Welp, that's my lesson on not responding to ACs, I guess. Right after this one, of course. If you can't understand the basic concept of antibiotics in chemtrails, then good day to you, sir.

Nope, it was the usual advances that got us up to about 100. Obviously antibiotics are recent and they are what has been keeping the life extension singularity from happening.

If true, would antibiotics really necessarily kill us routinely, or would the effect maybe be more subtle, like limiting us to around a hundred years?

There is a single volume compact edition available for $400.

It would be interesting to use the network to coordinate light and fire displays across the playa.

The states just want the technology for the spying activities of the various fusion centers.

So....if people don't share your exact opinions, wants and needs they become stupid? Sounds like you may need a few minutes in front of a mirror my friend.

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Paranoid idiot.

The US has 600 billion dollars for the budget of the military. The next closest country is only spending about 60 billion USD.

A lot of our defense budget goes to businesses suckling at the government teat.

Oh, so we would keep that 600 billion a year of overkill spending... ok.

And securing private property... actually, that's more of a state, and local government responsibility... they determine how land is transfered, what is property, etc. When I have something stolen from me, I don't call the FBI, I call the local police.

Ok, so those two, and you've stated this is an exhaustive list of what the federal government should be in... so... each state then governs its own immigration rules, we each establish our own interstate and international commerce rules, handle their own money, of course they'd have to take care of their own post and mail services, patrol and enforce their individual laws on the various bodies of water, throw D.C. and the other various territories into autonomous governing regions, and of course, each state will individually have to handle their own civil rights doctrines...

Yeah, national defense and securing private property. We don't need all that other frivolous crap...

How ironic that you would make an accusation of tribalism.

Good for you for speaking eight languages, but that doesn't add any authority to your ridiculous statement. Just why would you expect everybody to use English? Move on, you're irrelevant.

Tell that to the bastards who keep forcing their program installation directories to the system drive!

Is a functional programming language any more inherently reliable since you are trusting the compiler anyways? Does it effectively matter if the code can be "provably without side-effects" if you are trusting the implementation via a black box on a different level? Honest question from a noob.

The "end" may be to earn a diploma with as little effort as possible, but using the "means" of cheating requires a certain threshold of dishonesty. I also wanted to get a diploma with as little effort as possible, and yet I didn't cheat.

ANY cell phone can disrupt cellular traffic, conversely a group of parts from Radio Shack can also be combined to disrupt cellular traffic. Even so, are you saying that there's just as tangible a danger with an improperly modded gun as there is with an improperly modded cell phone? Personally, I'll take my chances with the guy with the phone. Oh, and even if I modded a cell phone maliciously, odds are the traffic corruption would be "such a tiny change...as to be undetectable".

When I owned an iPhone, I in fact purchased it secondhand from a friend and thus signed NO contract with AT&T. Apple has been working to thwart the jailbreaking scene since the original iPhone was released, back when AT&T wasn't subsidizing a dime of the phone. Even if I did, AT&T allows you to keep the phone if you pay the ETF. If I sign up, get an iPhone, and then pay the ETF, then I am JUST as within the terms of my contract as if I carried the 2 year agreement to term. It'd be stealing if I did the above without paying the ETF and thus was in violation of the contract.