Also how do you prevent all that radiation coming from your computer to cause cancer in first place?
Haha. You thought you don't get cancer from computers. Cute. 
Topic: The free market speaks! FDA-AVOIDED Dustberries! - page 2. (Read 10256 times)
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The dust from computers carries loads of radioactive dust that causes cancer.
I had to laugh. xD
God, what kind of computer do you have that 1)produces dust and 2) makes it radioactive.
You could sell this technology to operators of atomic power plants, so they don't have to filter these materials from shitloads of mined earth and stuff.
Also how do you prevent all that radiation coming from your computer to cause cancer in first place?
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Why the hell did you bring slurpees up? Do you just fail to read things before posting one of you're incoherent arguments?
A slight case of missreading I think. "Slurry pit" and "Slurpee" are similar if you're just skimming the text.
In which case atlas probably shouldn't be posting. You can't make a coherent argument (which atlas doesn't seem to do anyway at the best of times) if you're not even going to read the points you're meant to be refuting.
Give the kid a break, he's a daring pioneer in alternative sleep routines. Who can fault him for being incoherent and groggy. At least he has an excuse now.
Why the hell did you bring slurpees up? Do you just fail to read things before posting one of you're incoherent arguments?
A slight case of missreading I think. "Slurry pit" and "Slurpee" are similar if you're just skimming the text.
In which case atlas probably shouldn't be posting. You can't make a coherent argument (which atlas doesn't seem to do anyway at the best of times) if you're not even going to read the points you're meant to be refuting.
Why the hell did you bring slurpees up? Do you just fail to read things before posting one of you're incoherent arguments?
A slight case of missreading I think. "Slurry pit" and "Slurpee" are similar if you're just skimming the text.
Why the hell did you bring slurpees up? Do you just fail to read things before posting one of you're incoherent arguments?
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
So what you're saying is if another unaccountable private company (with no interested in protecting any of the national and public resources, mind) regulates another private companies dumping of toxic waste in a public and national resource this will be the perfect outcome?
I don't remember ever having time to go down to my local slurry pit and asking the regulatory team there to have all the gear provided to me to perform an audit of it's services.
Maybe I could hire another unaccountable private company to audit the first unaccountable private accountancy company?
Heh if such rigorous regulation for slurpees was truly desirable people would pay for it. Also, said regulatory body would be accountable to the customers paying for its services. If they don't trust them nor desire them , they will not be reimbursed and thus cease to exist.
Yes, most alternate political and economic theories assume that people want to take personal responsibility. Instead of ridiculing people who question the status quo, we should be thinking of alternative proposals to their faulty ones.
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
So what you're saying is if another unaccountable private company (with no interested in protecting any of the national and public resources, mind) regulates another private companies dumping of toxic waste in a public and national resource this will be the perfect outcome?
I don't remember ever having time to go down to my local slurry pit and asking the regulatory team there to have all the gear provided to me to perform an audit of it's services.
Maybe I could hire another unaccountable private company to audit the first unaccountable private accountancy company?
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
So what you're saying is if another unaccountable private company (with no interested in protecting any of the national and public resources, mind) regulates another private companies dumping of toxic waste in a public and national resource this will be the perfect outcome?
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
So what you're saying is if another unaccountable private company (with no interested in protecting any of the national and public resources, mind) regulates another private companies dumping of toxic waste in a public and national resource this will be the perfect outcome?
It seems the free-market is alright regulating itself by making these berries an issue.
Not quite-- I still don't know who's making them.That is why you buy them anyways. If you get sick, you will know not to buy from the seller again. Or if you die from food poisoning, your family will know not to buy from the seller.
If I want to use mercury to homeopathically cure my brain tumor, goddamn it, I should be able to buy it from a basement pharmacist. Prop 215 can suck it. Lead paint for life.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlU5-LQ_EGE
It seems the free-market is alright regulating itself by making these berries an issue.
Not quite-- I still don't know who's making them.That is why you buy them anyways. If you get sick, you will know not to buy from the seller again. Or if you die from food poisoning, your family will know not to buy from the seller.
Libertarianism, in all it's glory. O how my heart yearns to try all those things that my oppressive government thinks are 'dangerous' to be mixed in with my food and pharmaceuticals. If I want to use mercury to homeopathically cure my brain tumor, goddamn it, I should be able to buy it from a basement pharmacist. Prop 215 can suck it. Lead paint for life.
I have yet to see any direct evidence of that.
This is assuming regulations means provisions provided by a government monopoly and not regulations provided without force.
This is assuming regulations means provisions provided by a government monopoly and not regulations provided without force.
Read 'The Jungle', son.
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
How many languages did this go through in google translate?
Found this on reddit about the dustberries..
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/mhbcv/picked_up_some_delicious_bitberries_at_the_corner/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/mhbcv/picked_up_some_delicious_bitberries_at_the_corner/
Yes because accountable regulation would exist as opposed to regulatory monopolies that cannot fail and be easily displaced.
I'm just going to point out that atlas's idea of government wrongdoing is when a coal company dumps radioactive, carcinogenic ash slurry into a river upstream of a water purification plant because government regulations weren't enforced (against dumping toxic waste in rivers) he will blame the government becuase he has some wierd notion that if those laws against dumping toxic waste in the river didn't exist the coal company wouldn't have done so in the first place.
This quote from SA preatty much summarizes this entire thread.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
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Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
Umm hello? We already are doing that. We're just making fun of the dustberry producing idiots in our break time.
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This quote from SA preatty much summarizes this entire thread.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
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pakman posted:
Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
Umm hello? We already are doing that. We're just making fun of the dustberry producing idiots in our break time.
This quote from SA preatty much summarizes this entire thread.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
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pakman posted:
Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Yet another case of "just like -----, but with bitcoin!" Except worse. And less sanitary. He could just buy a food dryer with the money spent paying for electricity, but nope. Free market demands dusty buttcoin-rig-dried strawberries.
Don't get it twisted, I disagree with 90% of the shit these people spew. However, in between the 90% of the pure shit they post, there does lie some truth.
We should not be focused on selling dried "bit-berries"...
What we should be focused on is building revolutionary apps and services that accept Bitcoin.
It seems the free-market is already regulating itself by making these berries an issue.
But what if you didn't have an internet forum to correct your knowledge of this product and saw it on store shelves? should you have to go home and research every brand you buy before you get it?
No, I simply buy products from reputable grocery stores that haven't gone out of business from selling bad products.
Quick question. How do you think those products end up on those store shelves?
Also, these strawberries just look gross. I wouldn't give those to my dogs.
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