That you don't need to be right, as long as you can explain whatever it is you're explaining in a technical way. I know very few judges that are going to be capable of following this kind of math, especially with some of the wild assumptions he comes up with in the paper. He's intentionally talking over their heads. He could be measuring the diameter and deceleration of a cream puff going to the moon for all they know. Well played.

It's true. I'm not really sure why the audiophiles are so obsessed with this.

I'm not deaf, but I've never spent more than $10 on headphones.

The biggest problem I've had with it is getting away from my personal life, which lives at home, and generally stays there all day. If I could figure out a way to get some quiet for ten to twelve hours a day, I could manage it.

The fab isn't really the important part of the industry anymore. It's the ideas, the product design that's important. Have we not learned anything from our friends at Apple?

I wouldn't discount them that easily. Just in general.

Calendar math is the most ridiculous thing. It's a math problem to solve a math problem, with it's own problems, that have problems of their own. I mean, it's amazing that it's gotten us by this last few hundred years since we last revised it. But I wouldn't be upset if they replaced it altogether with one of the newer calendar ideas.

It's a centralized walled garden where you can't go off network, with no appeal to hackers because you had to have a license to create anything. It had no DNS, and was menu driven. If it had taken off, it would have failed too, due to limitations in the broadcast spectrum that they obviously didn't think about. That's why it didn't take off.

I've failed at failing. Really really badly.

Nobody really cares, or pays much attention to this kind of thing. I lie about everything on my linked in profile, even my name. I figure this gives me the credibility I need to convince people I'm somebody else entirely.

Yeah, but we have no long term studies on what genetically engineered crops are actually doing in our bodies. All the consumer rejection of gmo foods isn't all about xenophobia. Some of them appear to be dangerous, and it's reckless and irresponsible of Monsanto and company to pour these things into the market before we have a good understanding of this. I think at the very least gmo food needs to be labeled so consumers know what they're buying. But China's move to ban genetically engineered rice is not an unwise one.

Hey, if Jews control the media, why am I not getting a cut?

I'm not. But sure, I would love to. I notice you're providing directives, but no instructions. Please elaborate.

Jackasses that talk to much, generally.

Are they? I work with Chinese people all time. I've never known them to be especially evil. Self involved, arrogant, generally poor communicators? Absolutely. But evil? Where are you getting this information?