miracle_code
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US of A, we all would be better off if this concept would die.
Split up into smaller, independent nations, don't terrorize the world with your armsdealing presidents wanting to achieve "democrazy".
Don't spy on its citizens as well as the rest of mankind.
Don't poison our food via tradedeals negociated in secret with global consorts.
Don't murder our leaders, only wanting to be free from you.
Please die.
Whut? The agencies know no ends, lol.. Who'd thunk it?
"Unless you like jellyfish" calmed.
Missing infrastructure for education due to hundreds of years of colonial exploitation and wars fought would be the obvious answer here.
But hey, Hakuna matata! Disney told me so. /s
Javascript deniers have it almost as worse, please can someone archive.is/mirror the page?
The concept of ideas being worth near to nothing is new to me, can you explain that thinking? Without monetary arguments this seems not right.
How about the big and worth billions companys pay for it, it is their share for the future at last? Just talking out of my ass here, but the american educational system is flawed big time in that regard, let education and teaching be free, everybody profits in the end.
But then again, a well schooled and open minded citizen is not needed in the big scheme of american things. Who will fight their wars then??? /s
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miracle_code on Saturday March 12, 2016 @12:28AM
from the celephais.net dept.
143 and 169 come to mind as well. Got 65 as highest score btw, was always a good calculator.
Another reason to laugh at the judical system.
If we, as the human race, want to avoid upcoming desasters, not that i am summoning them, neither predicting those, we have an obligation to make research and its gains available to all mankind.
Financial burdens are a stone in our all way, be it in the taxpayer who funds R&D, or be it the institutions that want to profit from it.
There cannot be a "middle ground", we all have to stand back for the greater benefits of free flowing knowledge.
That is a principle of the "web" itself, profit from open data, but also keep personal data protected. Easy as that.
There will be no win in restricting access to scientific research in the end, but to keep corporate interest and greed alive. I fear that future.
Edit: Institutions.