The local parties(the one that's not very, very, very, very, very, very silly) should try to form up coalitions.
Not sure how diverse local political elections and how ambitious the smaller parties( thinking of more then just Green, constitution, and libertarian party here) are.
But i think if parties on county levels, form up to win state seats, they can then build up more rep and offer themselves as a serious alternative to the status quo, and then maybe merge officially.
Maybe a rallying points for the minute parties with a specific interest and ideology could be one the three major third parties. Call them them the nexus parties or something. Of course, this won't work if Ideological dogmas gonna reign supreme, needs to be about sharing interests and making concessions...in short in needs to be about politics, not Red.vs Blue tantrums.
So just solve locals issues, then regional issues, then state issues...THEN maybe people remember you when the federal elections are in.
You see, when the liberals of Europe became more pragmatic in their policy and ideology and moved to social-liberalism, they weren't shouted down for being commies.
Its the concept/hunt for a higher powers design in THE MATERIAL WORLD! aka "conformation bias: The game". They use their preferences to tailor the facts/evidence to their preferred narrative.
Haught does NOT! He actually understands science. He knows that the concept of god(s) is not falsifiable, and if it was it would make faith useless.
I am an atheist, but i can honestly say that some religious concepts are more logical and honest then some other religious concepts, and can still be compatible(does not interfere to me more blunt ) with human endevours in new discoveries.
At what part of that statement belongs to any Intelligent design philosophy, what he's talking about here is a very high-level, out of reach, philosophical argument, he's not using it to prove hypotheses.
MAD sometimes use stillshots from movies and adds their humorous quip onto them.
F.eks...
A stillshot of Sam Gamji holding the Star-glass and a sword looking menacing, while saying: "I'll show Gandalf how many Hobbits it takes to screw in a lightbulb!"
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Two cardinal rules of the pseudo-science method.
1. Everything looks like everything.
2. Everything is related to everything.
The local parties(the one that's not very, very, very, very, very, very silly) should try to form up coalitions.
Not sure how diverse local political elections and how ambitious the smaller parties( thinking of more then just Green, constitution, and libertarian party here) are.
But i think if parties on county levels, form up to win state seats, they can then build up more rep and offer themselves as a serious alternative to the status quo, and then maybe merge officially.
Maybe a rallying points for the minute parties with a specific interest and ideology could be one the three major third parties. Call them them the nexus parties or something. .vs Blue tantrums.
Of course, this won't work if Ideological dogmas gonna reign supreme, needs to be about sharing interests and making concessions...in short in needs to be about politics, not Red
So just solve locals issues, then regional issues, then state issues...THEN maybe people remember you when the federal elections are in.
You have it backwards, a lower profit-margins encourages expansion.
The ITC that is!
Sorry, khomunikations hard.
This is really a thought that's neither here nor there....
But, if USA were to take a loan with the World Bank, they might have to close shop.
You see, when the liberals of Europe became more pragmatic in their policy and ideology and moved to social-liberalism, they weren't shouted down for being commies.
TOW's should be an mandatory accessory for compacts to even up the odds.
The germans also had in mind to carry a "quick decisive victory", even if it meant going through Belgium.
The problem with super cruise missiles and Schlieffen plans is that they give leaders to much confidence.
Well, we didn't overthrew Euclid back in the day, just some of his postulates.
They should have dropped C64's!
You do know what Intelligent design is DON'T YOU!
Its the concept/hunt for a higher powers design in THE MATERIAL WORLD! aka "conformation bias: The game".
They use their preferences to tailor the facts/evidence to their preferred narrative.
Haught does NOT! He actually understands science. He knows that the concept of god(s) is not falsifiable, and if it was it would make faith useless.
I am an atheist, but i can honestly say that some religious concepts are more logical and honest then some other religious concepts, and can still be compatible(does not interfere to me more blunt ) with human endevours in new discoveries.
At what part of that statement belongs to any Intelligent design philosophy, what he's talking about here is a very high-level, out of reach, philosophical argument, he's not using it to prove hypotheses.
OH, he made up for it by dropping names and testifying against the "subversives".
I'm a digital engineer....I made a mint selling gold-drawn RJ-45 cables to audiophiles.
Its only relevant once they earn their first million.
IT provides no such thing!
MAD sometimes use stillshots from movies and adds their humorous quip onto them.
F.eks...
A stillshot of Sam Gamji holding the Star-glass and a sword looking menacing, while saying: "I'll show Gandalf how many Hobbits it takes to screw in a lightbulb!"
So....if that works for MAD...
Right because those goods were provided to EVERYONE!
I love the "media cover-up" mentality...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Saudi_Arabian_protests
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Bahraini_protests
(posting a wiki source because they contain shitload of references to mainstream news)
You just described Gadaffi's nepotistic regime to a tee.
Despotic murderers like him shouldn't be executed...THEY should be put in a fucking ZOO.
(inb4 "News for nerd wtf")
"We'll I didn't vote for you" -some Gnostic in the mud.
Only a marketing major could make sense of this.
I'm sure the people at Xerox Parc was pleased on behalf of their PHB's.
After that, get the three part documentary "Triumph of the nerds".
Sometimes i run it in the background for some hacker inspiration while I'm coding.