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Comment Re:Not surprising. (Score 1) 725

Humans aren't motivated by logic.

Of course not. Logic, by its very nature, cannot be a motivator.

Instead, they use logic as a tool to satisfy their emotional needs.

That's understating the use of logic.

No tool suits every problem.

Logic adds value to the understanding of all problems.
The gist of the sum of your statements subtly undercuts the value of the human mind. What is your motivation?

Comment Re:CFL (Score 1) 196

Old CFLs (Lights of America) were separate ballast, and the ballast was good enough (if you were lucky) to last through 4 bulbs. They lost in the marketplace because of higher initial cost, and the difficulty in finding replacement bulbs was another disadvantage.

With LEDs, the LEDs and their heatsinks are the expensive part and the part most likely to fail. Separation of ballast from LEDs does not make economic sense.

Comment Incompetent Lamer (Score 1) 1330

The "closely held" test is pretty meaningless, since the majority of U.S. corporations are closely held.

It's more important to look at how many people are affected. According to https://www.census.gov/econ/smallbus.html more than half of the employees in the US are employed by companies with more than 500 employees, which excludes almost all "closely held" corporations.

Sure, there are a lot of "closely held" companies, but most of them are pikers.

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