join klik rupiah (PTC INDONESIA) asli indonesia 1 klik Rp 100, 10x= Rp
1000, 20 ref = Rp 1 dibayar per Rp 5 lewat BCA atau Mandiri.
Daftarnya Gratis... semua bisa tanya-jawab di forumnya, bisa beli
refferal pake rupiah juga, asyik banget deh. buruan daftar kita
ramaikan PTC INDONESIA.
Hey, so no one has remarked on the mention of David
Brin's _The Transparent Society_ in Scientific American?
The September issue is about privacy, and the editor's
introduction says:
"...In his book _The Transparent Society_, David Brin
argues that the modern conception of privacy is historically
While I see far more to dislike about John McCain than
there is to like... his history of vicious anger, the
fact that he never administered more than 60 men,
once, for a year and did badly, the fact that he has
always acted like an
entitled-though-oedepally-frustrated son of a high
achieving fathe
On 24 Aug 2008, at 21:19, Dan M wrote:
> If the land produces enough food for the people in a country to live
> on,
> then the problem of actual starvation goes down. Zimbabwe is a good
> example
> of this: it was a food exporter before governments took the farms
> away from
> experienced
On 24 Aug 2008, at 22:42, Alberto Vieira Ferreira Monteiro wrote:
> David Brin wrote:
>>
>> But of course I am distracted by the elections, hoping
>> we'll at last save America and civilization from a
>> criminal gang. (What we're seeing -- including the
>> outright and direct theft of half a tr
>Now I'm curious - what's so wrong about McCain (beyond his
>killing of McAbel)?
Well, I'm not sure if you meant that as a serious question -- but for starters,
how about the fact that McCain has shown himself to be a shallow, venal,
opportunistic political hack who is willing to cozy up the v
David Brin wrote:
>
> But of course I am distracted by the elections, hoping
> we'll at last save America and civilization from a
> criminal gang. (What we're seeing -- including the
> outright and direct theft of half a trillion dollars
> -- goes far beyond regular issues of mere left or
> right.
>
> I'm going to disagree a little bit here. While food aid can have some
> immediate positive benefits compared to doing nothing, it can also
> create a long-term problem for the recipient countries. Food aid as it
> is currently structured is primarily a way of benefiting farmers in the
> dono
