Recent past v long ago. Even the news is the past.

I wasn't referring to Chicago or the past.

Ignoring Democrat history if registering the dead, voting early and often, and helping their elderly etc fill out their absentee ballots, the Left does seem to lag the right in dirty tricks. But you do have to ignore their history.

We could go on and on. This shouldn't be a tit-for-tat exchange if both parties are unacceptably guilty of such.

Lesson learned; don't expect better if you live in Canada.

What I think is particularly interesting is that people think this is the behavior of just one political party.

If you put your name on it, you would have honor.

Being an AC, you're not very proud I think.

You, as an example.

"if the budget were insaneâ

A budget that stopped real growth of the Federal Government would be branded 'insane' by the Left.

A budget that fully funded the Federal Government from current reciepts would be branded 'insane' by the Right.

Currently our Federal Government funding is insane. Both parties to blame.

It started before that.

So can we infer that'scientists' who accept that global warming is man-made are also largely not experts?

ASUS G50VTs suffer from this, more often the more you game on them. Mine does not cause I don't game on it.

Oven baking seems to repair the GPU, but ASUS doesn't discuss warranty, not on these.

If they will publish you.

If I see a result often enough, then I'll memorize it *naturally*, anyway."

Seems like rote learning to me.

Does a player need to know much about game physics to bunny hop their way through BF4?

Not many players care. They just want high score.

Later in life they week not much care why they are being paid minimum wage, just complain it isn't enough.

Rote learning of multiplication tables is still useful for me on a daily basis. Your anecdotal rejection of the concept is no more or less helpful than mine.

Of course, rote learning may take time away from other learning, such as sexuality training or verticedge graphs, both required of fifth graders in a public school near me.