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Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-07T05:52:19Z

I agree that evolution can be non-teleological, but I also think
ultimately demography, especially in a democracy, is destiny. Not to
sound too illiberal, and I know that that may not now necessarily be
an option for America, but don't you think prevention is still better
than cure? Think of nation-states, oh, say, Iceland. It's a prosperous

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-07T04:49:01Z

I think we all know people nowadays with schitt jobs who also have
college degrees. When my son graduated from Leslie High in 96, I told
him to skip college.
The jobs the men have, farming, timber, rock work, heavy machinery
dirtwork and repair, dont require college, and they wont be outsourced
to Mexico or Bangalore. They are not much interested in the Internet

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-07T03:42:24Z

Of course. But the hominid liberal instinct evolved in small gene pools
wanting to raise the kids of the incompetent because the kids mite have
a good immune response to cholera, dysentery, plague, etc, that they
needed to keep in the gene pool.
The only notable eugenics movement, that run by Sparta, selected only

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THE GRAVITY FORCE ILLUSION

2008-09-06T11:52:26Z

BOOK: ONE WITH THE UNIVERSE-
THE MECHANICS OF
THE UNIVERSE
by Allen C. Goodrich
SEE: ISBN 0-595-41598-9
THE MECHANICS OF
THE UNIVERSE
Copyright 1984-2006 Allen C. Goodrich
No force is necessary to cause orbital motion.
The planets orbit the sun at a special mean orbital

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-06T00:38:13Z

Your common man elitism is showing again.
Now why would I be surprised that you think HDTV is
in any way smart.

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-06T00:31:17Z

Observe at any MacDonald's or other burger joint hiring kids.
Hell, a lot of them have trouble just counting out the amount
the register tells them to return.
Still wriggling, I see.
here's your original that led to the present discussion:
"More crapola, Lesson XVI from the book:
1 X 160 = 2 X 80 = 4 X40 = 8 X 20 = 16 X10, U.S.W.

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-06T00:10:26Z

snip <windmill tilting>
I don't act.

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T23:55:31Z

First he said:
Then he said:
Either, by his own yardstick he did not attend the best of grad
schools or he is not exactly Mr. Consistent. He reminds me
of Mr. Flip-flop.
Dave "my HDTV is smarter than your honor student" Greene

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T22:06:50Z

Equality of rights (idealist in concept in itself) and equality of
outcome are not the same thing. And based on what we know about group
differences, if one treats people and groups equally, one should
expect different outcomes. And if one desires identical outcomes, you
have to treat people/groups differentially or at least raze the top

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T21:59:41Z

And some parents (oh, say, for example but not limited to two-digit IQ
inner cities 30-year-old grandmas?) are just not quite 'fit' to have
children?

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T21:31:36Z

Proof? None? Probablly more can than cannot.
Red herring. Change of topic from computation of area to
Number Theory. You think you can just jump from topic to
topic and make it look like you have a point. You will probably
come back and say something stoopid like "computing an area
is related to number theory and you don't get it." Well everything

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T21:07:38Z

There is nothing to wriggle. I'm right, you are wrong. You wanted
to know how to do the problem graphically and the answer was
correctly shown. B has to be set to zero to use the graph method
to find equivalent fractions, why do you dispute this. I guess you
are not as smart as a fifth grader. I had thought maybe you were

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T10:52:02Z

The discussion is about functional equivalence vis a vis
proclaimed equivalence.

Re: Newsflash: Results of the 2008 California Standardized Test

2008-09-05T10:49:59Z

Reading the problem isn't enough. You need to understand it
as well. If B is zero then every fraction has an equivalent
that is 0/0. It is really cool the way you keep wriggling.