So what is the cost to payoff ratio in UK before and after? 2:1? 3:1? 4:1? In the US insurance companies pushed mandatory insurance laws to gouge people.
How long before we have these things peeking in our windows and scooting for "legal" airspace if noticed. Might even start a new forms of abusive kiddie pictures.
Prosecution: It's about time that an --AA type organization got acquainted with the concept of risk and accountability for massive frauds upon the public.
This is so reassuring when state and Federal governments are so busy forcing us to use electronic cash. One day some hackers or a rogue nuke are going to scramble the system.
Aluminum? Guess I'll have to start humidifying or microwaving suspicious papers and documents. Humidity or steam should corrode aluminum on bleached papers.
The lives were lost unnecessarily due to politics at different times and levels. From the political contracts that needed segmented boosters for inland transport to repeated gross negligence on the design, monitoring and launch decisions way out of spec. Empty suits are getting away with more and more and more in America. Utterly no accountability.
...my ass. MPAA and RIAA have been using the Constitution for toilet paper for a long time now. Individual rights? Bill of rights? Certain rights to Creators? Ex post facto? Perpetuities for starters (over 100 yrs? Intellectual - Hollywood?
Dr. Herndon: I first came upon the idea of planetary-scale nuclear fission reactors by considering the Gas Giants.
I first came upon the idea of planetary-scale nuclear fission reactors while reading Superman comics as boy. I think Krypton's uranium core was described by 1956. Hope we do better...
You're looking at another banker scam, er innovation. An excuse to hijack a fresh portion of the economy with more counterfeit credits. Think people would eventually learn, and shoot/jail them for counterfeit, on sight.
We are near solar max right now. By 2019 they will be saying "never mind about what we said about the hot weather, just get your mittens and coats ready when solar magnetic decline and solar minimum freeze (y)our (r)ears off in 2020".
Obviously another US education product. duhhhhh. Mountains of selected, shaped bullchit data, crunched through petaflop GIGO models that aren't even fundamentally sound physics models. But most Americans don't finish their teen years doing graduate work with mathematical models of physcio-chemical systems in the real world.
"...The U.S. is dumbing down because it doesn't pay to do anything else."
The sheeple.
The US has increasingly rewarded talent diverted into MBA and JD for a generation to wring nominal profits from stagnant industries. I figure it will end badly over the next ten years in the US.
MBA and JD are sinews of our economy. Scientists and engineers are the peons. Value is added with high prices, overpricing is optimal, and is an important wellspring of power. More laws can microscopically manage and improve our economy. The US elite will fake the world out and rule supreme. Pigs fly and s--- smells good.
Climate change is old. Modern climate and weather science is about 150 years old. Current global anthropogenic climate change allegations linked to tax and trading schemes is about 95% a Piltdown Mann scam between some lousy academics and power/money hungry politicians riddled with overt frauds.
Weight or energy says it all. Propane is about 4.25 lbs/gallon and gasoline is about 6.1 lb/gallon. Propane is more hydrogen rich, so 5-10% more energy per lb. Propane in the US tends to be overpriced local monopolies. Fuels need to be priced by the lb, kg or GJ (gigajoule~MMBTU).
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I don't think E85 was from oil companies, they could get methanol from gas overseas cheaper. Stick to Monsanto, Cargill, ADM, and BP (for the ingrained recklessness and criminality), you'll do fine.
Whew. Hopefully the cost of white lightning will come back to earth, and be more available across the street. Imagine all these morons burning good 'shine.;-)
The US is hellbent on the way to being a "nuclear damage zone", to be routed around. Inside, people will need a encrypted channel to a "neutral" server outside the US in a freer country to surf from.
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So what is the cost to payoff ratio in UK before and after? 2:1? 3:1? 4:1? In the US insurance companies pushed mandatory insurance laws to gouge people.
All governments are a....
How long before we have these things peeking in our windows and scooting for "legal" airspace if noticed. Might even start a new forms of abusive kiddie pictures.
Prosecution: It's about time that an --AA type organization got acquainted with the concept of risk and accountability for massive frauds upon the public.
This is so reassuring when state and Federal governments are so busy forcing us to use electronic cash. One day some hackers or a rogue nuke are going to scramble the system.
Aluminum? Guess I'll have to start humidifying or microwaving suspicious papers and documents. Humidity or steam should corrode aluminum on bleached papers.
The lives were lost unnecessarily due to politics at different times and levels. From the political contracts that needed segmented boosters for inland transport to repeated gross negligence on the design, monitoring and launch decisions way out of spec. Empty suits are getting away with more and more and more in America. Utterly no accountability.
...that is, Nazi Germany [see "Lord Haw Haw, WWII].
...my ass. MPAA and RIAA have been using the Constitution for toilet paper for a long time now. Individual rights? Bill of rights? Certain rights to Creators? Ex post facto? Perpetuities for starters (over 100 yrs? Intellectual - Hollywood?
Dr. Herndon: I first came upon the idea of planetary-scale nuclear fission reactors by considering the Gas Giants.
I first came upon the idea of planetary-scale nuclear fission reactors while reading Superman comics as boy. I think Krypton's uranium core was described by 1956. Hope we do better...
Move to Asia, buy non US hardware. Problem solved.
...not a lapdog, bosom buddy US ally or wannabe government.
The Disney Company surely blesses you, if it doesn't already own you.
You're looking at another banker scam, er innovation. An excuse to hijack a fresh portion of the economy with more counterfeit credits. Think people would eventually learn, and shoot/jail them for counterfeit, on sight.
Kill Hollywood ?!? I thought a wooden stake was all that was needed...
We are near solar max right now. By 2019 they will be saying "never mind about what we said about the hot weather, just get your mittens and coats ready when solar magnetic decline and solar minimum freeze (y)our (r)ears off in 2020".
Obviously another US education product. duhhhhh. Mountains of selected, shaped bullchit data, crunched through petaflop GIGO models that aren't even fundamentally sound physics models. But most Americans don't finish their teen years doing graduate work with mathematical models of physcio-chemical systems in the real world.
"...The U.S. is dumbing down because it doesn't pay to do anything else."
The sheeple.
The US has increasingly rewarded talent diverted into MBA and JD for a generation to wring nominal profits from stagnant industries. I figure it will end badly over the next ten years in the US.
MBA and JD are sinews of our economy. Scientists and engineers are the peons. Value is added with high prices, overpricing is optimal, and is an important wellspring of power. More laws can microscopically manage and improve our economy. The US elite will fake the world out and rule supreme. Pigs fly and s--- smells good.
Climate change is old. Modern climate and weather science is about 150 years old. Current global anthropogenic climate change allegations linked to tax and trading schemes is about 95% a Piltdown Mann scam between some lousy academics and power/money hungry politicians riddled with overt frauds.
Weight or energy says it all. Propane is about 4.25 lbs/gallon and gasoline is about 6.1 lb/gallon. Propane is more hydrogen rich, so 5-10% more energy per lb. Propane in the US tends to be overpriced local monopolies. Fuels need to be priced by the lb, kg or GJ (gigajoule~MMBTU).
I don't think E85 was from oil companies, they could get methanol from gas overseas cheaper. Stick to Monsanto, Cargill, ADM, and BP (for the ingrained recklessness and criminality), you'll do fine.
Whew. Hopefully the cost of white lightning will come back to earth, and be more available across the street. Imagine all these morons burning good 'shine. ;-)
The US is hellbent on the way to being a "nuclear damage zone", to be routed around. Inside, people will need a encrypted channel to a "neutral" server outside the US in a freer country to surf from.
Electronics, more secure and convenient than cash...Yeah right, back to gold and silver.