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18 Spectacularly Wrong Prophecies from the First Earth Day
(fee.org)
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* Courtesy the American Society of Civil Engineers
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Getting rid of lead pipes would do little. Flint is a special case because the city did not add the proper anti-corrosion chemicals to the system when they switched water supplies. Probably every old city in the nation still has lead pipes,
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Spending on make-work projects would probably be GDP negative at this point. The diminishing returns on such projects have probably completely diminished. Everyone has roads, electricity, plumbing, etc.
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I'm not sure what European values even are. Europe used to be the land of the enlightenment. That seems to have regressed substantially lately.
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Nice cherry picking. According to Pfizer's actual SEC filings, for 2015, 2014, and 2013, the company paid 22%, 25%, and 27% respectively. http://services.corporate-ir.net/SEC/Document.Service?id=P3V...
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11y ago
Aren't outlets of the free press primarily corporations?
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Told by whom? An Indian online chat customer service rep? Some sort of account executive?
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"Resource Action." That's even worse than my previous corporate cog job where they called it a RIF, "Reduction in Force." Who sits around and justifies themselves by coming up with idiotic terms like this?
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How Hackers Stole $100M from the New York Fed
(zerohedge.com)
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He probably got reprimanded for interrupting some general's solitaire game.
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According to the Paul Krugmans and other neo-Keynesians, it would be an economic boon. Imagine all the destruction that would need to be re-built!
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11y ago
So media companies (corporations) shouldn't have freedom of speech?
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A Teachable Moment: To the Young Person Who Complained About Her Job/Pay at Yelp
(charleshughsmith.blogspot.com)
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True, but with the addition of the second amendment through DC v Heller, all of the bill of rights now applies to the states (expect, maybe, for the third amendment).
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Still works for me.
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Yet US policy makers thought that "this time it'll be different."
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Really? Kicking the hornet's nest didn't cause the problem? The hornets are the problem?
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Losing love has been the most unexpectedly devastating thing I've experienced.
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Flint Officials Could Have Prevented Lead Crisis for $80 a Day
(mintpressnews.com)
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"People today are unhappy. Our working conditions are deteriorating and we are starting to feel like slaves. Our rents or mortgages are massive and we cannot afford to lose our jobs. People are no longer allowed to be themselves becaus
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11y ago
It's easy to take five minutes to search the online US trademark database before settling on a name. Of course that's not exhaustive, but it would have avoided this situation.
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Authoritarians like control just for the sake of control.
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So if someone is willing to teach a class for $2000 per semester, they shouldn't be allowed to? I've tried to get into adjunct teaching, but there are so many applicants that it's almost impossible. Supply and demand. Adjunct
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Futurist.
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But of course your experiences and hardships shaped who you are as a person too.
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With the happy side effect that $billions are not going to Saudi Arabia, the ISIS that succeeded.
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"Throughout human history, the old have subsidised the young." Is that true though? Having lots of kids so they can work on the farm and mom and dad living with you until they die?
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The unemployment rate of those 55+ is 3.2% while the rate for those 20-24 is 9.4%. God help you if you're a teen, where the unemployment rate is 16.1%. http://www.bls.gov/web/empsit/cpseea10.htm
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"Its investment in Ravel, a for-profit corporation, via its XFund venture capital arm, and its subsequent contract with Ravel to earn "proceeds" (HLS’s term) from that relationship, involves profit." Unrelated Business I
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