He must be white; nobody ever calls anybody else out for their racism, and insists that they should "expect negative consequences", and compares them to nazis.
Yes, that's how some "Progressives" are; they're just as horrible as the extremists on the far right.
"A provision to extend the controversial USA Patriot Act to 2017 was also appended by the House of Representatives."
No wonder people are disgusted with Congress, what a bunch of incompetent fools.
the technological advances made in this entirely voluntary endeavor.
People like him have always been around.
Fortunately their stagnation is offset by people who are motivated to actually do something that means something.
People need to understand that the police can and do, as a matter of course, lie. They're liars. To do their job, they lie, and you have no recourse if you talk to them and respond to a lie with anything that can even remotely be used against you. You can't even be sure you are talking to an officer, they can lie about that too.
Which has the effect of making people have increasing contempt and distrust for law enforcement - because you SHOULD have contempt and distrust for them.
Oh and your little definition of "entrapment" is bullshit, BTW.
Given how little posters here seem to be aware of the history of technological development and science in general though, I'm leaning towards the E-Cat being legitimate.
It certainly wouldn't be the first time a major technological breakthrough in the material sciences left academics and technicians who are wanna be researchers and experimenters befuddled and expressing frustration at their own relative lack of success and impotence.
A recent example I recall would be the Japanese company that had a special capacitor electrolyte formula, which they kept as a trade secret. A competitor stole it, not aware that their internal documentation included intentional errors in that documentation.
When a competitor stole the documentation and produced millions of caps based on it, that had a high failure rate, we ended up with motherboards loaded with bad caps for years.
Patent protection doesn't make people rich beyond imagination - that's an idiotic assertion that only a fool would make. Patent protection works well for organization that have a fortune to spend on armies of lawyers. The lone inventor and most corporations have trade secrets to protect their investments in their research.
To claim trade secrets are akin to fraud is to be entirely unaware of reality.
A mystery that "science" is thus far incapable of grasping, and reluctant to properly investigate. It's been YEARS now and this has been outright dismissed by "science".
"It's highly unlikely that the world can safely produce almost five times as much electricity by 2035 as it does nowâ"which is what it would take to provide everyone with a circa-2010 American standard of living, according to a calculation by University of Colorado environmental studies professor Roger Pielke Jr. "
We need a national grid that does load shifting across time zones, so that peak usage is just a matter of shifting power where it's not needed, to where it is.
Short-term, sure, so long as you have cheap petro-chemical derivatives and a massive distribution system for it to dump into the soil chemical fertilizers.
But what happens when you destroy the microbial diversity of the soil, and what happens when you manage to loose the topsoil over time ? And what happens as the petrochemical derivatives become increasingly prohibitively inevitably expensive ?
You're seriously going to compare industrial-scale agriculture with automation and technologies with our ancestors using manual labor and animals ?
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He must be white; nobody ever calls anybody else out for their racism, and insists that they should "expect negative consequences", and compares them to nazis.
I'd scrutinize very closely anything LinkedIn is pushing.
Yes, that's how some "Progressives" are; they're just as horrible as the extremists on the far right.
"A provision to extend the controversial USA Patriot Act to 2017 was also appended by the House of Representatives."
No wonder people are disgusted with Congress, what a bunch of incompetent fools.
at work in human brains...
So the human brain runs Windows 8 ?
violent reactions to herself, then uses that to get all the attention her mental illness compels her to seek out.
"Media" promotes her mentally ill agenda because it gets clicks.
Nothing new here at all.
the technological advances made in this entirely voluntary endeavor.
People like him have always been around.
Fortunately their stagnation is offset by people who are motivated to actually do something that means something.
We do "kill our problems" without any due process. We use drones and other people to do our dirty work for us.
People need to understand that the police can and do, as a matter of course, lie. They're liars. To do their job, they lie, and you have no recourse if you talk to them and respond to a lie with anything that can even remotely be used against you. You can't even be sure you are talking to an officer, they can lie about that too.
Which has the effect of making people have increasing contempt and distrust for law enforcement - because you SHOULD have contempt and distrust for them.
Oh and your little definition of "entrapment" is bullshit, BTW.
People on cell phones run lights all the time...
either way.
Given how little posters here seem to be aware of the history of technological development and science in general though, I'm leaning towards the E-Cat being legitimate.
It certainly wouldn't be the first time a major technological breakthrough in the material sciences left academics and technicians who are wanna be researchers and experimenters befuddled and expressing frustration at their own relative lack of success and impotence.
No, you're wrong.
A recent example I recall would be the Japanese company that had a special capacitor electrolyte formula, which they kept as a trade secret. A competitor stole it, not aware that their internal documentation included intentional errors in that documentation.
When a competitor stole the documentation and produced millions of caps based on it, that had a high failure rate, we ended up with motherboards loaded with bad caps for years.
Patent protection doesn't make people rich beyond imagination - that's an idiotic assertion that only a fool would make. Patent protection works well for organization that have a fortune to spend on armies of lawyers. The lone inventor and most corporations have trade secrets to protect their investments in their research.
To claim trade secrets are akin to fraud is to be entirely unaware of reality.
A mystery that "science" is thus far incapable of grasping, and reluctant to properly investigate. It's been YEARS now and this has been outright dismissed by "science".
"Establishment gonna fall down and go boom."
Dr Ruth Leavitt - The Andromeda Strain (1971)
Where have these "experts" been the last 25 years ?
He's a piece of shit.
Along with everybody that also too part in criminal activities with him.
It's really just that simple.
...are exactly the kind of people that should never, under any circumstances, have any authority over the public whatsoever.
Yeah, our coastal cities are in ruins.
Not because we're "free".
"It's highly unlikely that the world can safely produce almost five times as much electricity by 2035 as it does nowâ"which is what it would take to provide everyone with a circa-2010 American standard of living, according to a calculation by University of Colorado environmental studies professor Roger Pielke Jr. "
We need a national grid that does load shifting across time zones, so that peak usage is just a matter of shifting power where it's not needed, to where it is.
Then i makes sense to wait !
Mmm, tandoori chicken !
Is the moon even large enough to put Russia on ?
Short-term, sure, so long as you have cheap petro-chemical derivatives and a massive distribution system for it to dump into the soil chemical fertilizers.
But what happens when you destroy the microbial diversity of the soil, and what happens when you manage to loose the topsoil over time ? And what happens as the petrochemical derivatives become increasingly prohibitively inevitably expensive ?
You're seriously going to compare industrial-scale agriculture with automation and technologies with our ancestors using manual labor and animals ?
That's a classic fallacy for sure.
To be fair, that's how you'd get the most jail-time !
I think most people noted that you Misquoted entirely out of context.
No wonder you're AC !