If I were a Teabagger, and I am not, I would be looking for any hint that NSA spy data was used to help Obama and Democrats to win the election. Now I don't believe this is so, but I believe it will be so within the next 4 presidencies if this widespread spying continues. So if I were a Teabagger, I would definitely be looking for anything that can be made to look like this happened, couple it with the IRS scandal, and two things will happen 1) bye bye and 2) spying program will be brought to a halt
There are so many laws, one breaks one or two everyday without realization. With so many laws there can be no equality before the law, because law enforcement can arbitrarily select whether it will enforce a law or not on whomever it pleases.
I have been pretty sure for a while now that a good portion of cookie based data collection is sold as a product to the US government, but also other governments. Hell, some companies may just be fronts for surveillance activities.
Gold? Seriously? Are you one of THOSE people? We have a fiat currency system. Gold has nothing to do with anything. There is no limit to the amount of money the U.S. can mint or print, but the practical limits are given by inflation and deflation.
im sure they did their science right. The problem with this study is selection. Presumably women must fight more to get into academia, and to be considered serious. Thus the women frauds are weeded out earlier than men.
Complexity theory obviously. Anyway, I also think that the problem with these kind of markets is that effort to find the best deal has reduced economic payoff. Thus, it reduces the number of footholds small up-and-coming enterprises can use their ingenuity to climb faster than the competition. Also, the lack of market inefficiencies pushes consolidation to the biggest (i.e. Amazon). Also, it makes shopping boring. Seriously.
Oh Please. The only constraint on government spending is inflation. 'Debt' can always be repaid by fiat currency creation. If this notion was understood better generally, the debate would not be about 'debt' and having enough money to pay for this or that, but would be about whether spending that much would undermine the value of the dollar or not.
hmm is Mint the most popular Linux Desktop distro? I've heard about Mint, and that it was a response to Unity. Still I hadn't kept tabs on it lately, and didn't know whether it had fully capitalized on the Unity debacle. Also, I'm not shopping for Linux systems lately since I've been using NeuroDebian and centOS exclusively in my fMRI analyses.
or alternatively what happens at zero (relative) velocity? Making a wild no-stakes speculation, the ultimate truth will turn out to be that every than c particle with identical difference of velocity from c. Speeding one particle up, slows the other particle to conserve energy. lol orrrrrr ha ha ha maybe the other particle always has identical mass...and velocities change to conserve energy really...the problem with me reading this stuff is I get to have fun pondering, but I will never get a chance to really know what I am talking about, given career demands..
I really don't know the math but two probably dumb questions..
1: Would the relative velocity between an object going slower than c and an object going faster than c be restricted by c somehow?
2: Given the suggestion that objects lose mass the faster they go on the other side of c, is it possible for two objects to have identical mass, but be going wildly different speeds?..one going faster than c, and the other slower than c?
How do journal fees support my research? While there is some cost to publishing, most of the labor is unpaid for by the publisher (reviewers and researchers). It would be better to publish online without a for profit company, and make it open access. Mild submission fees could be used to cover operating costs related to hosting.
I agree. I use Diaspora and I think the service is not too shabby for being relatively new to the game. Right now there is a good population of techies, and such there.
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If I were a Teabagger, and I am not, I would be looking for any hint that NSA spy data was used to help Obama and Democrats to win the election. Now I don't believe this is so, but I believe it will be so within the next 4 presidencies if this widespread spying continues. So if I were a Teabagger, I would definitely be looking for anything that can be made to look like this happened, couple it with the IRS scandal, and two things will happen 1) bye bye and 2) spying program will be brought to a halt
Ha! My spelling mistake.
There are so many laws, one breaks one or two everyday without realization. With so many laws there can be no equality before the law, because law enforcement can arbitrarily select whether it will enforce a law or not on whomever it pleases.
Or as part of an antivirus update. Hell antivirus programs probably spy quite a bit.
BTW, its not about being surprised. Its about taking the moment of outrage and national attention and trying to effect change.
I have been pretty sure for a while now that a good portion of cookie based data collection is sold as a product to the US government, but also other governments. Hell, some companies may just be fronts for surveillance activities.
Your comment has been recorded. I mean, all this surveylance needs data centers to store and process it.
In other words, turn around and run far far far away never to look back.
or should be.
Gold? Seriously? Are you one of THOSE people? We have a fiat currency system. Gold has nothing to do with anything. There is no limit to the amount of money the U.S. can mint or print, but the practical limits are given by inflation and deflation.
Anonymous freedom of speech fliers.
Better watch out for my Godzilla blasta Slimey!
I should start a twitter for intellects, and require > 140 characters to post.
im sure they did their science right. The problem with this study is selection. Presumably women must fight more to get into academia, and to be considered serious. Thus the women frauds are weeded out earlier than men.
Complexity theory obviously. Anyway, I also think that the problem with these kind of markets is that effort to find the best deal has reduced economic payoff. Thus, it reduces the number of footholds small up-and-coming enterprises can use their ingenuity to climb faster than the competition. Also, the lack of market inefficiencies pushes consolidation to the biggest (i.e. Amazon). Also, it makes shopping boring. Seriously.
Oh Please. The only constraint on government spending is inflation. 'Debt' can always be repaid by fiat currency creation. If this notion was understood better generally, the debate would not be about 'debt' and having enough money to pay for this or that, but would be about whether spending that much would undermine the value of the dollar or not.
hmm is Mint the most popular Linux Desktop distro? I've heard about Mint, and that it was a response to Unity. Still I hadn't kept tabs on it lately, and didn't know whether it had fully capitalized on the Unity debacle. Also, I'm not shopping for Linux systems lately since I've been using NeuroDebian and centOS exclusively in my fMRI analyses.
well for one thing it moves to MATE 1.4 and Cinnamon 1.6 . No I have no idea what those do.
you are a jackass
crap sorry about the bold
or alternatively what happens at zero (relative) velocity? Making a wild no-stakes speculation, the ultimate truth will turn out to be that every than c particle with identical difference of velocity from c. Speeding one particle up, slows the other particle to conserve energy. lol orrrrrr ha ha ha maybe the other particle always has identical mass...and velocities change to conserve energy really...the problem with me reading this stuff is I get to have fun pondering, but I will never get a chance to really know what I am talking about, given career demands..
Can there be a consistent 'mirror existence' where all such examples do have applicable meaning?
I really don't know the math but two probably dumb questions.. 1: Would the relative velocity between an object going slower than c and an object going faster than c be restricted by c somehow? 2: Given the suggestion that objects lose mass the faster they go on the other side of c, is it possible for two objects to have identical mass, but be going wildly different speeds? ..one going faster than c, and the other slower than c?
How do journal fees support my research? While there is some cost to publishing, most of the labor is unpaid for by the publisher (reviewers and researchers). It would be better to publish online without a for profit company, and make it open access. Mild submission fees could be used to cover operating costs related to hosting.
I agree. I use Diaspora and I think the service is not too shabby for being relatively new to the game. Right now there is a good population of techies, and such there.