Comment Re:Contrary to personal experience (Score 1) 57
You'll do better to cut it up and cook the breasts for less time than the legs.
That's not nearly as photogenic though.
You'll do better to cut it up and cook the breasts for less time than the legs.
That's not nearly as photogenic though.
Because smart people don't seem to want the job.
It's not that smart people don't want the job, smart people aren't electable. During an election they'll inevitably make a comment that hurts a special interest group and get whisked out of the public spot light before the next sun rise.
And, of course, we can construct the scenario in which the co-pilot and one of the cabin crew conspires so that when the pilot has to take a leak it's the two of them in the cockpit, and then they can do the same damned thing.
There's really no way you can 100% prevent this kind of thing.
You could make the aircraft autonomous.
Either you embrace protectionism or risk losing all that makes you unique.
And nothing of value was lost. Sorry, but I don't see what's so cool about being unique. It's a lot harder to justify going to war with a people who are just like you.
I would not mind at all paying a reasonable tax in order to support the art, so we see stuff on TV, movies, and the Internet that isn't pre-digested, optimized crap done by market-droids in order to sell us more junk.
One mans trash is another mans treasure.
That post you just made! That, and all the other comments here, are splendid examples of 21st century culture.
I know that, but the people trying to defend culture see it as the enemy to real culture.
Not all of the arts are or ever have been self-sustaining. Historically, what you see is sponsorship by the state, the church, or the merchant prince.
I consider sponsorship from the church or merchant prince as being self sustaining. The artist found someone willing to pay for their services.
Yeah, but you wouldn't download a car...would you?
With the proper 3D printer, why wouldn't I?
How exactly do they differ from a bank? If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck.....
It's different because everything they do is appended with "... but on a computer".
I think the real question is how often do we have scenes with two robots in them, talking about something other than humans.
No, not really.
This.
As long as there is demand, it will be supplied, "laws" be damned.
What about the law of Supply and Demand?
Trying to fight ISIS is a terribly bloody idea.
So what do those people do who don't want to live under an ISIS government, but ISIS has rolled into their neighborhoods and are subjecting them? They should just suck it up and not fight back?
DST is not a bad idea. Who the hell is going to wake up at 4:00 a.m. in June?
Given I currently wake up at 5:00 am standard time in June, that's the same as waking up at 4:00 am daylight 'savings' time. But instead of being forced into doing it in one big shock, I could work my wake up time slowly earlier, as the sun starts coming up earlier.
Living on Earth may be expensive, but it includes an annual free trip around the Sun.
