Why should he release them? Romney did, and all it bought him was a lot of people like you complaining that he took every available deduction he could (otherwise known as "obeying the law"). If he's hiding anything improper, presumably the IRS will deal with him.
Given that the lawful authorities have found nothing to squawk about, I don't see his tax returns as being anyone else's business. What do think is in them that's germane to his ability to execute his official duties as president?
I just hope the old battle-axe doesn't croak before Trump has the opportunity to trounce her. The donks might actually replace her with someone who isn't entirely vomit inducing.
And if some alien life forms interpret our efforts as an attempt at biological warfare, life on our planet might get destroyed a lot quicker than expected.
Considering we don't even have the technology to get to worlds outside the solar system yet, we'll have plenty of time to debate the ethics of seeding them....
Things get developed when they're needed. They were needed for the colliders before the MRI was developed. Had they not been, likely that work would have been done as part of MRI development.
Having the magnets available was convenient for the MRI developers, but they weren't a prerequisite. The theory behind MRI was developed independent of collider research.
Not likely. Anyway, particle physics isn't only about colliders. For example, Fermilab, former home of the Tevatron, is now primarily doing neutrino research. CERN will be around for a long, long time, even if they changed their focus away from colliders.
There's also the ILC, which is in the works, which will probably be built in Japan, and there are plans afoot for an even larger collider at CERN. But if China also wants to invest in a new collider, I have no problem with that. It's their money.
Well, it relies on the magnet technology that was developed as a byproduct of building colliders. Of course, it's not unreasonable to assume that a research project targeted at developing the magnets would have accomplished the same thing, without the expense of building the colliders.
Wait until France has elections next year. If the National Front gets in, which is a high probability, the EU can kiss France, and probably the EU itself, goodbye.
As annoying as mosquitos are, they also serve as a food source for other species. Might be a good idea to figure out where that thread leads before you pull it...
Agree. There's nothing extraordinary about a rocket exploding. I expect we'll see plenty more of them before the technology is developed sufficiently to rule them out completely. It's not even clear to me that the technology will ever be sufficiently perfect to avoid them entirely.
Exploding rockets are the cost developing the technology. While unfortunate, it's good that SpaceX is shaking out their technology and making their mistakes before they start putting people in those things.
Exactly what reason do we have to believe it was a lack of focus that was the cause of the accident? It's not like exploding rockets are unknown, and engineering tends to be an iterative process. I doubt this will be the last rocket that explodes for them.
SpaceX is experimenting and learning. Part of that is going to involve making mistakes and correcting them. It's doubtful we'll be seeing completely safe and predictable space travel in our lifetimes, if ever.
It looks like Apple is assuming Trump will be in office by next year. I doubt that they have any intention of importing their money just to get it confiscated.
What will be the incentive to produce stuff, even in an automated fashion, if nobody is going to be paying for it? Are people going to be producing stuff just for jollies?
I hope they do exactly that! The best way to tell which one is the parasite and which one is the host is to separate them and see which one dies first. Apparently you're not planning on surviving the departure of the 1%. I suspect you are entirely correct. They don't need you, you need them. You might want to keep that in mind.
Remember back in the 60s we were told that by 2000 we'd be working a 20 hours a week? It kinda worked out. Now half the population doesn't work at all, and the other half works 60 hours a week to support them.
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Now I can justify buying Apple products!
Why should he release them? Romney did, and all it bought him was a lot of people like you complaining that he took every available deduction he could (otherwise known as "obeying the law"). If he's hiding anything improper, presumably the IRS will deal with him.
Given that the lawful authorities have found nothing to squawk about, I don't see his tax returns as being anyone else's business. What do think is in them that's germane to his ability to execute his official duties as president?
Apparently they passed muster with the IRS. What else do you to know?
I've seen this one before.
I just hope the old battle-axe doesn't croak before Trump has the opportunity to trounce her. The donks might actually replace her with someone who isn't entirely vomit inducing.
Guess it turns out they were right! Whaddaya got to say about that?
And if some alien life forms interpret our efforts as an attempt at biological warfare, life on our planet might get destroyed a lot quicker than expected.
Considering we don't even have the technology to get to worlds outside the solar system yet, we'll have plenty of time to debate the ethics of seeding them....
Things get developed when they're needed. They were needed for the colliders before the MRI was developed. Had they not been, likely that work would have been done as part of MRI development.
Having the magnets available was convenient for the MRI developers, but they weren't a prerequisite. The theory behind MRI was developed independent of collider research.
http://www.two-views.com/mri-i...
Not likely. Anyway, particle physics isn't only about colliders. For example, Fermilab, former home of the Tevatron, is now primarily doing neutrino research. CERN will be around for a long, long time, even if they changed their focus away from colliders.
There's also the ILC, which is in the works, which will probably be built in Japan, and there are plans afoot for an even larger collider at CERN. But if China also wants to invest in a new collider, I have no problem with that. It's their money.
Well, it relies on the magnet technology that was developed as a byproduct of building colliders. Of course, it's not unreasonable to assume that a research project targeted at developing the magnets would have accomplished the same thing, without the expense of building the colliders.
I was thinking more of this one.
if Hillary looses, you can be sure the left will point the finger at Russia. Any election the left looses is automatically "Unfair!".
Wait until France has elections next year. If the National Front gets in, which is a high probability, the EU can kiss France, and probably the EU itself, goodbye.
Definition of "undemocratic vote" - any election the left looses.
As annoying as mosquitos are, they also serve as a food source for other species. Might be a good idea to figure out where that thread leads before you pull it...
Agree. There's nothing extraordinary about a rocket exploding. I expect we'll see plenty more of them before the technology is developed sufficiently to rule them out completely. It's not even clear to me that the technology will ever be sufficiently perfect to avoid them entirely.
Exploding rockets are the cost developing the technology. While unfortunate, it's good that SpaceX is shaking out their technology and making their mistakes before they start putting people in those things.
Exactly what reason do we have to believe it was a lack of focus that was the cause of the accident? It's not like exploding rockets are unknown, and engineering tends to be an iterative process. I doubt this will be the last rocket that explodes for them.
SpaceX is experimenting and learning. Part of that is going to involve making mistakes and correcting them. It's doubtful we'll be seeing completely safe and predictable space travel in our lifetimes, if ever.
It looks like Apple is assuming Trump will be in office by next year. I doubt that they have any intention of importing their money just to get it confiscated.
They are psychopaths, they do not care about everyone else's future just their own
Right. As if you're losing any sleep worrying about their problems.
in reality as far as they are concerned the entire would along with the rest of us can die when they die.
And I'm having a hard time seeing exactly where they're wrong about that. Care to enlighten us?
What will be the incentive to produce stuff, even in an automated fashion, if nobody is going to be paying for it? Are people going to be producing stuff just for jollies?
I hope they do exactly that! The best way to tell which one is the parasite and which one is the host is to separate them and see which one dies first. Apparently you're not planning on surviving the departure of the 1%. I suspect you are entirely correct. They don't need you, you need them. You might want to keep that in mind.
Remember back in the 60s we were told that by 2000 we'd be working a 20 hours a week? It kinda worked out. Now half the population doesn't work at all, and the other half works 60 hours a week to support them.
Dear young Remainers..
65yo+ knew rationing
75yo+ knew the Luftwaffe
90yo+ knew Panzers
They didn't "steal your future", they gave you one.