The British already have one. E.g.:
Oh, you're so right, I guess I should be more concerned with Bart's safety than covering my own butt(!). And maybe I'm talking like this, because I can't stop(!). HELP ME LISA(!). I HAVE SERIOUS MENTAL PROBLEMS(!).
I've always found the Star Wars holograms bizarrely low-quality. You'd think a galactic civilization with hyperspatial travel could build a better communication system than their blotchy, wavery, interference-prone monochromatic holograms. Perhaps they could invent 2D LCD television instead. They'd be lightyears ahead in image quality.
USB3, HDMI, DVI, Ethernet, DisplayPort, FireWire, eSATA, proprietary. There should be one kind cable that can be used for all of these purposes. We have the technology. Consumers will thank you.
Perhaps it would be cheaper for the parents to collect a bigger bribe than Apple offered the Superintendent to require their expensive laptops. Or just get him fired for accepting Apple's bribe in the first place.
It seems a lot more like the T/F dimension of the MBTI personality test. While the article seems to be painting a lack of empathy as a "bad" thing, empathy is actually in opposition to rationality (T/F=Thinking vs. Feeling). I'd be pleased if people are becoming more rational.
The only requirement for being a Christian is following (the example set by) Christ.
You mean Christ, they guy who hated the corruption of organized religion and wanted his followers to have a private, personal God. I sure hope you don't go to church, as this would make you a BAD Christian.
There's no need to read such books, as they aren't relevant to the issue of the existence of God. They just take the existence as an axiom and go from there.
You can also examine various faiths' origin and evolution and conclude that it's all trumped-up horseshit that exploits man's psychological weaknesses.
97% of annual CO2 emissions are natural. Only 3% are anthropogenic. It mostly comes from decaying biomass. Look it up. What, don't they highlight this fact on the greenist web sites? My country (Canada) is responsible for 0.06% of total CO2 emissions. Hardly seems worth gutting my standard of living over.
Of course the corporations are taking it seriously. There could be trillions of dollars of easy government money in the offering in the near future. The pigs are scrambling to get to the trough and are working on their schemes to game the broken system. Corporations love corporate welfare, and this is a corporate-welfare scheme of unprecedented proportions. Banks, oil companies, and genocidal dictators will be the big winners.
We need to investigate technical solutions to global warming so that we will have a working Plan B when the crazy and doomed austerity policies fail utterly.
to figure out that... the system is remarkably fragile.
Except that it isn't. The system recovered within five minutes because the glitch presented such ridiculous buying opportunities that any sensible person would buy. The macroeconomic system is inherently self-righting; it's just a matter of time-scale. For stocks, the time scale is minutes for bargain hunters. But I can agree that people are indeed "finicky". I look forward to the market declining in the next few weeks as people panic over Europe so I can make more good buys.
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But how will we shrink the Earth to an object the size of a pea on December 21, 2012?
The British already have one. E.g.: Oh, you're so right, I guess I should be more concerned with Bart's safety than covering my own butt(!). And maybe I'm talking like this, because I can't stop(!). HELP ME LISA(!). I HAVE SERIOUS MENTAL PROBLEMS(!).
I've always suspected that "government shall make no law" thingy was too confusingly vague.
Um, that is precisely why. Do you even know how to spell the word "science", Phil?
I've always found the Star Wars holograms bizarrely low-quality. You'd think a galactic civilization with hyperspatial travel could build a better communication system than their blotchy, wavery, interference-prone monochromatic holograms. Perhaps they could invent 2D LCD television instead. They'd be lightyears ahead in image quality.
USB3, HDMI, DVI, Ethernet, DisplayPort, FireWire, eSATA, proprietary. There should be one kind cable that can be used for all of these purposes. We have the technology. Consumers will thank you.
I think you need to re-read your statement. The GG did exactly what the PM asked/told her to do. This is completely consistent with a ceremonial role.
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Reminds me of a quotation: "People are more violently opposed to fur than leather because it's safer to harass rich women than motorcycle gangs."
Let's just hope that nobody has two hair dryers.
Let's hope that e360 spent a lot more than $27k on lawyers for this case.
Perhaps it would be cheaper for the parents to collect a bigger bribe than Apple offered the Superintendent to require their expensive laptops. Or just get him fired for accepting Apple's bribe in the first place.
It seems a lot more like the T/F dimension of the MBTI personality test. While the article seems to be painting a lack of empathy as a "bad" thing, empathy is actually in opposition to rationality (T/F=Thinking vs. Feeling). I'd be pleased if people are becoming more rational.
You mean Christ, they guy who hated the corruption of organized religion and wanted his followers to have a private, personal God. I sure hope you don't go to church, as this would make you a BAD Christian.
There's no need to read such books, as they aren't relevant to the issue of the existence of God. They just take the existence as an axiom and go from there.
You can also examine various faiths' origin and evolution and conclude that it's all trumped-up horseshit that exploits man's psychological weaknesses.
Or you could buy something worthwhile instead.
The dot-com boom/bust sounds a lot like the railroad boom/bust. Perhaps the coming green-tech stock bubble boom/bust will be similar also.
97% of annual CO2 emissions are natural. Only 3% are anthropogenic. It mostly comes from decaying biomass. Look it up. What, don't they highlight this fact on the greenist web sites? My country (Canada) is responsible for 0.06% of total CO2 emissions. Hardly seems worth gutting my standard of living over.
Of course the corporations are taking it seriously. There could be trillions of dollars of easy government money in the offering in the near future. The pigs are scrambling to get to the trough and are working on their schemes to game the broken system. Corporations love corporate welfare, and this is a corporate-welfare scheme of unprecedented proportions. Banks, oil companies, and genocidal dictators will be the big winners.
We need to investigate technical solutions to global warming so that we will have a working Plan B when the crazy and doomed austerity policies fail utterly.
All that proportional representation guarantees is a hung parliament every time.
Except that it isn't. The system recovered within five minutes because the glitch presented such ridiculous buying opportunities that any sensible person would buy. The macroeconomic system is inherently self-righting; it's just a matter of time-scale. For stocks, the time scale is minutes for bargain hunters. But I can agree that people are indeed "finicky". I look forward to the market declining in the next few weeks as people panic over Europe so I can make more good buys.
Yeah, now it's 5:30 in the morning. Thanks a lot.
Dissing someone else's product in a specific way without specific evidence is libelous, right? Or is this an anti-competition violation?