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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Huh? How do initial property rights get started then?
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
<code style="overflow: scroll; width: 40em;"><font color="#5a5a5a"> * Privatization of large public **snip** by a gigantic war-mongering government. </font></code>
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
You just did the same thing.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>Windows Media Player, which for some reason has a reputation of bloatedness The reason is that when it came out it was competing with WinAmp 1.x which was the antithesis of sluggish.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Countries have private ownership of their roads with respect to other countries, and they all have their own markings, traffic laws, etc.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Microsoft was ruthless when they were early stage; that is how they got to where they are.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
I don't see the words "except for pollution" anywhere in your post.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-range_eggs
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Ayn Rand it and just allow private ownership of the roads everywhere. Totally ad-hoc, with non-standard markings, conventions, and traffic "laws" that would show up in your road contract. You would have to read the road contract everytim
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
This is simple copyright infringement, which is distinct from plagiarism. However, I have another complaint. Why a plain text file? I don't want to have to download some bloated reader just to read this thing. Can someone print to pdf an
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
You should read some John Dewey if you haven't, his philosophy meshes well with your's.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
seems like a candidate for inline assembly.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Don't forget to mention that the only thing egg producers have to do to claim they are "free range" is put a tiny chicken door on the factory building.
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Remember, CATO comments on more than rent control or TANF (nuclear indemnity)(cato.org)
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Cars without catalytic converters are cheaper than cars with them...
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>That's right. It's 300 dollars. Wow; apparently my old highschool should sell the chairs in lunchroom to raise a quick million dollars.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>I doubt it pays to be ruthless when you have nothing to back it up. Did the market cap of Microsoft suddenly drop while I wasn't looking or something?
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Certainly not Ayn Rand; she thought it would be here yesterday.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Hydroelectric?
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>Caffeine, sugar, salt and all unhealthy foods are now banished from my diet. I hope he meant "unhealthy levels of salt" and not just "salt".
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Yes, and you should read a little less Ayn Rand and broaden the thoughts you allow yourself to think =P.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Good catch; nonetheless, they aren't saying we're spending less on Christmas presents than we did in say, 1950.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>As the credit system eases, historically low interest rates also augur debt refinancing and constructive access to credit for those with good histories and for small business creation in the year ahead. As though we can just "augur" th
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Couldn't make much sense of the results =). You should add a snippit to the wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPSP on it =).
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Just put a pillow (or two) under your knees when on a hammock.
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
>"The most obvious spillover effect of the telecoms boom was that the oversupply sent the price of internet traffic plunging. That made the economics of bandwidth-gobbling services, such as internet video, much more attractive. The rapi
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
You pay in after-tax dollars as an individual, right?
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
Just curious, with current imaging techniques, can computers even distinguish inhibitory neurons from excitatory neurons?
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by anewaccountname 18y ago
This was a record year: up 2% over last year, which itself was a record year. It is just that "2%" is a smaller increase than ever before. That is actually surprising; last year everyone had huge, fake, bubble-wealth; this year they don't
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Dean Baker on "The Sin in Doing Good Deeds"(prospect.org)
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