IsThisObvious

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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
To quote (or paraphrase) a military commander: technology is a force multiplier. What we're actually seeing is the cusp of a very important transition, where currently governments can afford to do all these kinds of things (and large c
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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
> I'm open to suggestions for specific action items. I'm extremely unsure of what I can do to help cause change. I'd argue that everything we're seeing is largely a symptom of the poor government structure in general,
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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
More interesting if you could make a mechanical one that would remove one envelope and forward the letter. Then each data facility could reasonably process a few thousand letters a day, batching them for the postal service. After a few roun
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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
He shouldn't be. The real reaction of the American public isn't the talking that happens now. Or the next month. Or the next year. It's that people like me, who are young and have decades of time we're going to put in to
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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
> The only problems I can see is that the two lines will very quickly become "pink or ponies for girls" and "dark or soldiers for boys. Just so I'm clear, I'm entirely against this. What I /do/ support
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by IsThisObvious 13y ago
> But critics wonder, would it be so hard for Lego to develop — even market — toys for girls and boys to enjoy together? The article cites that Lego itself has noticed, through empirical testing, that the two groups (statistically speaki