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blog post in No Food for Thought	And you call that educated? The USA's overestimated education ROI I grew up strongly rooted in the economy. My father was a merchant, I worked in his store, and I knew his employees earned 6 CAD per hour. For me, this minimum wage was generous. A few years later, I
blog post in No Food for Thought	Birds Aren't Real (but Peter McIndoe is real funny) [https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/apr/14/the-lunacy-is-getting-more-intense-how-birds-arent-real-took-on-the-conspiracy-theorists\|For someone home-schooled in a rural community of the southern
blog post in No Food for Thought	Chronic inflation: still insufficient to deflate short-termist illusions? In April 2001, I was still 15 and knew very little about USA politics. Yet it took a single misleading and high-stakes declaration from its then-president brushing off the Kyoto Protocol to put him at
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blog post in No Food for Thought	It's Always Time for Payback How much have the United States evolved in terms of politics over the last couple decades? A couple of quotes might clarify. {QUOTE()}Make no mistake; the United States __will hunt down and punish_
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blog post in No Food for Thought	The Cost of Security As a follow-up to The cost of quality , which focused on translation, here's the part about security. Security too c
blog post in No Food for Thought	Violent video games: significant distractions I played several violent video games during my childhood and early adulthood, and wasted several more person-weeks playing them. Despite playing America's Army, I was never recruited by any army, and