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Didn't chaos theory grow out of weather forecasters being humbled by what
their super computers were suggesting from simulations? Didn't it have to
do with what happened when the number of decimal places being used were
increased or decreased. Aren't measurements always approximations?
Also,
The global revolt against corporate globalization has begun:
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Organization: Karnataka State Farmers Association
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This article contains very little that is new but it does serve to
remind us of why commodity prices are so low, while retail prices
remain high. It should also give food for thought to those who still
believe that corporate free trade is a boon to all.
Caspar Davis
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With farmers burning Monsanto's test fields of GM cotton and this
boycott, the rebellion against the corporate enclosure of genetic
material has begun. I urge all Georgists and other right thinking
people to participate in any way that they feel is appropriate.
Caspar Davis
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Also, perhaps Jay should be more humble when he speaks with such
confidence about empirical science. The history of science is full of
Just to keep the resord straight, the scientific method isn't perfect, but
it's the best we have.
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From: Caspar Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe that a much more satisfying life is possible by substituting
friends, community, conversation and caring for stuff. I largely
If we don't follow Caspar's advise, there may not be ANY life a hundred
years from now -- let alone "satisfying life".
At 11:12 AM 12/1/98 -0800, Caspar Davis wrote:
With farmers burning Monsanto's test fields of GM cotton and this
boycott, the rebellion against the corporate enclosure of genetic
material has begun. I urge all Georgists and other right thinking
people to participate in any way that they feel is
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Date: Tue, 01 Dec 1998 14:31:57 -0700
From: Chris Gibbons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Corporate Welfare
Time magazine published the third of a series on corporate welfare
last week. This article focused on Seaboard Corp. of Boston
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Subject: [41] Southern Africa Faces 'Disaster' as AIDS Spreads - L.A. Times
Southern Africa Faces 'Disaster' as AIDS Spreads
Los Angeles Times - Tuesday, December 1,
I've done some tentative impure requirements analysis for a simulation
of the world economy. I say impure because I can't get design ideas
out of my head. It is probably best to admit this up front and also
to hint broadly at what these design ideas are.
Currently I envision this project as
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