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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
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steve harris wrote: |"C. P. Weidling" wrote in message ... | |Members of a lay audience always ask the big questions, the important |questions, and that helps us to remember that our piecemeal efforts |are only worthwhile insofar as they're steps towards answering those |big questions. | | |Actually, in my own field (biomedical research) you don't |need to rely on lay people to ask the big questions. The MDs |in the audience will do it, because they're always thinking |about how whatever it is you're doing can be usefully |applied to some real and pressing clinical problem. md's _are_ laypeople. -- [e-mail address ] |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
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steve harris wrote: |"C. P. Weidling" wrote in message ... | |Members of a lay audience always ask the big questions, the important |questions, and that helps us to remember that our piecemeal efforts |are only worthwhile insofar as they're steps towards answering those |big questions. | | |Actually, in my own field (biomedical research) you don't |need to rely on lay people to ask the big questions. The MDs |in the audience will do it, because they're always thinking |about how whatever it is you're doing can be usefully |applied to some real and pressing clinical problem. md's _are_ laypeople. -- [e-mail address ] |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
This has nothing whatever to do with botany. Please stop cross-posting.
Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977) |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
Uncle Al wrote in message ...
Alfred Einstead wrote: Uncle Al wrote: The mindless troll has found a compadre. If you don't like technology, ass, don't use it. Sure as Hell don't bother those of us who are the high priests of it. We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? well, I think the Unibomber has a point. I mean if you're going to do that, then wouldn't your time be better spent trying to solve the seemingly intractible problem of creating a backless halter dress that is also strapless (and also with a hem 12" above the knees)? As is well-known, Einstein has already carried out significant preliminary research on the issue of spatial dependence of the stress tensor along the periphery of a strapless dress. So, there's good work to build upon here. A good engineer first identifies the real problem. A chemist would use adhesive rather than equilibrium structural support. Given the wonders of the marketplace (and ending up shopping for cosmetics with my woman), I have empirical proof that one can purchase both adhesive nipple outline obliterators and artifical high beams. We have come so far from the pastie. Implantable Fe-Nd-B magnets also suggest themselves. ROFL Sadly, I am still trying to figure out Nutcase Ten's connection between the evil hi-tech infrastrure and the killing of an owner or a Radio Shack store. After all, Radio Shack doesn't even sell hi-tech, just consumer junk. Realize that if Ted K. had access to a regular piece of ass, none of his killings would have likely happened. Harry C. |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
In Alfred Einstead
wrote: snip As is well-known, Einstein has already carried out significant preliminary research on the issue of spatial dependence of the stress tensor along the periphery of a strapless dress. So, there's good work to build upon here. A Stress Analysis of a Strapless Evening Gown by Robert Baker (Editor) * Publisher: Prentice Hall Trade; (November 1982) * ASIN: 0138526087 grin -- Andrew Resnick, Ph. D. National Center for Microgravity Research NASA Glenn Research Center |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
Uncle Al wrote:
Uncle Al says, "The inevitability of scientific socialism is queued up with controlled thermonuclear fusion, christ's return, and honest government." In order to see the big picture, you have to take everything into account, at the same time! When you do, you see we have two problems: overgoverning and overpopulation. Any out-of-control population is a pestilence to other populations, except those is symbiosis. The problems caused by human overpopulation are hard to see. If you don't read about them, you're in the dark. In order to be in harmony with Nature, we should have to endure our natural enemies, just as all other populations do. A convenient place to start would be to stop suppressing SARS, allowing it to spread unchecked, and see how that goes. A SARS pandemic would be much more destabilizing to non-democratic regimes than to democracies, because those regimes enjoy little popular support. This would give an edge to the various democratic movements, allowing them to do the work themselves, instead of the American military. It would also come down hard on the biggest troublemakers outside of politics, practicing alcoholics and addicts, because of their weakened condition. Of course, the elderly would be at risk, too, and the thinning of that segment would restore Social Security to health. Etc, etc. ========================= "Endeavor to persevere" ========================= |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
In message , Jon and Mary Miller
writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? -- Richard Herring |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
"Richard Herring" ] wrote in message ... In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? I've had one since 1980 and never used it. My 9-year-old daughter, on the other hand, has used hers twice. |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
Richard Herring wrote:
In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? All of them. If you do not have internal papers you will be detained at an airport. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net! |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
RP Henry wrote:
"Richard Herring" ] wrote in message ... In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? I've had one since 1980 and never used it. My 9-year-old daughter, on the other hand, has used hers twice. Your passport is expired. If you do not renew within a stated additional period you have to pay the whole whopping fee again. Have the AAA take your picture. Uncle Al recommends wearing your best suit and tie - because jackbooted State compassion fears trampling those with real status. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net! |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
RP Henry wrote:
"Richard Herring" ] asked: What percentage of US citizens even have passports? I've had one since 1980 and never used it. My 9-year-old daughter, on the other hand, has used hers twice. Richard, I'm not sure that this was the exact focus of the other Richard's question, interesting though it be to know. There were just short of 7 million US passports issued in 1995, the latest year for which I've seen numbers. US passports last ten years, but are renewable. If half of all passports get renewed, that would suggest somewhere around 110 million passports out there. This only gets us half way there, since nobody has a clue how many US citizens there are to within 5%. A reasonable guess, however, might be that 35~40% of Americans have passports. -dlj. |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
"Uncle Al" wrote in message ... RP Henry wrote: "Richard Herring" ] wrote in message ... In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? I've had one since 1980 and never used it. My 9-year-old daughter, on the other hand, has used hers twice. Your passport is expired. If you do not renew within a stated additional period you have to pay the whole whopping fee again. Have the AAA take your picture. Uncle Al recommends wearing your best suit and tie - because jackbooted State compassion fears trampling those with real status. I renewed it last year. And good thing, too. Those sunglasses and the Grateful Dead t-shirt in the original photo were going to get me stopped everywhere. |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
In message , Uncle Al
writes Richard Herring wrote: In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? All of them. If you do not have internal papers you will be detained at an airport. And what percentage of US citizens visit airports? I said "passports". Things that allow you to pass through foreign ports. Foreign, as in where most of the world's population resides. -- Richard Herring |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
In message , Jon and Mary Miller
writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? -- Richard Herring |
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Unabomber Manifesto -- an excerpt
"Richard Herring" ] wrote in message ... In message , Jon and Mary Miller writes Uncle Al wrote: We are busy creating the future you so abhor - including smoother, softer, silkier, drier armpits for our ladies. You got a problem with that, bub? Go marry a European if you can stand the smell. Been to Europe lately? What percentage of US citizens even have passports? I've had one since 1980 and never used it. My 9-year-old daughter, on the other hand, has used hers twice. |
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