I disagree. Any thorough engineering degree encourages critical thinking. If you're unable to understand how and why the rules came about then you're less likely to understand their implications and use them properly. That's why engineering courses have prerequisites in math in physics. Otherwise you'd just take survey of cal like every other business major and only know it's basic applications.

I would argue that, of radicals, engineers understand the most effective way to cause people to take notice of their views.

I don't think it's the small scale mom and pop growers these farms would be competing with... Any move we make to curtail the growth of Mexican drug cartels the better, not just for us but for Mexico too.

However uncomfortable jokes and parody's may be it comes with the job of working with youth. If you're unable rise above parody's created by students you have no business being in charge of children. TFA states "...no one, including the principal, took the profile seriously..." Stuff like this happens all the time it's just not often recorded on the web. If you're being considered by an organization that takes such things seriously you should be concerned about where you're applying.

*If you think about it though it only costs 1/10th of the US GNP to go to another f***ing star???

A lot of people tend think "Oh, we would have to travel 100x faster, it's impossible" I just wanted to point out an article I stumbled across that said they've had plans for it since the 50's. I thought that was pretty cool.

As far as plausible? no of course we're not going to go to Alpha Centauri anytime soon, for numerous varied reasons.

If you think about it though it only costs 1/10th of the US GNP going to another f***ing star??? That's pretty unreal. I mean we do have 10% unemployment right now... works project anyone? I kid though.

Project Orion was started in the 50's and would get to alpha centauri in 44 years. Check it out.

It's most likely you can't know alleged criminals names for their protection. A concern I have with current US society is the media's influence on our views of 'alleged criminals'. If you're in a high profile case and it turns out you're not guilty the inertia of public opinion against you for being accused can haunt you for the rest of your life. I believe these laws are in response to such situations.

The summer camp I work at supplies staff T-shirts yearly and I wear all of them except the ones I've lost. The campers get their own weekly. Oh you meant a real job? Nope none of those. I'm putting that off as long as possible

You mean grad school?

Actually as it came to my attention only a couple of weeks earlier we don't have the ability to abolish even most life on this planet. Check out this link here

It's true that bandwidth and infrastructure cost real money and it's not unreasonable to charge people for them. What is unreasonable is allow a company with a monopoly to charge whatever they want for people using higher tiers. When these people don't have an option to change to a competitively priced plan in their usage tier then the market is failing that segment of people. This seems to be what the legislation is trying to address.