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by fcsuper 10y ago
Yeah, this is fake news about fake news. I would say that this is ironic, except that this is such par for the course, it's more pointless than anything.
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One cancer drug found to make ovaries produce new eggs(news.nationalpost.com)
1 points by fcsuper 10y ago|0 comments
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by fcsuper 10y ago
Right now, this is more about searching for other life.
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by fcsuper 10y ago
The book was published around the same time as the study. I'll be keeping an eye our for newer sources. There's been a lot of interesting discoveries in recent years.
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Small stars may have Habitable Zones, but habitable planets might not be common(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
38 points by fcsuper 10y ago|10 comments
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When is a wind mill not a wind mill?(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
1 points by fcsuper 10y ago|0 comments
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Begs the question is the idiom that you aren't using wrong(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
2 points by fcsuper 10y ago|0 comments
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by fcsuper 10y ago
Google would be a good match, but dangerous to us. Salesforce would be less of a match, but not so dangerous to us. Salesforce did try to create their own similar application that never really took off.
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Dual Dimensioning and ASME Y14.5(fcsuper.com)
1 points by fcsuper 10y ago|0 comments
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by fcsuper 10y ago
The article goes into other cultures briefly. It doesn't focus on those because it took longer to discover the roundness of the Earth there. This article is focused on first discovery, and the myths about the myth (like Columbus tryi
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by fcsuper 10y ago
I don't agree with this premise. From what I learned about redistricting when I was a candidate for California's citizen redistricting board (which almost completely eliminated gerrymandering in CA because legislature no longer h
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by fcsuper 10y ago
Ah, due to the two party system that has a stranglehold on the US system and the nature of our primary system, there are A LOT of unaffiliated independent voters. There would likely be a lot of unaffiliated candidates if the number in the
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by fcsuper 10y ago
States are gripped by the gerrymandering process at all levels from state legislature all the way up to the Presidency. Literally the only exception is our Senate. If we repeal the 17th Amendment, party stranglehold on state legislatures
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by fcsuper 10y ago
That failed Amendment didn't seem important enough to the founders, but nowadays, it makes good sense. At the very least, it would have forced consideration of this issue throughout our history, rather than being able to forget about
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by fcsuper 10y ago
In the US. the President is voted upon separately, and often is the opposite of the party that runs the House of Reps. Party footprint in the House has little baring which party in the White House.
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Article 1 section 2 paragraph 3 of the US Constitution (2014)(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
94 points by fcsuper 10y ago|67 comments
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by fcsuper 10y ago
Europe kinda caused the current mess with copyright law in the first place. Current rule of copyright protection of 70 years past author's life started there. The length of time for copyright protection and the level of protection du
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The sun may help trigger strokes(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
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by fcsuper 10y ago
This article is mostly just a list of pithy standalone comments. Any one of these comments would make good subjects to talk about on their own.
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Ten Commandments are where?(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
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by fcsuper 10y ago
As per usual for Thomas Sowell, he pretends to offer insight when he actually attempts to confuse the issue. He relies on outliers and misunderstandings to make his point. For example, he says that someone who earns $200K from the sale of
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Limited lifespan of Habitable Zones around other stars(fcsuper.blogspot.com)
1 points by fcsuper 10y ago|0 comments