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Economists can't talk about the planned obsolescence of automobiles.....
and report the total depreciation of all of the cars in any country.
Consistent global stupidity. Ignoring physics again.
Oh yeah, then there was the movie "The Mist" wher the US military was opening dementional doors and allowng alien monsters into the world to run amok for no reason.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by psikeyhackr
Ignoring physics? Do you really believe that you are the only person on earth who knows anything about physics? You may be the only person on earth that understands the connection between physics and accounting depreciation.
Originally posted by trika3000
Unanswered questions...
Does anyone know or have an opinion if the World Trade Center bombing on February 26, 1993 was part of the 9-11 conspiracy?
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Originally posted by trika3000
Unanswered questions...
Does anyone know or have an opinion if the World Trade Center bombing on February 26, 1993 was part of the 9-11 conspiracy?
Why care?
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by vipertech0596
Fear.
Funny, that's the same reason I think you skeptics cling to the OS! At least for the skeptics who aren't paid to defend the OS.edit on 26-9-2011 by ATH911 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Openeye
reply to post by GoodOlDave
My point is that the story did not blame the government, but used it as an ambiguous symbol of "fear". By not truly knowing what happen the people in the grocery store were very quick to blame and carry out judgment on those they thought responsible despite the lack of evidence and logic. "Fear" was the point of the story more specifically like many other Lovecraftian stories the "Fear of the Unknown". People fear what they cannot explain, what they cannot touch, what they cannot see. The Government is an entity which has a lot of those qualities thus creating a atmosphere of the unknown.
Originally posted by trika3000
Unanswered questions...
...
Is there more evil people in the world than good? Or are the good people brainwashed, apathetic, lazy or whatever?
...
The real world is a very scary and crazy dangerous place
Well I haven't notice anyone else point out that the Purdue simulation doesn't have the core column moving in the north tower impact simulation. I found that pretty strange.
Does physics cause cars to wear out or not? I think it is called FRICTION.
But the depreciation can be tracked or not. The physics is incapable of knowing or caring.
But then economists don't mention NET DOMESTIC PRODUCT very much anyway. They just make a big deal about the GROSS. But their equation for NET only includes Capital Goods. So the depreciation of durable consumer goods gets disappeared.
Can physics tell the difference between capital goods and consumer goods?
Rather more important than 9/11 since it has been going on since World War II
So are you saying that because there is a vaccuum of information concerning many areas of the 9/11 attack, that the conspiracy people are trying to fill the vaccuum by instinctively blaming the gov't because they associate the unknown with all the clandestine projects the gov't is playing with?
I suppose that would explain the "the gov't staged 9/11" people, but how would this apply to the "the Jews staged 9/11" people or the "the Illuminati staged 9/11" people? Or is this simply the same fear of the unknown but with different outlets?
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by seachange
You mean the college educated cave men? Or did you not realize that most of the hijackers were educated?
Originally posted by hooperThis isn't that nonsense about planned obsolescence, is it? Really, thats just an old wives tale that people who don't understand marketing and economics get sucked into because it reinforces the notion that someone is out "to get them" which in turn relinqueshes them from responsibility for their situation in life. Not much unlike 9/11 conspiracies.
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by Cecilofs
This is only partly true, and you are ignoring two things. Firstly, durable products are more expensive to produce. Consumers tent to find price more important than durability. Secondly, often consumers want to buy replacements on a regular basis. Take for example mobile phones. I think almost everyone has at least once replaced his mobile phone while the old one was still perfectly fine. Same goes of course for cars, clothes, or any other status/fashion product.