I was rather concerned when I accidentally spilled water on my laptop, and it stopped working. By rather concerned, read, panic. I left it under a fluorescent lamp for whatever heat I could get, and the next day, it worked. I was very happy.
See, that's the issue. That representative government doesn't adequately represent us unless we're all representatives.
However, in Greece, they had everyone participating. Everyone, meaning, every citizen.
The only way they could do that is everyone was basically a full-time legislator. The way they achieved that, was slavery.
Slavery will get the kind of democracy you want. I suggest white people for a change, it hasn't been done enough.
And while you may say that the best solution is to eliminate government, well, that's not going to last. If you eliminate government, people will reinvent it.
So, I think the best idea is to get representatives to represent us, because they've lost touch.
No, I think that's lumped into the forced fees. See, they are nice enough to call it something that's different from tuition. So they can advertise a lower tuition, maybe? Nah. Not at all.
I think you've got (at least) one thing completely backwards.
Free-thinking spirituality is compatible with science. Science in the ideal is objective (in the real, it is not). But science has better error correction than almost all forms of spirituality.
I actually did do violin for three years in elementary school. Considering after 2 months I can do the chords to a few songs on my acoustic, compared to the still cat screeches of my violin at that time...
Speaking as someone who just picked up the guitar about 2 months ago, I must say it's hard to play something genuinely bad-sounding on the guitar. Somewhat dissonant, maybe. Not good, maybe. But it takes a concerted effort to play painfully bad.
As someone who was begged to help set up at least 10 laptops on the Stony Brook University network, I must say that XP was more pleasant than Vista, where network options were hidden and more updates had to be fetched in order for the security checker to work.
Ubuntu was nigh-instant. Registered, waited for the system to accept me, I'm on.
Although I think there are simpler replicators than bacteria, PCR is creating an environment artificially that is not likely to happen, with very complex (and expensive) enzymes in abundance, and a regular heating-cooling cycle (yes I have done PCR).
Which means that something like PCR would not have spontaneously happened.
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Well, if you're good at soloing on guitar, especially fast solos, the speed of your fingers would help too.
That might also have to do with the Transmission rates
That's the password to my luggage!
I love that song. Just flat out love. It's one of the best of the Beatles.
No, don't you get it?
If you have sex in Britain, you have sex in REAL LIFE.
Watching someone play DDR is definitely more fun.
Especially if said someone is a cute girl (or guy, depending on how your attractions lie).
But, then again, most games weren't meant to be watched, they were meant to be played.
Prince of Persia is an exception.
It was actually July (for Julius Ceasar) and August (for Augustus) that came later.
I was rather concerned when I accidentally spilled water on my laptop, and it stopped working.
By rather concerned, read, panic.
I left it under a fluorescent lamp for whatever heat I could get, and the next day, it worked.
I was very happy.
See, that's the issue. That representative government doesn't adequately represent us unless we're all representatives.
However, in Greece, they had everyone participating. Everyone, meaning, every citizen.
The only way they could do that is everyone was basically a full-time legislator.
The way they achieved that, was slavery.
Slavery will get the kind of democracy you want. I suggest white people for a change, it hasn't been done enough.
And while you may say that the best solution is to eliminate government, well, that's not going to last. If you eliminate government, people will reinvent it.
So, I think the best idea is to get representatives to represent us, because they've lost touch.
And, if you feel confident enough, run.
No.
if God did not want us to eat people, why did He make them out of meat?
it's S0, and SS0
Firstly, whoever programs a sapient AI that would be severely damaged after a power outage or someone turning it off is barely sapient themselves.
Secondly, I don't believe sapience is not required in a machine to drive a car properly, and if it is, it'd better be encased properly.
Data did it with Tasha in the Naked Now.
He later mentioned his full functionality way too many times.
At the end of my most recent message from a yahoo account (yesterday)
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No, I think that's lumped into the forced fees.
See, they are nice enough to call it something that's different from tuition.
So they can advertise a lower tuition, maybe? Nah. Not at all.
My college recognizes the danger of letting infected PCs on the network, and gives out Symantec for free.
I think you've got (at least) one thing completely backwards.
Free-thinking spirituality is compatible with science. Science in the ideal is objective (in the real, it is not). But science has better error correction than almost all forms of spirituality.
I actually did do violin for three years in elementary school.
Considering after 2 months I can do the chords to a few songs on my acoustic, compared to the still cat screeches of my violin at that time...
Speaking as someone who just picked up the guitar about 2 months ago, I must say it's hard to play something genuinely bad-sounding on the guitar.
Somewhat dissonant, maybe.
Not good, maybe.
But it takes a concerted effort to play painfully bad.
Make that a flat million.
As someone who was begged to help set up at least 10 laptops on the Stony Brook University network, I must say that XP was more pleasant than Vista, where network options were hidden and more updates had to be fetched in order for the security checker to work.
Ubuntu was nigh-instant. Registered, waited for the system to accept me, I'm on.
The Asus EEE has gone up $50. This was, like, 3 days ago.
We could call it Hol-rock!
I think the DNA would denature before it would have a chance to replicate, although perhaps you are right.
PCR was still not the best example, though.
Although I think there are simpler replicators than bacteria, PCR is creating an environment artificially that is not likely to happen, with very complex (and expensive) enzymes in abundance, and a regular heating-cooling cycle (yes I have done PCR).
Which means that something like PCR would not have spontaneously happened.