... consider other things about the Super Hornet purchase. It was done in a hurry based on little solid threat analysis and was bought on the premise of wasting supplemental taxpayer money outside of the normal Defence budget. This impulse buy, not unlike the kind for those with little restraint or children who see something tasty at the checkout counter, means that Defence has no solid grasp of how to manage a long range lifecycle plan for ...

... actually had the self-discipline to truly get away from them, but you don't. Thus, you're stuck. If I reply in any way that pushes any of your pathetically obvious emotional buttons, you can't resist the impulse to respond defensively. Try this. Just respond in alt.philosophy.taoism but delete alt.magick from your crosspost list first. Then refrain from peeking into alt.magick to see how I handled it. It'll be tough, but I bet ...

.../Warnings After Melanie Stokes’ 2001 Suicide: March 22, 2004: The FDA warned that Prozac-like antidepressants (SSRIs) could cause “anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, insomnia, irritability, hostility, impulsivity, akathisia [severe restlessness] , hypomania [abnormal excitement] and mania [psychosis characterized by exalted feelings, delusions of grandeur].” February 18, 2005: A study conducted at the Ottawa Health Research ...

... a species will. Probably not. Most people are not self-defeating whiners. A big brain that is so dysfunctional that it is impelled to destroy itself is in no way superior to a big brain that does not have that impulse. Given the way you express it, people as a species that extinguishes itself would find that their big brains were possibly the reason why. Too smart for their own good. Name me any group of people who ...

..., extinguish yourself. It's nothing to brag about, though. A big brain that is so dysfunctional that it is impelled to destroy itself is in no way superior to a big brain that does not have that impulse. Birds and apes developed their forebrains differently, but in some respects they seem to do pretty close to the same things. In humans, the forebrain is drastically larger and more complex than in any other species, ...

... out what George Bush's motivations for anything are. He may have that impulse because he himself, his family and his friends are all very rich and ...it propels a significant portion of them. This was combined with several other impulses. Free trade has to be number one on the list. Free trade ... actually collected? If taxes on income (personal or corporate) are high, the impulse is not to take them, especially if they're as high as ...

.../Warnings After Melanie Stokes’ 2001 Suicide: March 22, 2004: The FDA warned that Prozac-like antidepressants (SSRIs) could cause “anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, insomnia, irritability, hostility, impulsivity, akathisia [severe restlessness] , hypomania [abnormal excitement] and mania [psychosis characterized by exalted feelings, delusions of grandeur].” February 18, 2005: A study conducted at the Ottawa Health Research ...

... the sexual needs of men. 2. retrain women to respond to the expectations and needs of men. 3. retrain women to grow up and act like adults who respond according to principle rather than temporary emotional or childish impulses. 4. level the playing field in all areas (work, relationships, legal system, etc.) for all men in general. 5. produce relationships based upon a MAN'S TERMS/EXPECTATIONS. "Game" is fictional. it's ...

...meet the sexual needs of men. 2. retrain women to respond to the expectations and needs of men. 3. retrain women to grow up and act like adults who respond according to principle rather than temporary emotional or childish impulses. 4. level the playing field in all areas (work, relationships, legal system, etc.) for all men in general. 5. produce relationships based upon a MAN'S TERMS/EXPECTATIONS. "Game" is fictional. it's the pretexts...

... to see imposed on American women, and the rationale in both cases is the same, a literalist religious impulse that resists any compromise with the realities of biology and of women's lives. Saudi Arabia's restrictive ... opportunity to do so. That is the point of her pledge to shape the judiciary. Such a theocratic impulse is incompatible with the Founding Fathers' commitment to tolerance and democracy, which is why they forbade the ...