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On Feb 1, 2010, at 3:45 PM, S. Artesian wrote:
Fossil fuels provide 98% of the
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Global warming makes trees grow at fastest rate for 200 years
By Steve Connor,
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It only amounts to attempts to justify the skewed austerity policies being
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brad bauerly wrote:
It only amounts to attempts to justify the skewed austerity
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Btw, I discovered that the film with English subtitles can be
viewed on Youtube:
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Arguments from authority may be correct or incorrect. The point is
evaluating what
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nada wrote:
The Western NGO and Green movement are purveyors, generally, of the
All of these systems are very easy-to-use from a customer standpoint, they
are fast, and they lower the cost of doing business and should therefore
lead to lower prices. All of that is good, so these automated systems
will
proliferate rapidly.
The problem is that these systems will
I refuse to use self-checkouts under any circumstances. Well, I've
done it on Amtrak, but not in supermarkets or drug stores. Hopefully,
live cashiers will not be eliminated completely.
At 12:12 PM 2/2/2010, waistli...@aol.com wrote:
Robots like these will come into our lives much more
In a message dated 2/2/2010 9:29:43 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
_rdum...@autodidactproject.org_ (mailto:rdum...@autodidactproject.org)
writes:
I refuse to use self-checkouts under any circumstances. Well, I've done it
on Amtrak, but not in supermarkets or drug stores. Hopefully, live
Re:Robotic Nation by Marshall Brain
It used to be we would lament the massive loss of higher-paying jobs.
Now we are supposed to display our solidarity with all the people
affected by the loss of lower-paying, non-union jobs. Here in Japan
there has been much shift away from normal retail into
I remember Johnstown, PA and its male population all
having styled haircuts (variations on the 70s shag with waves, that
made them all look strangely enough like Canadian hockey players).
I should have explained, this profusion of styled hairdos was a result of
so many wives, girlfriends and
JF:Also, the US by the mid-1970s was being
perceived as starting to lose the cold
war. Soviet-backed national liberation
movements were making progress in
Africa, Latin America and elsewhere.
The Vietnam War itself, had left the
US exhausted with the American
public less than eager to see US
Marshall Brain describes an experience being repeated millions of time by
the American people as a whole. An experience and leap in thinking that was
the results of a visit to McDonald's. We argued over McDonalds on this very
list, as this corporation revolutionized its instruments of production
One more thing about McDs.
At the retail level, guess what makes them the most money? Well, you
might think large-sized
set meals, and that is getting close. But the most profitable item is
soft drinks. But think about it,
they share the profits with Coca Cola and its distributors, and yet
soft
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