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Actually Richard Feynman and Niels Bohr did.
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.......So, I confess I never read any in-depth article about Mr. Chomski. At that time, I was more curious about characters like Tesla, Warren Zevon, President LBJ, Hollywood movies, Electrical Engineering, solid-state calculus, differential equations, Lunar and space science, dog training, dog breeding books, pheasant hunting, bow hunting, hunting pronghorn antelope with a bow, ballistics and gun magazines, sports car characteristics, auto repair, playing high-level basketball, reading tennis books, scuba diving, running in 10-mile races, riding motorcycles and reading about them, lifting weights, drinking, and general carousing. So basically, at that time, I was NOT too interested in philosophy (although as a young person, I admired Socrates .....mind AND body) or metaphysical concepts. Basically, I was NOT an intellectual, I thought of myself as a pseudo-intellectual.........and STILL do. However, I forgot that I read a book on hypnosis and then was able to hypnotize some friends, but I got scared and stopped when I had much trouble having one come OUT, a scary situation. ......NOI an intellectual.......that's my life story and it has no glory. .......Got to go now......got to Chomski on some breakfast. |
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maybe someone else had a toy Karl Marx doll |
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Of course, that paper plate will go to Ocala and get burned, adding to his fear of the dreaded CO2 |
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Hope you are NOT serious about the ACA and SS. Our gov. has already proven that they are totally inept at ANY business management. Case in point, the USPS. Social Security? Sorry, but that is in no way as efficient as privately managed investments. But, we were not speaking of pie in the sky ideas that always seem to go over like a lead balloon when it comes to gov. management. We were speaking of the evolution of personal transport. I am sure that EV's may hold a "warm" spot in the future, but in the past two hundred years, they have certainly not become the popular or affordable mode of personal transport. Now, if you wish to suggest mass transit such as what is available overseas, I might agree with the idea of our country investing in it. However, in other countries taxes have to be levied to have the gov build the infrastructure. And then taxes for subsidizing travel/commuting for the average citizen. Like it has been mentioned many times before on here, in order to have a system able to handle the massive drain of electricity power in this country, it's going to cost billions/trillions of power plant expansion. Now we have to consider the increase in HEAT and what it will do to the "climate." Science Fiction is a great past time, but pragmatic thinking is required for sensible and logical progress. And surely you do not believe that our current problem with inflation is not related to the increased price of oil in this country due to closing down the pipeline, taxes and other related focusing on forcing American citizens to move to inadequate solar, wind and battery power? Someone is sure making a lot of money off of the ignorance of our citizens. |
"I would NOT ever have a dishwasher in the house, but I will use a stove and a microwave. "
Hmm, I believe that a dishwasher uses less water than washing dishes by hand. Tip: if you are truly sincere about saving the world, use the heat package in MRE meals. No fire used, so less pollution. Don't even need to use "paper plates" either. Just eat the meals out of the packages. |
I don't consider myself to be a doom and gloomer but... the world simply cannot sustain us all, as we are. The damage that we have already done is irreversible. The climate is changing. It's been doing that for far longer than we have been on this earth but the level of pollution, ecological damage that we have brought on this earth simply cannot be un done.
How long will it be before we create something that kills at a rate, faster than we can invent a cure? Well, that's already been created. . We've taken a ball of life we call earth and turned her into a toilet that we've already flushed. No one to blame but ourselves and there's no such thing as un flushing. We just all haven't landed in the cesspool yet. |
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