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  1. CajunCenturion

    Another whack at the climate change mole - Solar Notch Delay Theory

    ==> moving the animals from the west to the east Who said anything about moving the animals? The question was about decreasing the population. ----- An interesting theory Greg, and the next few years may provide support (not prove, but support) or refute entirely. Good Luck -------------- As...
  2. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    ==> Lets hear some solutions that don't involve government and are actually practical. It is impossible to present solutions that don't involve government when excessive government is a big part of the problem. ==> i]It is the responsibility of government to balance individual rights with the...
  3. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    Are the $55 to 93 billion savings based on domestic savings or global savings? Are the$ 7.3 to 8.8 billion cost figures based on domestics costs or global costs? Good Luck -------------- As a circle of light increases so does the circumference of darkness around it. - Albert Einstein
  4. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    Hold that thought. Is it a step in the right direction? How much will it cost to realize that $55 to 93 billion in benefits? Without including the costs necessarily to realize the savings, it seems that one is looking at a particular issue - the savings - and looking at it in completely...
  5. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    While that may be what you'd like to think because that fits the narrative you want to believe, it's simply not true. Since the end of the Apollo program, NASA's budget has steadily declines as a percentage of the total federal budget. In normalized dollars, the numbers have been relatively...
  6. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    Sounds like a whole lot of assuming going on. Good Luck -------------- As a circle of light increases so does the circumference of darkness around it. - Albert Einstein
  7. CajunCenturion

    Securing the National Grid(s)

    ==> ...and neither do you Nor am I claiming to. ==> If we are going to ask a nanny state requirement, I'm not asking. ==> then in the nexyt breath take th nanny state to task for not funding, I'm not doing that either. The less involved the government, the better the government. Good Luck...
  8. CajunCenturion

    Securing the National Grid(s)

    ==> Such an event would quickly be followed by an exchange of missiles with multi-megaton warheads. You don't know that. Good Luck -------------- As a circle of light increases so does the circumference of darkness around it. - Albert Einstein
  9. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    ==> you cannot conclude that events in 2008 had nothing to do with reductions in emissions per capita in 2008 and beyond. What I'm claiming, along with presenting facts to support that claim, is that significant events leading to both overall reductions and per capita reductions starting taking...
  10. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    ==> For the major factor, look at the date of the decline. I wonder what happened to the US in 2008…. Actually, in both the total emissions chart and the per-capita chart, the clearly noticeable decline began with events in 2005 and 2007, aided by the effects of the recession during those years...
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    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    ==> so you’re saying that “they” have been poor in their response to “adaptation” measure thus far. That just furthers my point that “adaptation” alone Actually, it shows that you're thinking is limited. Don't change the goal of adaptation - change the "they", and their priorities. Further, if...
  12. CajunCenturion

    Kicking the Climate Change Cat Further Down the Road...

    ==> they were told of the problems and they choose to ignore them in favor of social programs. "They" being the federal government in their refusal to fund the projects recommended by the US Corps of Engineers to actually implement many of the required adaptations. rconnor - Why do you think...
  13. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    Wow. What a load of crap. Even the claim that only 37% of those polled believe that only evolution should be taught in science class is misleading because it doesn't take into account the additional 29% that want evolution in science class, but will allow for the discussion of creationism as a...
  14. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    ==> Ever been to a board of education meeting. You will see how a small group can influence a school system. Yes I have, and there are always fringe elements trying to push their way and exert influence. That influence is almost always very short-term and ends up being nothing but a blip...
  15. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    ==> State governments are not the end all. They can be just as corrupt/greedy as the federal government. Agreed. However, the scope and influence of that corruption is restricted to the domain of just that government. Also, it's far easier to replace state officials than it is to replace...
  16. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    ==> If that had not happened, would we have segregated schools today. No, we wouldn't. At most, the state of Alabama would have segregated schools for at least the duration of Gov Wallace's term in office. It was a federal court that stepped in because Gov Wallace's actions would have violated...
  17. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    ==> This country is spending more and more on education at all levels of government but test scores aren't improving. Obviously money isn't the answer. Right premise, but wrong conclusions. Obviously, government isn't the answer. Money is required, but the mistake is first filtering that money...
  18. CajunCenturion

    Going backwards in technology...?

    @ fistandantilus First all, the work/home balance and overtime situation is important, but an entirely different issue. I absolutely understand the need for work/home balance, and I fully support that you should be paid for all overtime. But if you're not being paid for overtime, then you...
  19. CajunCenturion

    Going backwards in technology...?

    ==> Should we fight back, and "emphatically request" that he updates himself, or should we just capitulate and say "yes boss" ?? To win what? And at what cost? If you're willing to pay that price, sure then fight on. ==> he was not swayed, and continues to insist that we do things the old...
  20. CajunCenturion

    College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics

    ==> SAT, ACT, AP, and IB are all national or international standards The SAT and AP are both development by and administered by the College Board, which is a non-profit membership association consisting of thousands of education institutions. It is not, nor ever has been, part of the federal...

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