Medical issues aside, being fat tends to be about consuming more energy than you burn.
In a remarkably similar manner, being in debt is about spending more than you earn.
It's cute that you people can take relatively simple problems with overarching patterns and obfuscate them with condescension on loan from Rachel Maddow.
What we need is more competition and communication of just how abusive companies are.
If people have alternatives, then there is no reward for shenanigans.
Yeah, and, after you check out of the hospital?
Does the machine that goes 'ping' follow you around and stand by to neutralize you in traffic when that machine, inevitably, gets hacked?
At the cost of anonymity for those who want to frequent such establishments without so much log file trail.
And there are plenty of other use-cases for people wanting their name decoupled from their deeds.
Not all of them are exactly bad, either.
One thing we know is that absence of regulation == total chaos.
Just ask a bureaucrat.
Furthermore, we know that people are stupid, and absolutely incapable of operating above caveman level without kindly bureaucrats.
In summary, ensuring Total Regulation is a basic national security requirement.
That deserves some sort of Chomsky Award for nearly meaning something, then breaking into a Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.
No, subsidies and taxes are not like a classical R-C control network; you're oversimplifying like a madman to equate them to a negative feedback loop, i.e., something that stabilizes. To the extent the analogy helps at all, taxes and subsidies are more of a positive loop, feeding corruption, destabilizing.
doing ourselves through conscious collective action
Would you recommend a wall of Pet Rocks, or a vast Ouija Board to implement this?
Justin Deed was a Streisand fan,
Doo dah, doo dah,
Saw her Effect and had a plan,
Oh da doo dah day,
Scrapin' screens all day
Scrapin' screens all night
Tried purge the whole Internet
'Cause he won't too bright.
Slashdot Mirror
Medical issues aside, being fat tends to be about consuming more energy than you burn.
In a remarkably similar manner, being in debt is about spending more than you earn.
It's cute that you people can take relatively simple problems with overarching patterns and obfuscate them with condescension on loan from Rachel Maddow.
Fart too white and nerdy.
SecuROM racket
Despite how you stack it
Like a beard on a girl
They just want to hack it
Burma Shave
. . .and it be showin' like a mother flocker!
What we need is more competition and communication of just how abusive companies are.
If people have alternatives, then there is no reward for shenanigans.
In the Land of Redmond where the chairs do fly.
Unimaginative gits.
Yeah, and, after you check out of the hospital?
Does the machine that goes 'ping' follow you around and stand by to neutralize you in traffic when that machine, inevitably, gets hacked?
At the cost of anonymity for those who want to frequent such establishments without so much log file trail.
And there are plenty of other use-cases for people wanting their name decoupled from their deeds.
Not all of them are exactly bad, either.
I mean, really: Emacs looks great in character mode and 80 columns. Why all this other faffing about?
++no
Said Thad Cochran.
One thing we know is that absence of regulation == total chaos.
Just ask a bureaucrat.
Furthermore, we know that people are stupid, and absolutely incapable of operating above caveman level without kindly bureaucrats.
In summary, ensuring Total Regulation is a basic national security requirement.
No, subsidies and taxes are not like a classical R-C control network; you're oversimplifying like a madman to equate them to a negative feedback loop, i.e., something that stabilizes. To the extent the analogy helps at all, taxes and subsidies are more of a positive loop, feeding corruption, destabilizing.
doing ourselves through conscious collective action
Would you recommend a wall of Pet Rocks, or a vast Ouija Board to implement this?
You and I both know that's so backwards as to be hilariously ludicrous.
True, true, and yet we re-elected it. #GoFigure
You apparently don't understand how the personal- and corporate-dependency thingy is supposed to work in Progressive Utopia.
TFA is about one group of subsidy-seekers trying to relieve another set of subsidy seekers of ill-gotten gains, amiright?
Feedly's social media integration is better. And I'm sure Google is getting all the deets it wants.
Justin Deed was a Streisand fan,
Doo dah, doo dah,
Saw her Effect and had a plan,
Oh da doo dah day,
Scrapin' screens all day
Scrapin' screens all night
Tried purge the whole Internet
'Cause he won't too bright.
And that's just mixed in with his pocket lint!
I always wondered what happened to Oscar Goldman after the Six Million Dollar Man wound down.
Classic shots
Of better times
Before internet 'bots
And facial hair crimes
Burma Shave
On a Linux desktop?
How are headphones on a different level than your ears any sort of benefit? (Asking for an overly literal person.)
live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-ZFg5-oaS0
the studio version is tighter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKQWhsLbe9E
can't decide which I prefer.