Involves liquid nitrogen and superconductors, for data and transport function. Signals and markings will be dynamic.

Agreed. There have been cases where it was revealed that government data was hacked, but did not notify victims of the breach.

Ahem... Gary Johnson. The only other candidate that will be on the ballot in all 50 states.

As a former drafting student, writing small was drilled into me. So, I use small post-it notes.

You're never going to get 90% voter turnout. Most elections have less than 50% turnout (depending on where you live/demographics). This idea that you need a majority of the population to agree in a democracy is nonsense. You're not going to get it. Otherwise the entire government as you know it is illegitimate (which can be argued in other terms too), because only a small sample of the population chose it.

Gary Johnson has stated multiple times that he will not be bringing the apocalypse, if elected president. Consider voting for him in November.

Easy solution to the problem. Don't waste money on a desk that goes up or down. Get multiple displays, stack vertically. Either you sit or stand, and either way you've got a display at eye level.

Non-problem solved.

ACA*

The Obama administration should open source the AHA exchange; let market competitors fix and replace it.

I've been saying this since the idea of going to Mars came up in the first place. Let's go back to the moon and figure out how to live there, before travelling an insane distance and strand someone on another planet, and leave them to die.

The word you're looking for is "minarchist."

I mean, the last time anyone sold processors that didn't support was the Pentium 4, sometime a decade ago.

This is not true. Some Intel Atom processors do not support 64-bit, which were produced in 2008. And I still use it today.

We need sports leagues that allow for steroid use and technology that provides for superhuman abilities. That will make for interesting sports.

Yeah, seriously. Mars doesn't make any sense, when we've got the moon just sitting there. Untouched for decades.

you do not have the right to refuse anesthesia if you require life saving surgery

You do have the right to refuse anesthesia. It's your body, and you have a right to control what goes into it. That said, the doctor has every right to refuse surgery without it. So that's the consequence of refusal. It's not that we don't have a right to refuse; it's just a matter of opportunity cost.