On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 8:05 PM, William T Goodall wrote:
> William T Goodall
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> Every Sunday Christians congregate to drink blood in honour of their zombie
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So what's wr
http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2009/08/results-confirm-theory-as-kepler-tracks-extrasolar-planet.ars
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I wrote a suggestion to my Arizona State legislators about de-funding
the state universities in favor of tuition vouchers. Vouchers would be
in keeping with Arizona's conservative libertarian bias in favor of a
low taxes-low wages-strong small business environment. If I lived in
Massachusetts or
Trent Shipley wrote:
I wrote a suggestion to my Arizona State legislators about de-funding
the state universities in favor of tuition vouchers.
...
Dear Senator Linda Gray, Representative Doug Quelland, and
Representative Jim Weiers,
...
“Be it resolved that the mission of Arizona's public
David Hobby wrote:
> Trent Shipley wrote:
>> I wrote a suggestion to my Arizona State legislators about de-funding
>> the state universities in favor of tuition vouchers.
> ...
>>> Dear Senator Linda Gray, Representative Doug Quelland, and
>>> Representative Jim Weiers,
> ...
>>> “Be it resolved
Trent Shipley wrote:
Hi. It's interesting. I wonder about the last bit,
though. How does one tell whether or not a profession
is "essential"? (I can certainly name some that I feel
are NOT essential, but let's get beyond our personal biases.)
One answer may be "a profession is essential
David Hobby wrote:
> Trent Shipley wrote:
>
>>> Hi. It's interesting. I wonder about the last bit,
>>> though. How does one tell whether or not a profession
>>> is "essential"? (I can certainly name some that I feel
>>> are NOT essential, but let's get beyond our personal biases.)
>>>
>>>
Not sure I see where Trent is coming from, associating me with such nonsense.
I am a "libertarian" in a sense that is not shared by many other
"libertarians..." in that I believe that harnessing interhuman competition is
the core element that enabled the Enlightenment to escape the brutal trap
