gene expression
As I think, especially gene expression within the ECM (which is heavily modified by practicing) is of relevance if you consider long term outcomes.
I suppose that it is always easier to collect data than to intelligently analyse the amount of data gathered, just because sensors are less complex devices (to put it simple: compare the time you need to collect a cluster of data vs. the time you need to find interrelations). And, obviously, the problem gets worse with growing data (since the days of cluster analysis).
that just substitutes the past 9000 years of history for pop psychology
At least what I know from my father, who was a POW during WWII, the US resembled the requested state to quite some degree back then.
Anecdotal evidence is that the American guards in his prisoner camp (Roswell, 14 miles SE of Roswell, New Mexico) were replaced by German officers due to the fact that things were too loosely handled.
I also was very impressed by the stories that conveyed that people left their keys in their cars without fear of theft.
I suggest that your arrogant statement regarding "pop psychology" on a sub 101 level may be questioned.
Quote: "It seems that spyware and key loggers are far more advanced and commonplace today than they were six years ago, as are anti-spyware tools. I wonder if the FBI could seek a court order requiring an anti-spyware company not to report fedware (as in, fedware would be whitelisted if detected and the customer would not be alerted)."
News from 2007.
You have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public.
Perhaps in your jurisdiction. Here, in Germany, you own the right to pictures taken of yourself (Recht am eigenen Bild), unless you are a person of public interest (politican etc.).
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You may perhaps call this "intention".
gene expression
As I think, especially gene expression within the ECM (which is heavily modified by practicing) is of relevance if you consider long term outcomes.
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Obvious, but Bruce does good marketing.
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At least what I know from my father, who was a POW during WWII, the US resembled the requested state to quite some degree back then.
Anecdotal evidence is that the American guards in his prisoner camp (Roswell, 14 miles SE of Roswell, New Mexico) were replaced by German officers due to the fact that things were too loosely handled.
I also was very impressed by the stories that conveyed that people left their keys in their cars without fear of theft.
I suggest that your arrogant statement regarding "pop psychology" on a sub 101 level may be questioned.
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Quote: "It seems that spyware and key loggers are far more advanced and commonplace today than they were six years ago, as are anti-spyware tools. I wonder if the FBI could seek a court order requiring an anti-spyware company not to report fedware (as in, fedware would be whitelisted if detected and the customer would not be alerted)." News from 2007.
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Yes. It is (and probably always was) referred to as "cynical" and quite forbidden.
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http://www.jammer-store.com/wifi-bluetooth-jammers-blockers.html
Protect yourselves.
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A primitive singularity.
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I only remember three outages, the most severe caused by a remarkable flood ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Sea_flood_of_1962 ), the other two by a lightning striking into a transformer station.
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For oldish nerds.
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A different problem is when I insert my hand underneath your ribs and tear your chest apart.
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American asshole.
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Perhaps in your jurisdiction. Here, in Germany, you own the right to pictures taken of yourself (Recht am eigenen Bild), unless you are a person of public interest (politican etc.).
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Hopefully Adria Richards will not read your comment.
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150 different components of intelligence
J.P.Guilford *classic*
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