I agree that whistle blowing is not treason. However, I'm not sure if dumping 700,000 documents counts as whistle blowing. I know it might be difficult, but the individual (or group) doing this needs to be selective with released documents, only releasing those directly related to the wrongdoing that they are trying to expose.
If they dump to much, and get someone killed (for something unrelated to the wrongdoing), I don't think they can get a pass for that.
It seems we are on the path of replacing the burning of carbon-based fuels with solar (and others). Do we still need to throw a massive wrench into our economy, or have we solved the problem?
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I guess you would bill the cost of athletics to the courses and degrees that athletes mostly take? So, probably not engineering and hard sciences.
I agree that whistle blowing is not treason. However, I'm not sure if dumping 700,000 documents counts as whistle blowing. I know it might be difficult, but the individual (or group) doing this needs to be selective with released documents, only releasing those directly related to the wrongdoing that they are trying to expose. If they dump to much, and get someone killed (for something unrelated to the wrongdoing), I don't think they can get a pass for that.
If only you are seeing the ads, are targeted ads an invasion of privacy?
Should be easy to verify... and would be very funny. :)
Yes, if you don't confiscate the server while delivering the subpoena, good luck...
Hillary Clinton lost. So, Bill's Tinder account is safe.
...and, coming from a software developer, 99.999% of people don't care.
Yup, glasses.
It seems we are on the path of replacing the burning of carbon-based fuels with solar (and others). Do we still need to throw a massive wrench into our economy, or have we solved the problem?
Can we stop worrying about global warming now?
Darn, I hope this didn't invalidate any of those carbon credits that I bought.
I've never actually bought an Apple product and I certainly don't consider myself an Apple "fanboy." However, this article is just dumb.
So, the money taken in from the sale would be up for grabs?
That's if this was an actual bankruptcy. If the Pebble owners sold, thinking they made a profit, they may be rudely surprised.
Wouldn't sale of these assets be complicated by the bankruptcy?
Or those that we only interested in the cheapest option...
How does Trump feel about this?
How many more can we expect?
Yellow journalism?
Maybe half that? I'm guessing the numbers are peak output.
Eats, shoots & leaves. ;)
Does this mean that every nuclear power plant is "too big to fail," with each installation possibly representing a trillion+ dollar liability?
With just 4 people, it seems like a randomly correct result.
If Trump undoes executive actions and throws decision making back to Congress, hasn't he done a good thing?
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