Heck, you don't have to go that far back: Western Europe in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries; joined by the US in the 19th and 20th; continuing today with China thrown in.
Controlling any device with a computer based in data from sensors is not inovative and should not be patentable regardless of how many adjectives are added.
Why would the shape and diameter of the headlamp affect the possible bulb technology and fluting of the lamp? The only effect of this that I have seen is that auto lamps now cost $200 - $500 to replace instead of $20 at your local auto supply shop, due to each make having an individual design.
'Attorneys for Ms. Juliano and her guardian say the girl was sensitive to light and burned, and later developed post-traumatic stress and Tourette's syndrome.'
To fix that: "Ms. Juliano and her guardian say the girl deserves a Million Billion Gazillion dolars (and that she [Ms. Juliano] should be trustee)."
'as a taxpayer, i don't think it's fair that i'm already paying for your child's education,...'
You're not; you are paying back the cost of your education. That is being invested in the education of the current students, who will, in turn, pay it back.
With the bonus that many drugs are, in fact, as evidenced by trials, effective in curing or stabilising many of the ailments that chiropracty claims, without evidence, to cure.
'The researchers found that when the RTPJ was disrupted volunteers were more likely to judge actions solely on the basis of whether they caused harm -- not whether they were morally wrong in themselves.'
So how were the behaviours objectively determined to be morally wrong? On what basis is any non-harmful behaviour immoral?
It appears to me that the volunteers were more appropriately judging the morality of the behaviour.
As one who did programme back then (and earlier), I can assure you that his generation sucks no more or less than did the older generation; just in different ways.
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'You live in peace ad[sic] harmony with your neighbors, until...'
This is the critical part that has been missing. E.g., sending in agents to destabilize a regime is not part of "peace and harmony".
No. BBC is an abbreviation; Nasa is an acronym in that it has become a word (cf. radar).
Heck, you don't have to go that far back: Western Europe in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries; joined by the US in the 19th and 20th; continuing today with China thrown in.
'... a simple rule change, such as requiring 60%, or 2/3rds, or 75%, seems better than an odder, more arbitrary sounding change, such as 57.6 %.'
But 57.15% would be proof that the change was wanted:^)
You forgot Stoolman, which serves double duty for kinky pr0n and three-legged, backless chair research.
One can only hope.
'... a VTOL air vehicle with a maximum payload capability of approximately 1,000 lbs?.'
So a typical US family of four won't be able to acheive lift-off in it!
Controlling any device with a computer based in data from sensors is not inovative and should not be patentable regardless of how many adjectives are added.
So, how much are they willing to pay for such a proof?
Actually, if it were like the film Brazil, you would go to jail based on a bug.
Compare with physic ; a now archaic term for a (non-surgeon) medical practitioner.
Was that the bulb or the whole lamp?
To previous poster: As far as beam spread is concerned, proper fluting has provided a more than adequate range for my needs.
Why would the shape and diameter of the headlamp affect the possible bulb technology and fluting of the lamp?
The only effect of this that I have seen is that auto lamps now cost $200 - $500 to replace instead of $20 at your local auto supply shop, due to each make having an individual design.
'Attorneys for Ms. Juliano and her guardian say the girl was sensitive to light and burned, and later developed post-traumatic stress and Tourette's syndrome.'
To fix that: "Ms. Juliano and her guardian say the girl deserves a Million Billion Gazillion dolars (and that she [Ms. Juliano] should be trustee)."
'as a taxpayer, i don't think it's fair that i'm already paying for your child's education,...'
You're not; you are paying back the cost of your education. That is being invested in the education of the current students, who will, in turn, pay it back.
'Oh, so you think you can explain addiction in terms that others can understand?'
Try holding your breath for 20 minutes and note how good it feels when you do breathe again.
'We saw it last week.'
As predicted by Twitter, believe it or not!
He's also out the postage to mail the hard drive.
With the bonus that many drugs are, in fact, as evidenced by trials, effective in curing or stabilising many of the ailments that chiropracty claims, without evidence, to cure.
'The researchers found that when the RTPJ was disrupted volunteers were more likely to judge actions solely on the basis of whether they caused harm -- not whether they were morally wrong in themselves.'
So how were the behaviours objectively determined to be morally wrong? On what basis is any non-harmful behaviour immoral?
It appears to me that the volunteers were more appropriately judging the morality of the behaviour.
'Tension normally results in balance.'
... and equally commonly in a broken spring.
'The ethical question is, at what stage do you decide that a person is not competent to make the decision?'
When they start attacking or disrupting others.
As one who did programme back then (and earlier), I can assure you that his generation sucks no more or less than did the older generation; just in different ways.
... and it sounds AWESOME!
So, the theory being: the family that's jailed together, stays together?