Long history of publications... http://www.rmi.org/ [rmi.org]
There are some real gems in there, among them:
* Urgent Memo to Biotech Pioneers: Life is More Than a DNA Sequence
* Unpublished letter to the Economist (note the use of 'begs the question')
* Applied Hope
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Hypercars, Hydrogen, and the Automotive Transition
* Roadmap for Natural Capitalism
Literally, a guy named Lovins writes papers about applied hope. Great.
Seriously, is that what you took from my post?
I took from your post that you read a phrase, and saw an opportunity to tell the world that you are better, without really trying to understand the post you were replying to. Yes, that is what I took from your post.
Let's just start getting rid of psotions at random, and see how the wheels of commerce and science moving, That's my point. My "lowly custodian" keeps the trash and conference rooms clean. Try going without that for a few months, and you'll respect what he does for a living. And the exalted pure mathematicians probably wouldn't even have work if there were no applied mathematicians to implement it. Or else
Yes, yes, you are superior to those pure mathematicians and people who don't respect janitor positions. Good job.
Body temperature is 99F degrees, so 85 is nice and cool.
Pretty sure there aren't many people who agree with you that 85 degrees is nice cool walking weather......if you're thinking about bringing cool water with you, then it's not 'nice and cool'. Also, if the thing that comes to mind is Death Valley ultramarathons, that's an indication that it might not be 'nice and cool.'
At least it has a REST API so you can update Yammer entities with HipzZap and Plinkus. We use them with our federated QUERTOS hive at the shop, which replicates the Yammers to Wo0tgrams for iOS (or Kafoom posts on Android).
You must be a Javascript developer. Polymer beats angular and node integrates with coffescript poorly, but oh my mind is twisting painfully.
All advertising eventually repels people.
That's kind of delusional. People still watch the super bowl for the commercials, after all.
What good is a ticket to the good life, if you can't find the entrance?