According to several historians, the armies that fought in the Civil War were the most literate armies in history up until sometime right around the year 2000
The battle of Gettysburg had a total of 200,000 combatants. Lee had 75000 men, and the Union forces had 94,000 men. Citation.
The battle of Passchendaele had 800,000 dead, wounded or captured alone. 3 million troops fought in total in the American Civil War. There were over 38 million dead, wounded or missing combatants in World War 1, and that doesn't even count how many participated. We're talking orders of magnitude more soldiers, obviously some of them were dumb as fuck.
> All in all, unless you are in perfect health and never get sick, it is much cheaper to live in Canada.
Unless you are in perfect health, and are 100% confident enough of it to not insure yourself, its still going to cost you insurance money in the USA.
I'm a junior at a top liberal arts college in the US - currently spending the year studying Part II Computer Science at Cambridge.
If you can get in (the application process is long and unnecessarily bureaucratic), there's nothing like it. It's absolutely fantastic.
Also, the drinking age is 18. Everyone loves Americans in the post-11/5 world. Cambridge is breathtakingly beautiful, and a year in Cambridge ain't exactly a bad experience to have.
Thats not relativity. The twin paradox wont degrade the mass over time. It would make it 'younger' according to the situation you described, but not lighter.
Furthermore, "evil" is a moral judgement, so, even if you're not buying into a societal definition, such as exists in a penal code, you're basing it on a religious definition. I have to disagree. Morality can exist independent of religion. Many religious people make this mistake of assuming that only religious people have morals.
I know a lot of people think Roland Piquepaille has 'reformed' because hes no longer linking to primidi, but Roland is still whoring Slashdot for ad views and the like - its just that he is now employed by zdnet. The links in the summary all link to his new blog run by zdnet.
Im not saying that its wrong to do this - but dont be fooled into thinking that his new links are somehow 'genuine' and hes not whoring as usual.
1. because suddenly you have extra hot dogs... and you wouldnt want to waste them and youre money, right? so you buy some more buns.
2. and then you have empty buns, so you buy hot dogs... which leads to...
3. ??? (hint: see 1.)
4. Profit!
Well the status is that if you are once in spy clothes (not in uniform) and in battle, your rights as a PoW are lost for the future, which is why soldiers do not do volunteer spy missions and then go back to being soldiers - if it can be proven that they were once spies, regardless of their future status in combatant clothes, they can be treated as unlawful combatants.
and Sony/BMG should jump onto iTunes quickly, cause nobody with any sense is going to be buying those CDs and sticking them in a computer to put the songs on their iPods
he said that every crime in the real world will be duplicated in cyberspace. he didnt say that every cyber crime would be a duplicate of real world crime.
go back to high school and read up on set thoery. Just because every member of set B is duplicated in set A does not mean every member of set A is a duplicate of set B.
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According to several historians, the armies that fought in the Civil War were the most literate armies in history up until sometime right around the year 2000
The battle of Gettysburg had a total of 200,000 combatants. Lee had 75000 men, and the Union forces had 94,000 men. Citation. The battle of Passchendaele had 800,000 dead, wounded or captured alone. 3 million troops fought in total in the American Civil War. There were over 38 million dead, wounded or missing combatants in World War 1, and that doesn't even count how many participated. We're talking orders of magnitude more soldiers, obviously some of them were dumb as fuck.
When will America start using SI units as the standard? Pounds don't mean anything to me.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=50000+pounds+in+kgs
> All in all, unless you are in perfect health and never get sick, it is much cheaper to live in Canada. Unless you are in perfect health, and are 100% confident enough of it to not insure yourself, its still going to cost you insurance money in the USA.
I'm a junior at a top liberal arts college in the US - currently spending the year studying Part II Computer Science at Cambridge. If you can get in (the application process is long and unnecessarily bureaucratic), there's nothing like it. It's absolutely fantastic. Also, the drinking age is 18. Everyone loves Americans in the post-11/5 world. Cambridge is breathtakingly beautiful, and a year in Cambridge ain't exactly a bad experience to have.
Thats it. Liberal software. As if it wasn't elitist enough...
I have a burka fetish. Take that, Saudi Arabia!
Thats not relativity. The twin paradox wont degrade the mass over time. It would make it 'younger' according to the situation you described, but not lighter.
I know a lot of people think Roland Piquepaille has 'reformed' because hes no longer linking to primidi, but Roland is still whoring Slashdot for ad views and the like - its just that he is now employed by zdnet. The links in the summary all link to his new blog run by zdnet.
Im not saying that its wrong to do this - but dont be fooled into thinking that his new links are somehow 'genuine' and hes not whoring as usual.
Next in Wired: Firefox as bloated as IceWeasel! Oh the horror!!!
complete? from Slashdot? you must be new here...
"I disagree with what you have to say but will fight to the death to protect your right to say it" - Voltaire.
Myspace might be horrible in your opinion but this is when if you truly believe in freedom of speech you would still support them.
The RIAA isnt legislating to force open the original door, but rather, litigate the other door shut.
1. because suddenly you have extra hot dogs... and you wouldnt want to waste them and youre money, right? so you buy some more buns. 2. and then you have empty buns, so you buy hot dogs... which leads to... 3. ??? (hint: see 1.) 4. Profit!
Well the status is that if you are once in spy clothes (not in uniform) and in battle, your rights as a PoW are lost for the future, which is why soldiers do not do volunteer spy missions and then go back to being soldiers - if it can be proven that they were once spies, regardless of their future status in combatant clothes, they can be treated as unlawful combatants.
and Sony/BMG should jump onto iTunes quickly, cause nobody with any sense is going to be buying those CDs and sticking them in a computer to put the songs on their iPods
thats what the coders thought in 1990 when they contemplated y2k as well...
he said that every crime in the real world will be duplicated in cyberspace. he didnt say that every cyber crime would be a duplicate of real world crime. go back to high school and read up on set thoery. Just because every member of set B is duplicated in set A does not mean every member of set A is a duplicate of set B.