But people with some land might be able to enjoy a modern high tech life style and produce most of what they want and need independently.
This is my goal and something that I started about five years ago. Land is very cheap in many places.
I currently produce about 10% of my own food, but in a position to go up to 100% if I dropped other interests. I received a flyer from a company I bought my solar from yesterday advertising panels for sale at $0.28/watt. I do live in moderate high tech comfort for almost no money. I'm building a machine and wood shop by buying old tools for scrap and rebuilding them. I'm doing this mostly for fun, but wonder why other people aren't if they're truly worried. And this was all done on less than a minimum wage budget.
Almost never has a waiter delivered beyond my expectations.
I that like the time I ordered a salad and got two by mistake and she let me keep the second one for free?
When building something physical, you have to look at it from a systems perspective like the aerospace industry does. The FAA doesn't certify software, the certify a system as a whole. When you do this, security (or safety in safety critical systems) becomes much simpler. Don't want a bug in your SDR based entertainment system crashing your ABS? Then don't have a physical path between them.
The Age of Reason made the west great. The Enlightenment was followed by an opposing intellectual movement known as Romanticism. This war will bring it down.
We can go back to the moon, there is just no reason. Other than beating the soviets, there was no reason to go the first time. Science on the first landings was prohibited in fears that something might accidentally break pushing anything beyond the stated goal of landing on the moon and returning safely. NASA geologists were prohibited from even speaking with the astronauts Science was an afterthought. We're here, now what?
Well, more technically correct, they are protecting the airline industry. People would stop flying if they thought it were dangerous and that anyone could easily blow up a plane. That would result in people flying less which in the end would result in more deaths because air travel is the safest known form of transportation.
I think you mean the second amendment. And read The Federalist Papers. I don't remember which section, but they're all good. It will explain it in glorious detail.
Do you think it might be possible to do it in stages, disarming all the African Americans first, then the Hispanics, then everybody of English and German decent? I think even the KKK might support that.
Who, other than NASA, cares about efficiency, when you can buy panels for $0.28/watt?
But people with some land might be able to enjoy a modern high tech life style and produce most of what they want and need independently.
This is my goal and something that I started about five years ago. Land is very cheap in many places.
I currently produce about 10% of my own food, but in a position to go up to 100% if I dropped other interests. I received a flyer from a company I bought my solar from yesterday advertising panels for sale at $0.28/watt. I do live in moderate high tech comfort for almost no money. I'm building a machine and wood shop by buying old tools for scrap and rebuilding them. I'm doing this mostly for fun, but wonder why other people aren't if they're truly worried. And this was all done on less than a minimum wage budget.
You ca buy a stethoscope for $0.27 on ebay right now, but I don't imagine too many doctors do.
Why don't the 99% work for the other 99%? Maybe it's just me, but I'd barter before I starved.
Like this?
Almost never has a waiter delivered beyond my expectations. I that like the time I ordered a salad and got two by mistake and she let me keep the second one for free?
Wouldn't it be simpler for the valet to cut the brake line like they used to do?
When amazon puts all other retailers out f business and starts raising prices, suppliers will go to direct sales.
capitalism works but it has to be heavily regulated
Just like freedom.
The restraints on men as well as their liberties, are to be reconed among their rights
Engineering interns are not unpaid. In my experience, they were so well paid that people dropped out of college and continued on as engineering aides.
When building something physical, you have to look at it from a systems perspective like the aerospace industry does. The FAA doesn't certify software, the certify a system as a whole. When you do this, security (or safety in safety critical systems) becomes much simpler. Don't want a bug in your SDR based entertainment system crashing your ABS? Then don't have a physical path between them.
Uh...mechanical is tech. Sometime high tech. Suspensions don't just magically pop out of the ground.
Wouldn't a simpler solution be to make it not so complex?
no one wants to submit a sealed bid to buy a banana or a bar of soap.
Why not, especially if you have some piece of software negotiating for you?
The Age of Reason made the west great. The Enlightenment was followed by an opposing intellectual movement known as Romanticism. This war will bring it down.
I've personally met some of these people. There's nothing quasi about it.
We can go back to the moon, there is just no reason. Other than beating the soviets, there was no reason to go the first time. Science on the first landings was prohibited in fears that something might accidentally break pushing anything beyond the stated goal of landing on the moon and returning safely. NASA geologists were prohibited from even speaking with the astronauts Science was an afterthought. We're here, now what?
Well, more technically correct, they are protecting the airline industry. People would stop flying if they thought it were dangerous and that anyone could easily blow up a plane. That would result in people flying less which in the end would result in more deaths because air travel is the safest known form of transportation.
I think you mean the second amendment. And read The Federalist Papers. I don't remember which section, but they're all good. It will explain it in glorious detail.
Why not? WD40 and matches are legal
Do you think it might be possible to do it in stages, disarming all the African Americans first, then the Hispanics, then everybody of English and German decent? I think even the KKK might support that.
Which is exactly why the Swiss are completely retarded in their ideas of military thought.
Which constitutional right would that be? Are you capable of forming your own thoughts, or do you just parrot others?
requires only basic reading comprehension, a 5th grade understanding of American history
You greatly overestimate people's abilities.
This is what you get when you let the ends justify the means.