joey-bob

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by joey-bob 8y ago
A large portion of this problem was addressed by the Integral Fast Reactor concept developed in the late 1980s.
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by joey-bob 8y ago
I suppose you are correct. Similar to the original comment, who was shocked coming from a European perspective to US, I was a bit shocked coming from an East Coast perspective, and have made too broad a generalization. What areas would you
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by joey-bob 8y ago
I lived in San Diego, and would visit friends in LA somewhat frequently. My interpretation is based off of my experiences in the northern slice of the area, San Bernardino to Venice Beach. Also I had to drive through LA to go anywhere, whic
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by joey-bob 8y ago
The only place where I've lived that didn't have yards, parks within walking distance, and could be considered overcrowded was in California. I briefly visited Dallas once, and I could see that as being similar.
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by joey-bob 8y ago
Where do you live in the US? It sounds like California, specifically the concrete desert of LA.
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by joey-bob 8y ago
Do you exist before birth, in some other pool of souls?
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by joey-bob 8y ago
I can't read Greek or Latin so I don't have access to the primary sources, but it is my understanding that nationalism was a prevalent part of political life in antiquity, particularly from the death of Alexander through to the en
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by joey-bob 8y ago
I suppose I forgot to state my original point. Let's hold all else equal, and look at the labor pool divided into two categories, urbanism and ruralism. Suburbs lie on the ruralism side for this comparison. The labor pool is of course
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by joey-bob 8y ago
In my experience, your fundamental assumption about what "techies" want is at least partially flawed. Not that no one in tech wants bike Lanes, public transit, and authentic South Indian cuisine. In fact, I wouldn't be surpri
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by joey-bob 8y ago
Things sound very difficult out west. Rent can be had for under $500 in many southeastern cities. That being said, most of the newish industrial jobs are out in rural areas. Although Doreen Michele seems to be referencing online jobs, so I