http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-03-09/it-took-4-new-debt-create-1-gdp
Wrong.
Chris Zell wrote:
I wonder where a majority of the US public – that is currently reported as
> being unable to come up with a sudden $500 check – will get the money for
> these pipedreams.
>
The internet and the GPS are already paid for. They are profitable. They
are making huge profits, in fact
Uh… you changed the subject from legal irresponsibility of the elected over to
your OCD tech of driverless cars.
I wonder where a majority of the US public – that is currently reported as
being unable to come up with a sudden $500 check – will get the money for these
pipedreams. And then we hav
Chris Zell wrote:
> Funny how a nation can be sustained for 200+ years with a straight forward
> document such as the Constitution but cannot simplify or down size because
> of complexity as an excuse.
>
Complexity is inherent in high technology. Something like the internet, the
air traffic con
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2015/06/25/lets-recall-why-the-affordable-care-act-is-so-messed-up/?utm_term=.b1eb6dab705b
From the liberal Washington Post. Most didn’t bother to read it or much of it
and the results were typical. GM and the US government are excellen
Chris Zell wrote:
Your daughter? Interesting but irrelevant.
>
It is relevant because she had direct knowledge of some of what happened
during the drafting of the bill. Some of the reports in the mass media and
assertions that the bill was kept secret were false.
>
> It is an elected represen
Your daughter? Interesting but irrelevant.
It is an elected representative that has the moral responsibility to READ every
bill they pass – and NOT anyone else. If the matter was so well known and
vouched for then why did Pelosi say ‘vote for it to find out what’s in it”?
Clearly, many didn’t
Chris Zell wrote:
The greatest threat to the American way of life might be that things aren’t
> considered corrupt if they are legal. Thus, we have ads for prescription
> drugs on TV and Congress commonly doesn’t read bills before passage.
>
If you are referring to Obamacare, you are emphatical
The greatest threat to the American way of life might be that things aren’t
considered corrupt if they are legal. Thus, we have ads for prescription drugs
on TV and Congress commonly doesn’t read bills before passage.
Currently, there may be some investigation about dandelion root extract’s
ef
Cancer is IMO easily treated.
But the treatments don't lead to patented medicine or expensive treatments.
I have zero fear of cancer.
John
On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 10:40 AM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
> John Berry wrote:
>
> http://www.australiannationalreview.com/cancer-research-
>> fraud-claims-nob
John Berry wrote:
http://www.australiannationalreview.com/cancer-research-fraud-claims-
> nobel-prize-winner/
>
>
This article is titled:
"Most cancer research is a fraud, claims Nobel Prize Winner"
I think that title overstates what the article says. I would title it:
"Most cancer research is
http://www.australiannationalreview.com/cancer-research-fraud-claims-nobel-prize-winner/
On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 9:46 AM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
> I believe there is a great deal of corruption in academic science. Several
> cold fusion researchers, biologists and others have told me about incidents
I believe there is a great deal of corruption in academic science. Several
cold fusion researchers, biologists and others have told me about incidents
such as harassment, publishing fraudulent data, stealing data during
peer-review, and so on. Academic science has a public reputation of being
ethic
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