so often the saleability of tech stories reflect the primitive sensibilities of the readers. I wonder if babel like this will fly in developed cities where technology is part of daily lives and does not constitute only amusement on the weekends.
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"I'll be getting places 5 mph faster, and I'll enjoy that," O'Connor said.
May be O'Connor needs a Math class, going from 70 mph - 75 mph means saving 4 minutes after driving 70 miles. For the obese lifestyle that characterizes this landscape, such efficiency is contradictory.
O'Connor also needs a class in Logic. Even in Democracy, what "most" people practice does not automatically become "right."
Nietzsche
Mr Ortega, you shouldn't have pictures with the comments. Because now I have to overcome the pity for the stupidity of the commenter saying:
"Not really. I'm not scared. If the world is coming to an end and it's my time to go, it's my time to go."
if I ran into her in public.
"...When I see grown men in Africa going to work barefoot, you sense their shame ... You really give them dignity."
-- this is the misconception that the rest of the world hates about the west. One should first pity, and try to help the "overgrown" men and women in your own neighborhood fighting obesity in a communities with no sidewalks!
@ cobraden: to answer your question, I would love to pay more taxes for the following: to get sidewalks on all neighborhood roads. To have bike lanes so children can come to schools and colleges safely. To have downtown rejuvenation and access to pedestrians so we all can feel civilized. and lastly to have professional help provided to people like you.
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JRRWB, thank you for showing your ignorance in public. I must ask, do you consider yourself educated? The answer to this question, juxtaposed with your comment (babel) is the key to your current state of mind.
any company is better than no company after a rattlesnake bite in the back-country. Another end of story.
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so often the saleability of tech stories reflect the primitive sensibilities of the readers. I wonder if babel like this will fly in developed cities where technology is part of daily lives and does not constitute only amusement on the weekends.
This comment was removed by the user.
"I'll be getting places 5 mph faster, and I'll enjoy that," O'Connor said.
May be O'Connor needs a Math class, going from 70 mph - 75 mph means saving 4 minutes after driving 70 miles. For the obese lifestyle that characterizes this landscape, such efficiency is contradictory.
O'Connor also needs a class in Logic. Even in Democracy, what "most" people practice does not automatically become "right."
Nietzsche
Mr Ortega, you shouldn't have pictures with the comments. Because now I have to overcome the pity for the stupidity of the commenter saying:
"Not really. I'm not scared. If the world is coming to an end and it's my time to go, it's my time to go."
if I ran into her in public.
"...When I see grown men in Africa going to work barefoot, you sense their shame ... You really give them dignity."
-- this is the misconception that the rest of the world hates about the west. One should first pity, and try to help the "overgrown" men and women in your own neighborhood fighting obesity in a communities with no sidewalks!
@ cobraden: to answer your question, I would love to pay more taxes for the following: to get sidewalks on all neighborhood roads. To have bike lanes so children can come to schools and colleges safely. To have downtown rejuvenation and access to pedestrians so we all can feel civilized. and lastly to have professional help provided to people like you.
This comment was removed by the user.
JRRWB, thank you for showing your ignorance in public. I must ask, do you consider yourself educated?
The answer to this question, juxtaposed with your comment (babel) is the key to your current state of mind.
any company is better than no company after a rattlesnake bite in the back-country. Another end of story.
this is supposed to be local news?