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There are also barriers to entry to becoming a plumber. And there's no reason a plumber couldn't easily become the CEO of his own plumbing company. People are largely in charge of their own destiny in America (as well as many other countri
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You can re-write the parable if you wish, but it no longer mirrors reality. Any reduction in tax rates is commonly decried as "Tax cuts for the Rich." No one says anything like , "the poor always win!" Obviously, a parable is only as good
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The popularity of Fox News channel indicates that most people think that the mainstream media is too left-wing.
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The font they chose for the body text looks horrible in Chrome.
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Some of us are sick of hearing about Wikileaks. And now for something slightly different.
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Throw the WikiBook at them
(washingtonpost.com)
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An excellent book on this topic is Thou Shall Prosper by Rabbi Daniel Lapin. He examines why the Jewish culture is disproportionately wealthy and much of the reason lies in their positive attitude about business.
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Then the reason you want to make money is that it is your way of keeping score in life. The money itself is obviously not desirable.
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You do that today. Because you're used to the mouse.
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I think tablets are the reason clicks no longer make as much sense as they used to. Clicks are built into our mental model because of a lifetime of using the mouse.
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Except when the world reads this diary, spies will be discovered, people will die and other countries will refuse to cooperate with the United States.
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Who says anyone is corrupt? I don't understand why having classified information automatically makes you corrupt.
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"I believe virtually anything I read, and I believe that makes me more of a selective human than someone who doesn't believe anything." - David St. Hubbins
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This seems like the Microsoft surface demos from a few years ago....
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I think we will grow old and die 500 years from now. It may be at a slower rate. I just think that stopping aging is a lot different that slowing it, and preventing death is a lot different than delaying it.
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Reminds me of the HPLD Civilization from Lem's The Cyberaid: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberiad
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The beads represented years of productivity. How many 80 year olds do you know that are not retired from their life's work? Not many.
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Is it possible that in the midst of their no-comments, no-test-cases spaghetti they introduce a few bugs that affect the results? If so, they need to release their code to be scrutinized along with their findings.
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So, your point is that baby boomers on the whole are more comfortable with emerging technology than younger generations? That's absurd on its face.
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If only your student body showed fiscal constraint, this wouldn't have worked.
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Also, the problem of hunger in the world is largely one of distribution, not production.
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However, computers have not demonstrated brilliant chess play is possible without intelligence, unless the programmers of deep blue were not intelligent.
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They could at least not stretch the images.
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Digital natives are people that can see the benefits in spite of the architecture, not because of it. They see the world as iphones and gmail, not the TCP/IP stack. They assume functionality that is mind blowing to non-natives. It's not
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They Might Be Giants
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Until Scott Brown's election last year, the Democrats could have ended any filibuster attempt immediately. Democrats had a free run for a year. For the a year and a half now, the public has been screaming for them to stop. Brown's electi
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It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried. -Churchill
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Blaming the Republicans doesn't make any sense. Democrats have the votes to do whatever they want to do, which is why it's so easy this year to hold incumbents accountable.
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High turnout will ensure his defeat. He's not listening to the Wisconsin electorate and they noticed.
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No one has brought up socialism in this campaign at all. Ron Johnson has run a specific, issue oriented campaign. His major focus is stopping the run away spending of the Obama agenda. He entered the race when Obamacare passed, because h
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