Why I should be President

[JustAnotherHead]

so I'm the only one without a fab facility in his back yard.

Well that and your liberal arts degree in Philosophy will also be a limiting factor.

 

[canndo]

Well that and your liberal arts degree in Philosophy will also be a limiting factor.

Damn, so my 1977 CS degree won't help either?

 

[JustAnotherHead]

Damn, so my 1977 CS degree won't help either?

A 1977 CS degree from where? Who had a CS program in 1977?

 

[mccumcumber]

What's your degree in buddy?

 

[canndo]

A 1977 CS degree from where? Who had a CS program in 1977?

EWSC - You know I really don't know what the fuck it was called back then. Fortran and Cobol and lots of theory.

 

[JustAnotherHead]

What's your degree in buddy?

Which one?

 

[deprave]

You eat something, you buy something. People use the roads to get to manufacturing facilities that use the roads in order to get raw materials and use the roads in order to ship those finished products to stores that have employees use roads to tend to the stores - shall I go on? Saying that you use only the roads you actually travel on is like saying that you only use one cell tower when in fact you use all of them. We all use all of our infrastructure.

So your saying only taxation creates infrastructure, without taxation there would be no infrastructure...when a tax fucks another tax it births infrastructure? Is that what you are saying? Quite an interesting "scientist" you are. Fortran and Cobol lmao Get the fuck out here dude, seriously?

Again..Who is being logical and rational here? Pretty sure its not the people who think without taxes we would all just keel over and die helplessly.

 

[potroastV2]

EWSC - You know I really don't know what the fuck it was called back then. Fortran and Cobol and lots of theory.

I got my degree in Computer Science in the late 70's too. It was called Data Processing then, and we worked in DP. That was before EtherNet was invented so there were no networked systems.

I also programmed in IBM Assembly. *Whew*

 

[canndo]

So your saying only taxation creates infrastructure, without taxation there would be no infrastructure...when a tax fucks another tax it births infrastructure? Is that what you are saying? Quite an interesting "scientist" you are. Fortran and Cobol lmao Get the fuck out here dude, seriously?

Again..Who is being logical and rational here? Pretty sure its not the people who think without taxes we would all just keel over and die helplessly.

I have not said only taxation creates infrastructure - in fact much of the internet infrastructure was created outside of government and taxation. Now, what did I say? that commonly, each of us uses large portions of infrastructure, not just the street in front of our house. And yes, Fortan and Cobol - nowhere have I stated I was a scientist. (ability in Cobol put me in good stead in 2000 btw)

 

[canndo]

I got my degree in Computer Science in the late 70's too. It was called Data Processing then, and we worked in DP. That was before EtherNet was invented so there were no networked systems.

I also programmed in IBM Assembly. *Whew*

"data processing", but it was, wait, it's coming - Information Management systems? or was it Management Information systems?

 

[mccumcumber]

Which one?

Any of them I guess? Were you a double major?

Edit: forgot a letter.

 

[deprave]

I have not said only taxation creates infrastructure - in fact much of the internet infrastructure was created outside of government and taxation. Now, what did I say? that commonly, each of us uses large portions of infrastructure, not just the street in front of our house. And yes, Fortan and Cobol - nowhere have I stated I was a scientist. (ability in Cobol put me in good stead in 2000 btw)

well your basically a scientist or your just really old if you use fortan and cobol. I guess its the later then.