"And this is the problem. Taking something that you haven't paid for when you should have paid for it is wrong,..."
At this point, the same can be said of copyright holders. They were originally granted their 'copyright monopoly' on the premise that it would one day expire and their work would enter the public domain. Their ultimate contribution to the public domain serving as payment for the monopoly enforced by public dollars. With the never-ending extension of copyright term, they are effectively enjoying their monopoly without ever paying for it.
How many drivers do you think ADMIT they were on the phone at the time of the crash? I've been rear ended three times by people on the phone (saw them in my rear view). There was no mention of it in the police reports.
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also known as "The Cockroach Theory". I seen cockroach correlates with about 1000 unseen ones.
I think with inflation it's now O(n^2)
The suckers are the ones who don't fire him. (and the shareholders, but I'm guessing they've known that for a while now)
...and thus we have 'too big to fail'.
Rubbish. Natural gas is both cheaper and cleaner. NG plants coming on line will pick up the slack.
Take your booga booga somewhere else.
Cost of living. 'Getting one' is indeed easy. Getting one that pays sufficiently and offers a viable career, is not.
Everyone making the same (or less) than they were making 13 years ago, raise your hand.
well, there's always 'whatever Texas uses'...
Only for large values of 2.
The second one is coming up as Forbidden (403).
Maybe the government could hold a competition and offer $10,000 in prizes for the best textbooks?
"well, we held this competition, and no US citizens applied, so we must have a huge skills shortage...."
Luntz.
World3.
New Scientist.
He's looking for people 'just stupid enough' to work there,
Your 401 can be worth a million, but you have to invest time in it, just like you do your skills.
200K for a 10xer is not crazy at all.
Some days you'd think someone patented "A means and a system for retaining technical talent by paying them more money" and is refusing to license it.
Fuel-cell powered one-click shopping patented in 3, 2, 1...
"And this is the problem. Taking something that you haven't paid for when you should have paid for it is wrong,..."
At this point, the same can be said of copyright holders. They were originally granted their 'copyright monopoly' on the premise that it would one day expire and their work would enter the public domain. Their ultimate contribution to the public domain serving as payment for the monopoly enforced by public dollars. With the never-ending extension of copyright term, they are effectively enjoying their monopoly without ever paying for it.
Before it even gets to the states, it has to get through Congress.
(or a multi-state Constitutional Convention which has happened exactly never)
...and yet the window is open and all the ashes and the butt end up outside.
How many drivers do you think ADMIT they were on the phone at the time of the crash? I've been rear ended three times by people on the phone (saw them in my rear view). There was no mention of it in the police reports.
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Or perhaps the poster is just from an era when using a calculator on a Math test was apostasy.
And how long will it be before you can use a dictionary app for a spelling test?