bio-terrorism of this nature wouldn't be catacylismic. Yes, there'd be a bit of an adjustment period, but eventually the world food supply would even out, which is all the more reason to support free trade.
A computer virus that completely shut down entire computer systems acrossed the country would be much, much more chaotic. The percentage of our economy that depends on technology is astronomical, which is all the more reason to support open source.
The steering wheel body is all carbon fiber and all the teams can do composite work like that in their sleep (I have some cool CF toys that a couple of the composite shop guys made for me, they are scary good artists with the stuff).
Umm... Right. Do you think they can make me some of these "toys"? My wife gets lonely.
with this is simply how cheap the US military is getting away with this. Instead of setting forth a proposal, taking bids, working in tandem with one of the big development houses, they offer up a rediculously small prize. If they had gone through someone like Lockheed Martin, they project would have easily cost them into the 100 million dollar range.
Oh well. Hopefully the military will get what they paid for.
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bio-terrorism of this nature wouldn't be catacylismic. Yes, there'd be a bit of an adjustment period, but eventually the world food supply would even out, which is all the more reason to support free trade.
A computer virus that completely shut down entire computer systems acrossed the country would be much, much more chaotic. The percentage of our economy that depends on technology is astronomical, which is all the more reason to support open source.
The steering wheel body is all carbon fiber and all the teams can do composite work like that in their sleep (I have some cool CF toys that a couple of the composite shop guys made for me, they are scary good artists with the stuff).
Umm... Right. Do you think they can make me some of these "toys"? My wife gets lonely.
with this is simply how cheap the US military is getting away with this. Instead of setting forth a proposal, taking bids, working in tandem with one of the big development houses, they offer up a rediculously small prize. If they had gone through someone like Lockheed Martin, they project would have easily cost them into the 100 million dollar range. Oh well. Hopefully the military will get what they paid for.