Sure it's fair. Remember everytime you cast a vote (i.e. shop at a business) you are diminishing your future ability to vote.

Sure Warren or Bill could ensure the success of their favorite establishment by spending a million dollars a day there but that doesn't take away from the competition's ability to earn business based on their own merit.

Did you mean "Do you get back a portion of what you contributed to the public coffers through various local, state and federal income, property, social security and sales taxes.?"

Simulating everything is not the problem, doing it in anything approaching real time is. And no Moore's Law will not help.

Of course it would probably still be easier/faster just to pick up the paper and see how things turned out.

Except of course that the event happened the night Flynn disappeard.

Exactly the opposite is just as efficient.

1. Choose the largest denomination bill/coin that still fits
2. Repeat
3. ?
4. Profit?

I thought one of the reasons the American Revolution was won was because the farmers used their hunting rifles while the professional soldiers used standard issue muskets.

Reminds me of the time...

There I was, standing in line at McD's sipping from the large hot chocholate I was just handed by Employee of the Month Candidate #1 when, after about 3 minutes of searching through menus on his cash register, he finally calls over EOMC#2. Well you can imagine my surprise after another couple of minutes of searching EOMC#2 looks up from the register and says, "We don't have large hot chocholate."

If you put them back together do you end up with Henry VIII?

In all fainess to the 80's light cycles, they were only limited to 90 degree turns on the game grid. Once they escaped the grid they turned much like an ordinary two-wheeled machine.

At least the 80 special effects had folks saying "how did they do that?"

Now you see the same quality of effects as the current movie in everything from video games to commercials for everyday (boring) products.

Of course "Chess -- the Motion Picture!" was actually called "Searching for Bobby Fischer".

Doh!

Math-geek FAIL!

In additional news...

Square Enix announced that the people responsible for the sacking have been sacked.

Does that mean that I can claim Final Post?

Of course later I'll have to explain that all subsequent posts are due to consumer demand for more.

Why that's nearly 892!