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Comment Re:Explained by a Simple Formula (Score 1) 944

"Big, bloated, inefficient government leads to big, bloated, inefficient corps, with no real innovation or market competition. "

Rarely have I read a more egregious pile of nonsense.

Big government causes big corporations which leads to market inefficiencies? What?

First of all, the more powerful governments are, the more powerful regulation is which *limits* the power and size of corporate power. Let's not forget that Government *represents* the People. Zero marks for electing idiots though...as Americans you should be taking responsibility for making sure your elected representatives do what you want them to.

Secondly, the fact that massive corporations have "no real {incentive to} innovation" and distort "market competition" should be encouraging so-called "Libertarians" towards greater government regulation.

Submission + - Glenn Beck & Net Neutrality (thinkprogress.org)

tnmc writes: Glenn Beck: "OK. I want to start just real quick – Net neutrality, because it happens on Thursday. This is that everybody should have free Internet, right?" It gets better (or worse) from there. Fox News is the highest rated cable channel on the TV and Glenn Beck is the most popular show on the network...and he is telling people that Net Neutrality is about eliminating Free Speech. I think the Slashdot Nation might take a bit of umbrage at being described as communists by Beck.

Comment It's in the water? (Score 1) 349

Hmmm...maybe we already have so many of these pharmaceuticals in our water supply through excretion that the test doses aren't good enough any more...like all the supposed estrogen in the water supply through women taking the Pill?

Comment Efficiency (Score 2, Insightful) 217

"Because the efficient market solution won't work, we're left with inefficient regulatory solutions."

What a load of clap-trap...read this and ignored the rest of the article as it's obvious they don't understand economics.

Sci-Fi

Submission + - Star Trek backstory?

tnmc writes: Imagine you've never, ever watched Star Trek before, but you've caught the Sci-Fi bug and the buzz has got you...you need to see the new Star Trek movie! What episodes of TOS/TAS do you need to have seen to get any references to "historical documents"? :)

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