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Many people have a belief system that has them convinced that the world of tomorrow will look much like it does today, with the result that when they are confronted by the future, they dismiss it. Of course, they laughed at me.
Two angles to this question: 1) How much knowledge and creativity can we have stored in our brain before the potential for quality use of them drops? Like, should we be discouraging thinking up too many things because it may lead to neglecting the better ones? Quality over quantity? 2) What is a…
Wrong – “It doesn’t sound like the kind of thing Shaw would say although he did like mind games,” Jay Tunney, author of “The Prizefighter and the Playwright: Gene Tunney and Bernard Shaw,” said in an email to the Daily Caller News Foundation. “In fact he was highly analytical. But this doesn’t feel like him.
The website Quote Investigator traced the expression back to a 1917 magazine advertisement, though variations may have appeared earlier. In this early version, the word “dollar” was used instead of “apple.”
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I agree with your comment but noted that it’s also odd how sustainability, when mentioned in the same context as space, now refers to moving the crap we spread around the earth over the last 100 years, rather than sustainability of the planet and people themselves. Funny old, knackered world.
Sustainability is a universal problem, on earth and in space
As space technology and exploration develops, the health of the space environment must become a primary concern for space agencies and governments on earth
Answer (1 of 6): Anyone that can amass such a huge Fortune while he knows others are suffering greatly because he’s taking too big a chunk has lost his empathy for others which makes him a sociopath and they don’t care about anybody but themselves they don’t care about anything but getting mor... Read more
The richest persons today are Jeff Bezos and Elon Mus. However, if we look into the past, and try to take inflation into account, we can see that there have been even richer men whose fortunes accounted world’s half of the world’s GDP.
Even if they haven’t yet aligned, they sure are coming together nicely in time. Reading this from a while back, the planet won’t mind us leaving it, if we help heal the zounds we inflicted.
Earth Day is celebrated around the world on April 22. Since its early days back in the seventies, Earth Day has striven to build the world’s largest environmental movement to drive transformative change for people and the planet. As an engine of this transformative change, space tech supports the ... Read more
Ironic that our appetite for more/better communications (via satellites) paid for the early space economy. And that the internet and communications are what we give poorer countries, instead of food. Now they know why their kids are dying in pollution and disease at least.
Climate change, security and telecoms are among the key themes driving a boom in the space economy. Here’s a look at what’s behind the increased interest.
Imagine a world where you couldn’t ridicule ideas. That wouldn’t work at all. Especially conspiricy theories. These people need to know their opinions are based on false knowledge, and ridicule seems to work quite well. For more, read the link.
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Conspiracy theory (CT) beliefs can be harmful. How is it possible to reduce them effectively? Three reduction strategies were tested in an online experiment using general and well-known CT beliefs on a comprehensive randomly assigned Hungarian sample (N = 813): exposing rational counter CT arguments... Read more
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Too little too late. Everyone is still laughing at America, they deserved that trashing, the rest of the world didn’t. You won’t be able to bring back the people he killed with Covid, which was quite a record other despots would be proud of! Come on kids, forget what daddy taught you, he is thick as shit too.
I’m trashing my Trump hat — it’s just a gesture. We all need to vote | Opinion
It’s a thing already, bit late though. Not like the US hasn’t been trashed by gangs, organised crime and corruption, since we made the damned country for them and watched them trash it. Anyways, this is what the official site says…
“Fix the System partners are currently pressing Congress to fund safe, fair and secure elections, supporting access to early voting and absentee voting options in the wake of the pandemic, galvanizing the business community for democracy reform, and fighting to end gerrymandering to lay the groundwork for a healthy political system.”
From Heathrow to Fiumicino Airport in Rome – a little over 30 days – rather than 3 hours – people have it good nowadays, partly due to the hard work these facists gits put in.
How long did it take Roman officials to reach Rome from Britain on their way back home? - Quora
Nowadays I found this, if the trip is nowadays: 25 h (2.383,3 km) Am not at all an expert, but for me? Considering everything they needed to bring back, maybe women and children too, some slaves, some food, clothes, weapons (some not on their bodies), and maybe some wounded, some on foot, weeeeeelll... Read more
Yeah, they were totally essential. Gonna link to this vid, which covers them a bit.
You can still buy them 100,000 years later!
Had to google it. I guess the fish would just slip off the blade without it being engineered as much as it was. Saved us, so ok.
I first heard this quote in a great move from way way back and just found the clip on Youtube – how true some of this movie became.
and “Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but the highest form of intelligence.” – Oscar Wilde. And anything by Twain…
People will laugh, that’s fine – but groupthink laughter is a dangerous thing according to Jim Caroll.
Such a great quote by GBS here. share this https://www.gutenberg.org/files/943/943-h/943-h.htm
you sure can he he !
yes
You can never have too many ideas – can you?
Wrong – “It doesn’t sound like the kind of thing Shaw would say although he did like mind games,” Jay Tunney, author of “The Prizefighter and the Playwright: Gene Tunney and Bernard Shaw,” said in an email to the Daily Caller News Foundation. “In fact he was highly analytical. But this doesn’t feel like him.
The website Quote Investigator traced the expression back to a 1917 magazine advertisement, though variations may have appeared earlier. In this early version, the word “dollar” was used instead of “apple.”
I agree with your comment but noted that it’s also odd how sustainability, when mentioned in the same context as space, now refers to moving the crap we spread around the earth over the last 100 years, rather than sustainability of the planet and people themselves. Funny old, knackered world.
Why improve people’s lives when you can instead be a captain of industry and hero of the galaxy?
Why didn’t any of the rich-list save anyone else? The problem isn’t just with ego, but with another sin, gluttony.
Even if they haven’t yet aligned, they sure are coming together nicely in time. Reading this from a while back, the planet won’t mind us leaving it, if we help heal the zounds we inflicted.
Ironic that our appetite for more/better communications (via satellites) paid for the early space economy. And that the internet and communications are what we give poorer countries, instead of food. Now they know why their kids are dying in pollution and disease at least.
If your ideas are being ridiculed, here are some tips – other than stop being ridiculous.
Imagine a world where you couldn’t ridicule ideas. That wouldn’t work at all. Especially conspiricy theories. These people need to know their opinions are based on false knowledge, and ridicule seems to work quite well. For more, read the link.
Adding this link as it says it all really.
Ridiculing ideas is what makes progress
(2 upvotes)Forget Jesus, the STARS died so you could be here today!
(7 upvotes)The irony! Some of these guys want to expel Trump after impeachment. Where the hell to? You created him, you keep him.
Too little too late. Everyone is still laughing at America, they deserved that trashing, the rest of the world didn’t. You won’t be able to bring back the people he killed with Covid, which was quite a record other despots would be proud of! Come on kids, forget what daddy taught you, he is thick as shit too.
Reminds me of this – a warning, not enough people heeded.
It’s a thing already, bit late though. Not like the US hasn’t been trashed by gangs, organised crime and corruption, since we made the damned country for them and watched them trash it. Anyways, this is what the official site says…
“Fix the System partners are currently pressing Congress to fund safe, fair and secure elections, supporting access to early voting and absentee voting options in the wake of the pandemic, galvanizing the business community for democracy reform, and fighting to end gerrymandering to lay the groundwork for a healthy political system.”
Ahhh, sweet entropy – it takes a hell of a lot more work to fix things than break them. Good luck with that.
From Heathrow to Fiumicino Airport in Rome – a little over 30 days – rather than 3 hours – people have it good nowadays, partly due to the hard work these facists gits put in.
off-topic but we’re still finding lost Roman roads just now