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I'm wondering if that was a "pragmatic" statement to help ease the psychological stress from the market losses today. I don't believe him.

They'd be allowed. A dog is the property of its owner.

Thanks Mal

What's wrong with that? I often speak with the electrostrong/electroweak forces while waiting for the coffee to percolate.

I completely agree with Jake Ellison's comments.

Dow is down 346. Lots of confidence.

Yep, I'm a fan of that whole Social Text thing that happened a few years back. Great fun.

http://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/ Make sure to hit "refresh" a few times.

Despite the fact that Andrei looked like Leonidas from 300, he was still way, way out of his league . Fedor is just a monster.

Thanks SN.

Not that I doubt your statement, but do you have any examples of this?

Here's another great EAF one for those interested:

Here's a pretty informative topic from a few months back: http://forum.ObjectivismOnline.com/index.p...ic=13828&hl

Freedom = Slavery

Thanks for the info .

That whole album was exceptionally good.

I'd venture to guess that Rearden Metal laughs in the face of 3000 degrees C. It'll take more heat than that to melt that stuff . Edit: It is mentioned in AS that Rearden Metal won't melt until it reaches temperatures over 4000 degrees. That will put it right in the same ballpark as tungsten, the metal with the highest melting temperature. Another edit: http://www.theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/...05/1/index.html

Electric Arc Furnace in a steel mill: The sound that it emits when it the charge begins to flow is beautiful.

Jesus, I thought this was a joke when I heard about it. What a douche.

lmao

Good one.

Did anyone record this? He mentioned on Facebook that he'd be on but of course my cable company doesn't carry Fox Business.

If by "nowdays" you mean from the 18th century onward, I agree. (I'm basing the 18th century number on the Wahhabi movement so I might be overshooting by a little.)