They subjected their own population to horrors, but at least it wasn't for economic gain.
But their product are so inexpensive compared to other vendors, and they seem to have the same exact features, right down to the bugs.
You mean like with FDR and the Japanese?
And a lot of people with IQ about the median think their proficiency in one domain (technology) transfers seamlessly to another domain (public policy).
If only the United States could learn from the more superior countries, then everyone would be happy.
This article doesn't mention the large number of illegal immigrants in the United States. To what extend does this affect income inequality? A large supply of unskilled labor would tend to keep wages lower. Maybe the US…
Is this a great country or what? --Bill Blazejowski
https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings According to this New York is ranked 39th of 50. Unfunded pension obligations, on a guaranteed-to-be-paid basis, are $321.07 billion, or 28 percent of personal income.
Maybe, I am misinformed, but aren't Federal pensions defined benefits plans? The contributions aren't invested in low-cost index funds. if this is the case, your comment about transferring doesn't make any sense.
> Not sure how you can compare the two Lack of education.
I feel sorry for the press, it is going to take a lot of effort to explain why this is "no big deal".
Is it? I don't have a good handle on the logistical issues involved. Does the media? Commenters on this site? Which resources should the government haved used and didn't?
I wonder if Google could just buy this "Mountain View". Seems like an acquisition might be the easier way to go. I wonder what the market cap is?
"Now pay me" reminds me of Goodfellas
Sounds like Kenya should takes some steps to reduce it's population growth. Do they really need another 48 million people? That is a lot of sand.
If people are held responsible for the their actions, they might make smarter decisions
Reducing staff 2.5% is all that stands between clean and polluted water.
Somewhere Marc Rich is laughing
I wonder if it was 97% of the geologists...
You can't refinance the principal. You are paying off a larger amount with deflated dollars.
I would encourage "a man", especially when "he" is "a young man" to get educated in a skill that is in demand by the marketplace.
At some point this type of infrastructure is a waste of money. It is not clear if China is at this point yet. For this particular bridge how transparency is there? Who borrowed the money to built it? How will they pay…
The National Review is not alt-right. Don't believe me, read it and decide where it fits on the spectrum of things.
Would the USSR exist, if the Germans won the WWI?
Yeah, the Nazis were into license plate readers, big time. It's what they are most remembered for. License plate readers and genocide. But mostly license plate readers.
They subjected their own population to horrors, but at least it wasn't for economic gain.
But their product are so inexpensive compared to other vendors, and they seem to have the same exact features, right down to the bugs.
You mean like with FDR and the Japanese?
And a lot of people with IQ about the median think their proficiency in one domain (technology) transfers seamlessly to another domain (public policy).
If only the United States could learn from the more superior countries, then everyone would be happy.
This article doesn't mention the large number of illegal immigrants in the United States. To what extend does this affect income inequality? A large supply of unskilled labor would tend to keep wages lower. Maybe the US…
Is this a great country or what? --Bill Blazejowski
https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings According to this New York is ranked 39th of 50. Unfunded pension obligations, on a guaranteed-to-be-paid basis, are $321.07 billion, or 28 percent of personal income.
Maybe, I am misinformed, but aren't Federal pensions defined benefits plans? The contributions aren't invested in low-cost index funds. if this is the case, your comment about transferring doesn't make any sense.
> Not sure how you can compare the two Lack of education.
I feel sorry for the press, it is going to take a lot of effort to explain why this is "no big deal".
Is it? I don't have a good handle on the logistical issues involved. Does the media? Commenters on this site? Which resources should the government haved used and didn't?
I wonder if Google could just buy this "Mountain View". Seems like an acquisition might be the easier way to go. I wonder what the market cap is?
"Now pay me" reminds me of Goodfellas
Sounds like Kenya should takes some steps to reduce it's population growth. Do they really need another 48 million people? That is a lot of sand.
If people are held responsible for the their actions, they might make smarter decisions
Reducing staff 2.5% is all that stands between clean and polluted water.
Somewhere Marc Rich is laughing
I wonder if it was 97% of the geologists...
You can't refinance the principal. You are paying off a larger amount with deflated dollars.
I would encourage "a man", especially when "he" is "a young man" to get educated in a skill that is in demand by the marketplace.
At some point this type of infrastructure is a waste of money. It is not clear if China is at this point yet. For this particular bridge how transparency is there? Who borrowed the money to built it? How will they pay…
The National Review is not alt-right. Don't believe me, read it and decide where it fits on the spectrum of things.
Would the USSR exist, if the Germans won the WWI?
Yeah, the Nazis were into license plate readers, big time. It's what they are most remembered for. License plate readers and genocide. But mostly license plate readers.