Synthetase
Joined 16 years ago
Joined 16 years ago
Even among tribal societies, warfare is highly ritualized in a manner that does not optimize for maximum lethality. Richard Gabriel, in studies on tribal societies in New Guinea have noted that hunts occurred with accurate feathered. Tellingly, tribal warfare employed featherless arrows. Similarly "counting coup" among American Indians involves touching rather than killing the enemy.
Cold blooded killers have their uses for society, especially in warfare. An excellent book on this subject is On Killing.
I've always hated Ayn Rand's writing but he's probably the closest thing to a Galt-like hero.
Straws. You maybe holding some.
EDIT: Two words. Occam's Razor. Your explanation is so tangled that an entire battalion of Viet Cong could hide in it.
This post however, is complaining for the sake of complaining. I for one do not rail against the Second Law of Thermodynamics for destroying my beautiful perpetual motion machine ideas.
Similarly, offering vague pablums on the state of business in Silicon Valley without real solutions is at best indulgent.
Or are you volunteering other peoples time?
Other efforts, China in particular, seem to attract scorn. Especially in light of the fact that Elon Musk's original plan was to send a greenhouse with plants to Mars.
Perhaps I over-estimate the HN crowd.
I'd also suggest you avoid hospitals because they cause cancer.
White Americans constitute 74% of America.
Thus African Americans are more than twice as likely to live under the poverty line. Those are not I odds I would like to gamble with had I been born black.
You won a lottery when you were born.