People don't make major choices about their broad vocations simply on money
It is really what is important to the person. Some people really want the big house+car+etc... and do not care that they have a soul sucking job as long as they have the big paycheck at the end of the day. Other people need more satisfaction out of their job than just the paycheck.
But they aren't going to choose between software engineer and doctor
Wrong:) 10 years of IT and I just quit to go back to med school. The whole thing depends on what you find important, rewarding, and ultimately what you want to say about yourself at the end of your life. Obviously you need to make *some* amount of money to eat and pay the bills, but there is a much smaller lower bound on this money than mass market consumerism would have you believe.
I, for one, am glad to see that Google is joining the ranks of pirates. I see this more as a pro-active protection against the dangers of global warming. As we all know we have scientific evidence that global warming is inversely proportional to the number of pirates on the planet, so any additional pirates that we have is extra security for our polar ice caps.
I am glad to see that Google has finally been touched by His noodley appendage.
Wiley's law is just the tip of the iceberg that shows just how fractured and inconsistent the so-called "Theory of Gravity" is. Intelligent falling provides a much more complete and scientifically based explanation than any secular gravatist could hope for:
Now a woman can choose her path - career, stay-at-home mother, or even both, and it is that choice that we support.
IMHO -- In this sense women have much more freedom than men do. When a child comes along, how many men get asked whether they want to have a career, be a stay at home father, or both? Not that it doesn't happen, but I would not call it a social norm to for a man to have these kinds of options.
My tea almost hit my monitor after reading the poster, the title, the contents, and the.sig. Thanks for the laugh. Although I feel somewhat dirty for it afterwards. But I guess that's the way cheap thrills go...
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If the install media is saying *anything* to you, you should try laying off the acid for a bit...
Want to find out how much caffeine can kill you? Try this site:
Death by caffeine
Except in Nebraska?
You, sir, must mean Intelligent Falling.
People don't make major choices about their broad vocations simply on money
:) 10 years of IT and I just quit to go back to med school. The whole thing depends on what you find important, rewarding, and ultimately what you want to say about yourself at the end of your life. Obviously you need to make *some* amount of money to eat and pay the bills, but there is a much smaller lower bound on this money than mass market consumerism would have you believe.
It is really what is important to the person. Some people really want the big house+car+etc... and do not care that they have a soul sucking job as long as they have the big paycheck at the end of the day. Other people need more satisfaction out of their job than just the paycheck.
But they aren't going to choose between software engineer and doctor
Wrong
Strong on national defense, fiscally conservative, and socially liberal.
Isn't this the definition of libertarian?
Mod parent up. Excellent article on the NSA wiretapping travesty.
If you know what the turbo button does, you're doing pretty good.
Does this mean that intelligent design is inherently evil?
Scientists hope to learn how Venus, which is similar to Earth in size, mass and composition, evolved so differently over the last 4.6 billion years.
Evolution -- Bah! Clearly this is scientific proof of unintelligent design...
I, for one, am glad to see that Google is joining the ranks of pirates. I see this more as a pro-active protection against the dangers of global warming. As we all know we have scientific evidence that global warming is inversely proportional to the number of pirates on the planet, so any additional pirates that we have is extra security for our polar ice caps.
I am glad to see that Google has finally been touched by His noodley appendage.
RAmen
Wiley's law is just the tip of the iceberg that shows just how fractured and inconsistent the so-called "Theory of Gravity" is. Intelligent falling provides a much more complete and scientifically based explanation than any secular gravatist could hope for:
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/39512
And yes -- this post is a JOKE folks.
<grammar-nazi>
I may not be "hip" on "street" "lingo", but isn't a hoe a garden implement, whereas a ho is the slang word for a prostitute?
</grammar-nazi>
Although it is funny to think of JT going around hitting some random garden tools...
IMHO -- In this sense women have much more freedom than men do. When a child comes along, how many men get asked whether they want to have a career, be a stay at home father, or both? Not that it doesn't happen, but I would not call it a social norm to for a man to have these kinds of options.
One looks like the Terminator, the other one looks like the governor of California.
I think you mean Mikerowesoft.
That happened to a chair I sat on once. And there I was, hoping that I had gotten a wish instead...
My tea almost hit my monitor after reading the poster, the title, the contents, and the .sig. Thanks for the laugh. Although I feel somewhat dirty for it afterwards. But I guess that's the way cheap thrills go...
You forgot the $10,000 payment to charity...
My genetic information will spread!
I'm sorry, but that genetic information is patented material. Any derivative works are the property of Hyperglobalmegacorp.
Okay, how do they date dinosaur remains,
That certainly takes necrophilia to a new low...
There are a number of creation theories
Of course the best one (objectively speaking) is FSM: http://www.venganza.org/
May you be touched by his noodly appendage.
RAmen.
I find your lack of faith....disturbing.
Don't forget the lethality of dihydrogen monoxide...
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http://www.dhmo.org/truth/Dihydrogen-Monoxide.htm
I am going to wait until the 2.1 release comes out. Gives them time to get all the bugs out of the .0 release...