Your logic sounds flawed.
All science are models, all maths are models, therefore all maths are science?

Nay.

The minimum wage affects those who are unable to earn some arbitrarily-set cutoff price. Growth of any jobs that pay that much or more is entirely beside the point.

Statists like to pretend that they're helping the poor with law that says "here you go, you get to earn at least this much!", but what these statues really do is say is "UNLESS you can earn this much, no job for you!"

-jcr

Why should I abandon my home instead of resisting the protection racket in the neighborhood?

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Human nature dictates that those with power will always try to exploit the weak.

Yes, and when they do so, we call that government.

-jcr

It's people like you who enable that mayhem.

You have that exactly backwards. You're the one who supports government, and I'm the one who opposes it.

Logic apparently wasn't taught in the government schools you attended.

-jcr

You say that like avoiding taxes is a bad thing.

Every dollar kept out of government hands is a dollar not spend on bloody mayhem.

-jcr

Everyone wants to make another Candy Crush or Flappy Birds game, and they'll be lucky to make minimum wage for the time they spend doing it. When I became a Mac developer in '84, and when I switched to NeXTSTEP in '89, both were moves decidedly out of the mainstream.

There's no shortage of unmet needs that can be addressed with an iOS app, but if you don't take the time to figure out what they are, then of course you'll fail.

-jcr

I'm sorry but the evidence just does not bear out your views at all. There is no compelling evidence that warm temperatures are bad for battery chemistry, in fact under laboratory tests the batteries last longer with fast charging and warm temperatures.

Go look at evtv.me. Those guys actually do the experiments.

The myth that nissan leafs have problems with warm temperatures is still not backed up by anything except for whining.

It's not about taxes, it's about spending.

Because when they spend, they'll come up with the money one way or another, indebt future generations, print money, sell government power.

But then again, take away the power to spend and you have a solution.

Or even better, just take away their power.

GPL. Nuff Said.

I'm an employer too, and what I care about is whether the applicant's skills are a match for what I need to get done. If I had your kind of hang-ups about people who knew how to pick a better opportunity when one came along, I'd get much less work out the door.

-jcr

Normal weapons, even with fancy training, couldn't ever pose a large threat to the government.

Really?

Tell it the king we overthrew in in the late 1700s.

-jcr

Note that the amendment does not presume to be granting the right to keep and bear arms. It acknowledges the right as pre-existing, and explicitly prohibits the government from infringing it.

-jcr

You are unclear on the word "intiation". Better luck next time.

-jcr