That appeal to authority through familial disadvantage does nothing to refute the argument that without disability, one ought to be able to manage the windows as they are.

The beauty of emergence is that it isn't falsifiable.

(So, total crap).

Know this, do we? What's the proof?

The movie stands as an excellent counterpoint to the book. Anyone that can't handle that is obviously a bit more happy with the idea of managed democracy than they'd like to let on.

Maybe it is because most in Hollywood find conservative messages to be dumb.

Or: you completely forgot all the Action movies from the 80's and 90's. Possibly both are presently now true.

I'd think you'd want an economist if you were interested in what might happen with the economy after an anti-trust intervention, not a lawyer.

Which is the only meaningful way to talk about where a chain has concentrated its business.

If they have physical access to the machine and the data isn't encrypted, it doesn't matter whether or not the patch was applied.

More like "how likely you are to pay off a loan using an arbitrarily restricted set of predictors because that makes it easy for us".

There are plenty of good predictors out there that have nothing to do with holding more credit cards, the big three are simply lazy.

You can have tens of thousands in student loan debt and owe tens of thousands on an auto loan and still break 800. Sure, you can have a score higher than that, but I'm not sure what you'd need it for.

Donnie Yen was probably the best thing in Rogue One. What are you smoking?

Good thing we've got the new guy. He'd never do that.

Only around 15% of the US population live in fully rural counties, which seem like the sort of place you describe. Perhaps you could make up for the damage you do with a car or truck by collecting your own electricity with all that land, or something. Luckily, there is hardly anyone else around you to enjoy the pollution your gas and/or diesel vehicles create. (I live in a remote and semi-rural area, too, and I bicycle everywhere.)

That, and the obligatory: move out of the sticks.

Or go electric - you'll have to stop using mostly coal for your electricity for it to make any sense (which is the dominant source, particularly in midwestern and western rural areas - where a lot of that low population density land is). 50 miles to a city isn't that big a deal for an electric car.

Says the person without the gumption to post that under a real login.

And yet Tom Baker is *the* Doctor, and Heath Ledger is *the* Joker. I agree that actors can sometimes give us a definitive performance, but they are not always the first actor in the role.