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@mistersmith6000 Don't forget that every other modern intelligence agency thought he [Saddam] had them too. Oh, and so did every politician of both major U.S. political parties. Now, don't get me wrong. The nation-building exercise in Iraq was expensive and most likely (history will tell) not ...

@jpg1033 Or perhaps the answer is "one's breath".

Look on the bright side: geology is still more of a science than economics.

How do you throw the batarangs in quick succession if you have the game on PC?

@TheChiliconkarma Are you sure?

@CertainUncertainty No doubt there are limits to human knowledge. But my point is that for there to be any knowledge at all there must be some foundation of absolute standards, for example the basic rules of logic. You use the phrase "the greater the understanding". How do you know that underst...

@tina6581 Ok, so EGS/DHR technology leaves no carbon footprint and are ostensibly just as profitable as fossil fuels. This is what you're saying? If this is truly the case, then I look to see private energy companies on it. Again, I'm no expert, but if these technologies can totally supplant fo...

@megaminxmaster It is not coercion. Coercion is when someone uses force to make you homeless or to starve you. In this case, it is not force that brings about your homelessness or starvation, instead it is your own lack of work. You make yourself homeless and you starve yourself. No outside f...

@Kubrick1989 I read the data correctly. Sometimes their data is tricky to read. At the top it says (in thousands). That means you take the number that they give you and multiply it by 1000. For example, if you look at 1961 and look over at "Mining and Logging" it does not mean that 728 guys ...

It's amazing how a video can quickly attract the most ignorant slanderers on YouTube. One wonders what sort of sins the posters of these vile insults have in their closets.

@robertmike57 Sorry bud, but the knee-jerk, class-warfare rhetoric may have fooled voters years ago but not anymore. These government employees make far more than their private-sector counterparts. They cannot even do reasonable things like agree to pay 10%-15% of thier co-pays. It's not just upp...