help the children.
Would Ryan Calo sue a company that made a machine that had killed his dog?
The concept of "voting" with one's wallet on the surface appears logical, until you start seeing loved ones die.
Then I'd say we're doing our job as citizens. Now on to the next problem to solve, "Who's the asshole that started this?"
It also appears to be very accurate. lol
You are not alone, there are several at the NSA that share your value system.
Do you honestly believe that the NSA wasn't wire tapping before? They just obtained this expertise from a google search? I suggest taking the long look at tensor #2.
Also, I would strongly suggest to not refer to females close by as a "Skankaty Skank Skank."
2 tensors keep emerging. 9/11 occured because intelligence folks thought that wire tapping was good enough. The other is that the masses remain ignorent because their knowledge base is not a top priority.
So if each residence have its own solar, and wind energy converters? and water purifiers? and 3d printers for food and what ever? Then [infrastructure_thing /] taking it in the shorts would only be news worthy?
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the part where Americans paid for something and now we don't own it? I'm hoping the Declaration of Independence isn't on the list.
Maybe these folks can make spare auto parts for cars? I'd love to roll with a MG, Model F with all the parts working.
And while we're on the topic of MG's, "down with Lucus Electronics, prince of darkness."
If so, he could sue for damages?
Other saying, "yes" to an invitation from NASA, other than that these folks are hard working and intelligent.
The answer to this question is, "No." If the guy with the gun and the radio doesn't get it, request it's supervisor, AND call the local paper(s) till a voice says it's worth writing about.