Well, I guess I can stop work on my time machine, they won't be needing me for insemination like I'd hoped.

I got some shit advice from the medical staff at my university. I'm taking a drug called celexa and got a cold, not wanting any adverse interactions I called them up and asked what medicine it was OK for me to take. Coricidin Cold and Cough they said, was the safe choice.

I Googled it before I went to the store and found a major interaction via drugs.com. A potentially fatal interaction. Super.

I hate to break it to you, but they're starting to take the lead on some of this shit.

And I say that as a Republican. Just recently we had a group of them go after our University funding, claiming that if tuition is higher then the students will benefit because they'll value their educations more. The moron pushing this had a degree from the University of Pheonix.

They all get elected on a mix of religious social issues and their oppositions refusal to admit that illegal immigration is a problem(even though Arizona is now the kidnapping capital of the country and there are entire sections of the desert near Tucson where you just can't go anymore thanks to the smugglers, including national parks).

I guess that all you can say is most of them aren't corrupt. They're generally too stupid to be corrupt.

You're actually the one missing the point here. Lung disease is one of the leading killers of children and women in the developing world and the primary cause is indoor cooking fires. This is a solution to that problem.

The fact that people who understand that have manipulated Wahwhuas into supporting these measures is just icing on the cake.

...and sell them at a loss. That way the villagers will attach some value to the things and actually use them.

It can be reasonable doubt.

That's idiotic.

Nobody thinks that eating at McDonalds 3 times a day is healthy, they do it because they're lazy. Its the exact same reason by and large that they're poor. These people aren't fat because they live on ramen noodles.

Exactly. Rome didn't fall because they fought too many wars, they fell because they shied away from one.

The CIA only uses that site for public relations, they've got their own separate system for all of their real work.

A safety net that could cover the cost of mortgages for people who've lost their jobs would be one expensive net.

Foreclosures happen to people with $500,000 homes too.

You've only noticed half of the problem. The left in the US believe that we shouldn't spend money on going to space while the poor are still "hungry". Even when food is so cheap that claims about hunger are moronic and obesity is one of the chief health concerns among the very poor.

Much like the religious right, the far left in the US is undaunted by reality, and the result is that politicians in both parties pander to people who don't care about scientific progress just to get nominated.

Safety nets are fine, just not when people use them as hammocks.

Is the perfect example of this technology based learning failing miserably.

Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to go waste 3 hours on material I already understand battling inconsistent significant figure requirements and badly worded questions.

...who's punishment is more severe than killing Michael Jackson.