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by gech 10y ago
Neo-con media has framed this very effectively, and the populace now operates within that frame
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by gech 10y ago
For those not in the know, Thomas Sowell is a conservative historian, and the US Chamber of Commerce is not as official as it sounds; it's a group that opposes government protections. Maybe you're onto something, maybe we should o
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by gech 10y ago
Consumers need protection from doctor's mistakes, plain and simple. I don't need to make an argument either. Call someone who has lost their child to a doctor's mistake.
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by gech 10y ago
Did they have a choice in their career path?
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by gech 10y ago
Bringing examples like so is important for correction.
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by gech 10y ago
And now in your current job how often are you evaluating the complexity and implementing specialized algorithms?
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by gech 10y ago
No, thats Fresh Market. Jesus, they have classical music playing
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by gech 10y ago
You're stating that a positive cancels a negative?
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by gech 10y ago
Both something that doesn't exist, and also something you've mischaracterized. Pensions are delayed payments for work already done.
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by gech 10y ago
Didn't Samsung have some phones catch on fire? Didn't Delta go down recently?
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by gech 10y ago
Maybe as humans we should be thinking bigger than things like secrets
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by gech 10y ago
I think your idea of distinction between "governments" and "corporations" is naive
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by gech 10y ago
What a defeated view. Hopefully one day those Nevada residents may see a horizon beyond the sprawling parking lot of a casino.
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by gech 10y ago
Most people aren't in tune with their body, hence a recommendation with a number, you know, as a guideline
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by gech 10y ago
Exactly what kind of tea do you drink? Is it iced tea, a brand?
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by gech 10y ago
Do you care to refute the description of that podcast you referenced as a lobbyist think tank?
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by gech 10y ago
I believe Eric Hoffer is a worthy and relevant addition to this thread. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_True_Believer
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by gech 10y ago
And then higher prices reduce the incentive for the consumer to consume.
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by gech 10y ago
Supply side is historically, systemically more enfranchised to effect reality than any given individual. You cannot stand up the individual against contemporary profit-motivated industry as equals in any argument.
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by gech 10y ago
Ad hominem
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by gech 10y ago
I thought the rise of market economics would bring about better humans because its more efficient and just generally the best system for humans?
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by gech 10y ago
Oh i guess no big deal then, can't criticize something that wasn't even made available, for god's sake. Insane
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by gech 10y ago
Just like how a new executive is brought into a failing company, the company still fails but the executive is awarded a nice severance package.
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by gech 10y ago
Doesn't have to be miniature Irvine, but growth needs to happen.
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by gech 10y ago
Is the share of the profit from this equitable though? Or do these companies take the lion's share?
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by gech 10y ago
This alone is why I wouldn't consider DVORAK. If we have to live in a top-down driven world, I'd at least be open to standards being driven that waay
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by gech 10y ago
Chinese can rip it off, or one of the big players just subsumes your idea in some way. Or it ends up trivialized as "as seen on tv"
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by gech 10y ago
Payment level is coerced. I'd pay less for everything, I don't have the ability to negotiate price like bigger players do.
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by gech 10y ago
But think of all those hopeless souls that will work for nothing for businesses to take advantage of. It must be done, market demands it.
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by gech 10y ago
You could insist on giving extra money at any business or for any service and most of them would take it.

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