But its striking how often ".... than previously thought" appears in the news.
And it's also striking how rarely science news reports results that confirm previous scientific thought. It's almost as if confirming previous scientific thought isn't considered newsworthy.:)
That's what I was going to say. If it's not new, it's not "news".
Well to the guy in Kenia running after a chicken at 1 billionth of the speed of light, it matters whether the earth is flat, since it would get progressively more difficult if the earth really was shaped like a soup bowl.
But what if the bowl was inverted? Didn't think of that, did you?
Note: I think this is one of the "Logical Fallacies", folks, but I don't know which one. Can anyone out there help me? (Yah, I could do it, but I haven't had my coffee yet, so...)
To put that into perspective, it takes roughly 20 furlongs for our Walmart Goodyear Valvoline Ford to do a single lap around our relatively tiny raceway at speeds of 4,828 m (15,840 feet) per minute.
HR is The Enemy. We've got to hold onto them by the nose and we've got to kick 'em in the ass. We're going to kick the hell out of 'em all the time and we're going to go through them like crap through a goose!
Ha! qft "The Founders understood this. This is why we have 3 separate but co-equal branches of government. " "They knew psychos would go into government " "The problem is now the psychos on Wall Street have bought all the psychos in Washington D.C.."
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Hsoohw.
You guys all want a blackberry classic.
With bezels on the keys, baby!
But its striking how often ".... than previously thought" appears in the news.
And it's also striking how rarely science news reports results that confirm previous scientific thought. It's almost as if confirming previous scientific thought isn't considered newsworthy. :)
That's what I was going to say. If it's not new, it's not "news".
Well to the guy in Kenia running after a chicken at 1 billionth of the speed of light, it matters whether the earth is flat, since it would get progressively more difficult if the earth really was shaped like a soup bowl.
But what if the bowl was inverted? Didn't think of that, did you?
You have to think outside the bowl, sometimes.
Nope. He's not saying that. You are.
Note: I think this is one of the "Logical Fallacies", folks, but I don't know which one. Can anyone out there help me? (Yah, I could do it, but I haven't had my coffee yet, so...)
Careful, your post makes too much sense. It may be moderated out of existence by the alt.truthers.
I have a simple question. How does this affect anyone?
Consider it the butterfly wings fluttering on the other side of the world.
To put that into perspective, it takes roughly 20 furlongs for our Walmart Goodyear Valvoline Ford to do a single lap around our relatively tiny raceway at speeds of 4,828 m (15,840 feet) per minute.
"It should be easy to see
The crux of the biscuit
is the apostrophe"
Ain't this boogie a mess?
Absolutely. The fringes always claim The One True Path, and without them we'll run off the road.
They don't realize that they're already off the road.
"false accusations of racism/sexism/intolerance/etc"
They're not always false. I'd say OP is case in point.
Good one.
I watch Gordon Ramsey for the fond reminiscences of boot camp.
As they say, you don't have to be a psychopath to be a drill instructor, but it helps.
"Here's a nickel, kid. Get yourself a better computer".
HR is The Enemy. We've got to hold onto them by the nose and we've got to kick 'em in the ass. We're going to kick the hell out of 'em all the time and we're going to go through them like crap through a goose!
Nonsense! They are as universally well-known as, say, sysrammer and thinkwaitfast.
"the more you think about it, the more you realize that we're pretty fucked. All of us."
And from a read of history, all the time.
Found the pPath!
Ha! qft "The Founders understood this. This is why we have 3 separate but co-equal branches of government. " "They knew psychos would go into government " "The problem is now the psychos on Wall Street have bought all the psychos in Washington D.C.."
We tend to call resource allocation "Politics".
We tend to call allocation execution "Government".
--sr
And yes, I do have a mouse in my pocket.
oh dammit.
My first tought was that it's some obscure linux distro. Such a thing would be at least somewhat sad.
Ditto. Then I came for the perv comments.
The free market has spoken. If this was a problem it would correct itself.
Aye, the invisible hand of Adam Smith, or something like that.
I can guess who's lawn you're not welcome on.
That may well be, but getting definitions from Batman is not the answer.
Correct. Alfred is the one who came up with the answers.