Bill introduced to outlaw gravity because it's too much of a downer.

FirstAscent

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Quote from: MoonShadow on October 07, 2011, 02:33:42 PM

I'm saying that I may or may not agree, depending upon what you actually mean by that. It's a vague statement standing alone.

It's not vague at all. Have you read any of my posts? It's the primary topic I discuss around here. Before I spend yet more time personally explaining something that will likely fall on deaf ears, please tell me what you think I might mean by the following statement:

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Unfortunately, in the case of the environment, its destruction is caused by fragmentation.

I'd still like to hear your take on this.

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Quote from: FirstAscent on October 07, 2011, 02:28:54 PM

Quote from: MoonShadow on October 07, 2011, 01:53:34 PM

Quote from: FirstAscent on October 07, 2011, 01:41:40 PM

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The reason, of course, that the policy failed was Khrushchev’s ignorance of the immutable fact – the self-evident truth – that corn can only be grown under certain conditions, and Russia’s climate did not provide them.

A singular vision can get it right or wrong. As shown above.

A non unified vision (libertarian property rights) guarantees some will get it right and some will get it wrong. Unfortunately, in the case of the environment, its destruction is caused by fragmentation, like a checkerboard.

Can you support the statement in bold? Do you have any evidence that it is so?

Yeah, I can. Read some of my 500+ posts. And I'll post more stuff, but it will take time. Because there's lots of stuff.

What if I do support it? Are you saying that your beliefs are dependent on there being no support?

I'm saying that I may or may not agree, depending upon what you actually mean by that. It's a vague statement standing alone.

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Quote from: MoonShadow on October 07, 2011, 01:53:34 PM

Quote from: FirstAscent on October 07, 2011, 01:41:40 PM

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The reason, of course, that the policy failed was Khrushchev’s ignorance of the immutable fact – the self-evident truth – that corn can only be grown under certain conditions, and Russia’s climate did not provide them.

A singular vision can get it right or wrong. As shown above.

A non unified vision (libertarian property rights) guarantees some will get it right and some will get it wrong. Unfortunately, in the case of the environment, its destruction is caused by fragmentation, like a checkerboard.

Can you support the statement in bold? Do you have any evidence that it is so?

Yeah, I can. Read some of my 500+ posts. And I'll post more stuff, but it will take time. Because there's lots of stuff.

What if I do support it? Are you saying that your beliefs are dependent on there being no support?

MoonShadow

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Quote from: FirstAscent on October 07, 2011, 01:41:40 PM

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The reason, of course, that the policy failed was Khrushchev’s ignorance of the immutable fact – the self-evident truth – that corn can only be grown under certain conditions, and Russia’s climate did not provide them.

A singular vision can get it right or wrong. As shown above.

A non unified vision (libertarian property rights) guarantees some will get it right and some will get it wrong. Unfortunately, in the case of the environment, its destruction is caused by fragmentation, like a checkerboard.

Can you support the statement in bold? Do you have any evidence that it is so?

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The reason, of course, that the policy failed was Khrushchev’s ignorance of the immutable fact – the self-evident truth – that corn can only be grown under certain conditions, and Russia’s climate did not provide them.

A singular vision can get it right or wrong. As shown above.

A non unified vision (libertarian property rights) guarantees some will get it right and some will get it wrong. Unfortunately, in the case of the environment, its destruction is caused by fragmentation, like a checkerboard.

MoonShadow

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