I backed their Kickstarter and have been using their protein powders as part of my post workout recovery mix:
I would say the Declaration of Independence is the most important document in the USA and one of the most important in the world.
The Constitution...not so much. It has a fundamentally broken structure and format which has led directly to our current quagmire. It lays out numerous legal directives which MAY be done and which MAY NOT be done. That format is a recipe for disaster.
Essentially the MAYs and MAY NOTs have been arguing for generations over the intended meaning and each ruling has made things worse.
Stupid example: When you take your car in for service do you tell the mechanics what they CAN do or what they CAN'T do?
Implementing a 'CAN' Constitution would negate the need for most of the original Amendments and could move the 10th into 1st place.
**THIS**
Can a person be born into a contract or any other form of legal agreement?
If you answer that question correctly you can open the door to all sorts of solutions to our current problems.
I am not a victim of identity theft. You are a victim of fraud.
The term 'Identity Theft' is some ridiculous fabrication created by politicians and corporations so they can shift the blame for fraud from themselves to the general public.
I have a separate FreeBSD box for off-site backups and stream ZFS snapshots from the BackupPC machine weekly. The whole setup has a few manual steps but that keeps me connected to the process and more likely to catch any problems before they get out of control.
Cars are not very efficient when considering the personal transportation equation. Do you really want to 'ship' 1000s of pounds of plastic/steel/rubber everywhere your 200 pounds of flesh wants to go?
Imagine if CA canceled their stupid bullet train project and dumped a fraction of the money into a SkyTran system for LA/SD/SF. The potential is huge but it needs a billionaire champion or something to get it going...:)
"It is easier to fight for principles than to live up to them." -- Alfred Adler