At 2:14 PM 3/7/5, Jones Beene wrote:
Horace,
In the US the cost of litigation and medical care also
push inflation, as
will the falling dollar due to debt financing and trade
deficits.
I was surprised to find out, when you do the breakdown, that
the major cost component (except for new
It may be that malpractice insurance and unnecessary tests are inflating
medical costs, but the largest cause of skyrocketing costs is quite clear:
medicine is much more effective than it used to be. Countless diseases and
conditions that could not be treated in the past can now be cured or
John Steck wrote:
I agree with Horace. Why
give basic creativity the advantage of years of
experience or implantation knowledge. There is such a thing as
planting a
seed. While there is little doubt to the sincere altruism of
the regular
contributors, the same can not be said for all the
At 10:23 AM 3/8/5, Jed Rothwell wrote:
I disagree. Perhaps it does not mean much, but I can dream up
countermeasures as easily as I invented the problem in the first place. Of
course the countermeasures would not be perfect, anymore than our defenses
against conventional crime are. Some people
Horace
I think it starts with government creating or printing
money it doesn't have...
On that even more basic level of inflation, we both agree...
... and probably you too understand why a warped but updated
version of the Wizard of Oz has a little more than passing
relevance to the current
Horace Heffner wrote:
I'll just say it again.
You haven't thought this through far enough.
I do not see how a world government would be any better at dealing with
terrorist threats than national governments are. On the contrary, if a
world government resembles the emerging E.U. government, it
Hi John,
Yet that is precisely what is being suggested, planting the seed.
Jed loves his historical ref's; in this case one giant glaring one comes
to mind. It was pretty well understand by the beginning of
WWII that atomic energy was possible, although whether it
could be made into a practical
There are many who believe this is already underway. Google 'implant' and 'milab' for returns like this one:
http://www.alienjigsaw.com/yk2/milab.html
One other point, nationalism is a dinosaur which must ultimately succumb to a unified world. If there *is* a Galactic Federation, we will never
Well just about all experts agree the global warming
is real, yet it too doesn't exist. I'm beginning
to see a theme developing here...
When the US government started down the path
to Hiroshima, all the books about atomic energy
were pulled from the public libraries. I suspect
the official
its true that there is more treatment available, but heres the thing.
its NOT that expensive. an average 10k dollar surgery actually costs,
in terms of materials and salarya and other overhead, maybe 1500.
there is a MASSIVE price increase, because, well, pay or die. and as
medical care as we
- Original Message -
From: Terry Blanton
There are many who believe this is already underway.
Google 'implant' and 'milab' for returns like this one:
http://www.alienjigsaw.com/yk2/milab.html
Also, note the steady advance (and hot stock picks) in the
field called RFID.
Applying
Jones Beene wrote:
Under the guise of
anti-terrorism, and/or anti-crime, within
a short time (shorter than you can imagine) we will be
implanted, starting with children (via painless injection at
birth) with a nano-computer/transmitter/controller. What
parent would not want the perfect solution
Dunno, I took the blue pill long ago.
I agree with you with one exception: the SSN will be displaced by an imbedded IP address in the RFID.
Read 'Neuromancer' by Gibson.Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, at least its better than the tank-containmentsituation, seen at the beginning of
leaking pen wrote:
its true that there is more
treatment available, but heres the thing.
its NOT that expensive. an average 10k dollar surgery actually
costs,
in terms of materials and salarya and other overhead, maybe 1500.
there is a MASSIVE price increase, because, well, pay or die. and
as
its not just that. the hospitals themselves inflate costs. ambulance
services, they charge outrageous rates, such as 50 dollars for a 1.50
triangular bandage. why? becuase the INSUREANCE companies are going
to pay for it. they know theyll get their money.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 14:48:16 -0500,
leaking pen wrote:
its not just that. the
hospitals themselves inflate costs. ambulance
services, they charge outrageous rates, such as 50 dollars for a
1.50
triangular bandage. why? becuase the INSUREANCE companies are
going
to pay for it. they know theyll get their
money.
Right, of course. But
Terry Blanton wrote:
He said the sun is powered by
fusion:
He was probably right, too.
I was going to comment on this. It is astounding to think that the person
who first figured out how the Sun works was still alive in 2005. This
shows how short the history of science has been. The most
the funny part is, thats not actually a joke. there IS a lot of
outsourcing going on, and people here in the us making scads of cash,
the ones that could actually afford the treatment here find it cheaper
to fly overseas, where they can also get procedures done that arent
yet fda approved, thus
Title: The Alchemist - March 2005
Akira Kawasaki
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
EarthLink Revolves Around You.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Akira Kawasaki
Sent: 3/8/2005 1:28:58 PM
Subject: The Alchemist Newsletter from ChemWeb.com
Mar 8, 2005
In The
Horgan say we have reached the end of science already, and they are doing
their level best to fulfill this prophesy. Fleischmann thinks they will
win. I hope not, but I don't know.
Yes, Martin sure does.
Posted last night:
http://newenergytimes.com/Conversations/FleischmannByLietz.htm
s
leaking pen wrote:
the funny part is, thats not
actually a joke.
Not a joke at all. It is becoming quite common, and people who have been
to India recommend it.
. . . there IS a
lot of outsourcing going on, and people here in the us making scads of
cash,
the ones that could actually afford the
Jones Beene wrote:
This is very serious... and
expected. We all have distinct
brain waves that are well-correlated with such things a
pain, fear, self-assurance, deep meditation, love, hate, and
so on... one can suspect that with future advances in EM
transmitters, that these brain-waves can be
for those that can afford even that. most are simply going without,
or with what they can get through medicare/ medicaid.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 16:27:19 -0500, Jed Rothwell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leaking pen wrote:
the funny part is, thats not actually a joke.
Not a joke at all. It is
- Original Message -
From: Jed Rothwell
Oh come now. That's a huge stretch! There is no proof that
you can control
minds with this method, and even if you could it might
take centuries to
achieve such results.
Au contraire, not only good evidence, but old good evidence
form
Bet
you that same grandfathering logic won't help you when you are pulled over for
speeding "but officer, I've been speeding through here for years without
getting pulled over!". Just because some nut ball hasn't taken
the idea and run with it yet does not meanno oneever will. How
bad
Jones Beene posted;
G On a lighter note, does writing about silicides mean
that one has a silly-side, and/or does a silicide-joke cause
one to laugh to death?
Who says that scientists don't have a sense of humor?
Given what it costs to drill such a well, $5 gas
equivalent seems
about right. I
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