Easy! Once I've told you that, you can actually read the Federalist Papers with that in mind and it should check out. http://www.gutenberg.org/cache...
The plan offered to our deliberations affects too many particular interests, innovates upon too many local institutions, not to involve in its discussion a variety of objects foreign to its merits, and of views, passions and prejudices little favorable to the discovery of truth.
Among the most formidable of the obstacles which the new Constitution will have to encounter may readily be distinguished the obvious interest of a certain class of men in every State to resist all changes which may hazard a diminution of the power, emolument, and consequence of the offices they hold under the State establishments; and the perverted ambition of another class of men, who will either hope to aggrandize themselves by the confusions of their country, or will flatter themselves with fairer prospects of elevation from the subdivision of the empire into several partial confederacies than from its union under one government.
Because the world governments are built around the philosophy of Hobbes, a religious nut who thought that man had better give up everything to the state and clergy.
No, you need to stop trying to make your definition a thing. Don't think that your tiny corner of the world speaks for the rest of it. Though in actuality neither one of us knows how prevalent your usage is. I'm just making a strongly worded message to nip this thing in the bud. But when I typed define bandwidth, I got the definition I copy and pasted and something about brainpower and not yours, so it couldn't have gotten that far.
People don't go back to look at every thread. I want to have discussions with people who are actually logged in and actually check that somebody replied to their posts.
I'm just waiting for medicine to make sitting on your rear end a healthy activity. The day they find out yoga mats are carcinogenic will be the happiest day of my life. https://www.youtube.com/result...
This country's government was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power, in part because he believed that a right relationship with God was impossible without strict obedience to church and state government. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers. Then some of it is telling the people you have little faith in them making the "right decision".
Stuff like that happens because this country was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power. The founders justified their revolution based on a variation of Hobbes done by Locke, but they still believed in the basic principle. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers.
This country was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers.
That's just it, I've never seen a cap on my wired connection. I try to find my contract. but Comcast isn't good at providing it. The agreements are done over the phone. Speed tests usually show the full speed though.
You have a poor definition of unlimited and I don't understand why you think it makes sense to define wired capacity in terms of "bandwidth" I pay for 25 Mbps, downstream. That's bits not bandwidth. I haven't seen any other limiations on our downstream capacity in our contract, so I should be able to run that at capacity if requests made over upstream permit it
In theory this article and the study is about people who would have used cabs before, but the reality that is being put forward is that they are about those people being the only drunk people to use Uber.
Even though an auto-disposed object can auto-dispose I figure that manually disposing it should cause the auto-dispose not to happen and knowing when something is going to happen is usually a good thing. I know languages with automatic garbage collection have instructions to manually garbage collect and doing so can be a good thing.
Ruling Supreme Court justices are stupid? Well, close enough. But the whole of the ruling class, Trump included are stupid and malicious. They pass laws to set us at odds with each other, because a divided people is an easily manipulated people.
There's a fuss about the United States' debt, but Asian nations must be racking up much more debt as they are subsidizing all of our purchases. The real problem with nations' debt if there is one is that it increases the money supply. Nations don't really run out of credit until their currency is so devalued no one will lend to them, and Asian nations are doing it the most.
That's your only hope? My position is that we need to can world rulers, stop treating ruling and leadership as synonyms and restore the public domain, among other things. All the "little problems" are merely symptoms of the one big systemic one.
Nobody said anything like anybody forces other countries to accept American foreign aid,or those countries entitled to it. The previous two comments made sense. Yours did not.
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Just what do you think that means?
Because the world governments are built around the philosophy of Hobbes, a religious nut who thought that man had better give up everything to the state and clergy.
No, you need to stop trying to make your definition a thing. Don't think that your tiny corner of the world speaks for the rest of it. Though in actuality neither one of us knows how prevalent your usage is. I'm just making a strongly worded message to nip this thing in the bud. But when I typed define bandwidth, I got the definition I copy and pasted and something about brainpower and not yours, so it couldn't have gotten that far.
Then you'll be glad to know you're so unhip, it's a wonder your bum doesn't fall off.
Been wanting to use that somewhere in this thread since I read the first post in it.
People don't go back to look at every thread. I want to have discussions with people who are actually logged in and actually check that somebody replied to their posts.
the range of frequencies within a given band, in particular that used for transmitting a signal.
I'm just waiting for medicine to make sitting on your rear end a healthy activity. The day they find out yoga mats are carcinogenic will be the happiest day of my life. https://www.youtube.com/result...
This country's government was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power, in part because he believed that a right relationship with God was impossible without strict obedience to church and state government. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers. Then some of it is telling the people you have little faith in them making the "right decision".
Stuff like that happens because this country was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power. The founders justified their revolution based on a variation of Hobbes done by Locke, but they still believed in the basic principle. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers.
This country was actually based on the concepts of Hobbes who believed that the state should have absolute power. People keep recommending to me to read the Federalist Papers and act like they understand them and I haven't made it all the way through, but if you don't understand that a big part of the first two papers is the author playing the age old confidence game of telling the reader that only he knows what's best for them and anyone else is in it for themselves, then you don't understand the Federalist Papers.
That's just it, I've never seen a cap on my wired connection. I try to find my contract. but Comcast isn't good at providing it. The agreements are done over the phone. Speed tests usually show the full speed though.
You have a poor definition of unlimited and I don't understand why you think it makes sense to define wired capacity in terms of "bandwidth" I pay for 25 Mbps, downstream. That's bits not bandwidth. I haven't seen any other limiations on our downstream capacity in our contract, so I should be able to run that at capacity if requests made over upstream permit it
And I would say that the only way to achieve a just ends is through just means.
Yeah, that's also a flaw in Hobbes's logic regarding governments and unfortunately a lot of people worship Hobbes.
In theory this article and the study is about people who would have used cabs before, but the reality that is being put forward is that they are about those people being the only drunk people to use Uber.
Financial stake is not the only stake.
Microsoft bought Rare, so it might be Xbox Tooie and bundled with Banjo Kazooie Tooie HD
Yeah, it's a reformed supervillian movie. That's completely different!
They should read Thoreau's Civil Disobedience, while they are at it.
Even though an auto-disposed object can auto-dispose I figure that manually disposing it should cause the auto-dispose not to happen and knowing when something is going to happen is usually a good thing. I know languages with automatic garbage collection have instructions to manually garbage collect and doing so can be a good thing.
Ruling Supreme Court justices are stupid? Well, close enough. But the whole of the ruling class, Trump included are stupid and malicious. They pass laws to set us at odds with each other, because a divided people is an easily manipulated people.
How do you figure? Just what do you think the ambiguity is?
There's a fuss about the United States' debt, but Asian nations must be racking up much more debt as they are subsidizing all of our purchases. The real problem with nations' debt if there is one is that it increases the money supply. Nations don't really run out of credit until their currency is so devalued no one will lend to them, and Asian nations are doing it the most.
That's your only hope? My position is that we need to can world rulers, stop treating ruling and leadership as synonyms and restore the public domain, among other things. All the "little problems" are merely symptoms of the one big systemic one.
Nobody said anything like anybody forces other countries to accept American foreign aid,or those countries entitled to it. The previous two comments made sense. Yours did not.