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Excellently made points. Google has begun the walk toward asking forgiveness instead of permission, a line that certainly seems in opposition to their unofficial mantra. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should...
Today, Infinite Matrix magazine published the latest of these, a story called "I, Robot," which describes the police state that would have to obtain if you were going to have a world where there was only one kind of robot allowed and only one company was allowed to make it.
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Excellently made points. Google has begun the walk toward asking forgiveness instead of permission, a line that certainly seems in opposition to their unofficial mantra. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should...
Today, Infinite Matrix magazine published the latest of these, a story called "I, Robot," which describes the police state that would have to obtain if you were going to have a world where there was only one kind of robot allowed and only one company was allowed to make it.
Sure, there are your NRA card toting blue-collar farming types that support Dubya 100%, but they probably didn't receieve the best of education.
This is what passes for Informative around here? receieve? With the standard that low, let's see how I can do.
To recap, the standard to be a republican:
Brilliant. So, that would make the liberal standard, what?
Not everyone fits your neat packaging of a republican, either. Look that up and you'll find the broader definition: an advocate of a republic (usually in opposition to a monarchy). Or, in my case, opposition to a nanny state.