TGJ

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by TGJ 16y ago
"Deficits are just deferred taxes." That has to be one of the most depressing things that I have read this week. The logical leap off a cliff surprises me. To think that someone simply believes that government deficits are simply because
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by TGJ 16y ago
Wanting something for nothing is unhealthy. Wanting something and earning it is rewarding.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Even those are just opinionated adjectives designed to get noticed and voted.
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by TGJ 16y ago
But funny enough, your comment was voted up.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Would you care to elaborate on your sources of how there are plenty of resources left? (And despite what you say, your wrong) Does putting it in parentheses make it true? There is an upper limit on global population and resource replenishm
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by TGJ 16y ago
They do go up. Wait 20 years and it will be worth more.
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by TGJ 16y ago
You can't have a basic human right if someone else has to be involved for that something to happen.
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by TGJ 16y ago
I often wonder if it is this attitude that has caused the rise in fat and lazy people.
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by TGJ 16y ago
I find it sad that this would never happen in the US. There is so much red tape to cut through, construction projects of just simple diners takes months. Getting small cites to act and do inspections takes planning since they rarely act w
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by TGJ 16y ago
What program would I use to edit the code? Just notepad or is this specific to another language?
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by TGJ 16y ago
How is it evil exploiting stupid people? A fool and his money are soon parted are they not?
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by TGJ 16y ago
He talks about how people look down on the genre because of the foul language, but I have to wonder. Would Gates and Buffet and the rest of the business world put up with a foul mouthed individual? I very much doubt that he talks like he
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by TGJ 16y ago
You've got the name but it doesn't seem you have the philosophy that goes with it.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Everyone else would find every available loophole they could given the chance. People just get mad because they are not the ones benefiting. It's human psyche to keep other people down if you're not going up.
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by TGJ 16y ago
I will now work snafu into all my conversations for the next week. Great article.
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by TGJ 16y ago
That's what I've heard from my professors. Bachelor level gets you working in the lower levels with the possibility to move up fairly small. Masters get working making more money and are the ones considered for promotions over any others
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by TGJ 16y ago
It's still the same. You think it's the right thing to do to see everyone else better off and that's great. I'm glad for ya. I think the better question would be, what about the person that does not want to give their life for others? Ho
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by TGJ 16y ago
I think you are right that it does go on like that forever but I think the reason for that is in the end, everything is selfish. But. It's not bad to be selfish. The reason it loops is because you accept that being selfish is ok, you str
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by TGJ 16y ago
In the short term, people get divorces and bail all the time do they not? In the long term, I made a commitment to myself by procreating, that I would take care of the resulting child. My own honor, which feels good to uphold, keeps me wit
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by TGJ 16y ago
Everything is a transaction at the simplest level. You have friends because it makes you feel good. You wouldn't keep them if it made you feel bad would you? You give because you think it's right and when you do something right, it makes
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by TGJ 16y ago
I'm on the fence about using data to try and decide moral guidelines. In a sense, you want to remove the responsibility of making a decision yourself about proper courses of action and leave it to studies and derived 'data'. Have we all l
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by TGJ 16y ago
On the other hand, if you are not worried about social connections and want to find extra time in the day to do what you want after your job, then this advice is good. You want to connect with people so you are finding the extra time. This
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by TGJ 16y ago
This guy I think is coming from the angle that if the time with others is not beneficial to you, then there are better ways to spend that time. I think if you look at what you think is your other times, you'll find that those times have be
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by TGJ 16y ago
If you are not willing to risk anything for your beliefs, you do not deserve the benefit of your beliefs.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Here I was thinking it was satire.
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by TGJ 16y ago
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2010/sep/14/costs-of-wearin... "Curious, they used MRI and saw that the Achilles’ tendon compensated for muscle fiber length. The tendon was significantly thicker and stiffer in high-heel wearers."
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by TGJ 16y ago
The interesting thing about the body is, when you damage one area, lots of times another area feels the pain. When you support yourself day in and day out with the wrong shoe, your back has to work harder to pick up the slack. The average
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by TGJ 16y ago
I've always found sci-fi to be examples of upcoming technology and their possible implications on humanity.
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by TGJ 16y ago
The US decided to do some charity work and supply Haiti with rice after the earthquake. Now the rice market is collapsing in Haiti. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11472874
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by TGJ 16y ago
I think they want to make it happen all the time.

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