Comment Re:I wish I had read Dale Carnegie (Score 1) 548
To be fair, Mr. Carnegie would hardly have approved of my post either.
It occurs to me that Princeofcups may be confusing Dale Carnegie with Andrew Carnegie.
To be fair, Mr. Carnegie would hardly have approved of my post either.
It occurs to me that Princeofcups may be confusing Dale Carnegie with Andrew Carnegie.
You have never read it.
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Chicago is pretty good.
Apple adapted. Sony didn't.
That is a very insightful analysis. What are you doing on Slashdot?
I have a t-shirt that says "Skywalker, when you want your heroes with a little whine."
Contact lens prices have been falling for years.
Yes, I went totally cashless about ten years ago, and still lament the loss of my freedom.
You are confusing a cashless individual with cashless society, i.e. a society where anonymous transactions are not just not common, but not possible. While I don't agree that such a society guarantees a loss of freedom, I do agree that IN such a society, loss of freedom becomes much more likely.
What I'm not quite buying is the idea of a wind fetch in the Indian ocean sending a swell to California (or Mexico), since it would be entirely blocked by Australia.
Or focused. Just sayin'
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You're analogy is great. Now imagine GS calls the post-office and asks them to pull a letter out of your box. What is the proper response of the postmaster?
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