In the far future, "Our time scientists discovered debates about worm sizes. The basic unit for worm measurement was a rhino." ... "What is 'a rhino's?" ... "We are unsure still. But they didn't have many."
This is the adverb form. If it were an adjective, it would be nearer to the noun and not seperated by the verb like in "He stole home plate." "Home" is modifying the state of being or "am".
Inevitably, I'll get the people on here saying the polls are unreliable. Sure. That doesn't change the fact that this is going to be close. Far closer than the electoral votes will reflect.
And the people that matter will be the groups highlighted in this article. Especially those who live in the six or seven swing states. And not, surprisingly, online leftists. I get there's catharsis in flogging the people you see as responsible for the possiblity of the failure of democracy and possibly entering authoritarian and rule. But I'd you want to be effective, strategic efforts matter. Be effective.
The obstructions in question include large boulders and plants placed along the sides of East Mountain Drive and Riven Rock Road in Montecito, blocking spots people would otherwise be able to use as parking before hiking to nearby Montecito Hot Springs.
The encroachments are on the right of way which allows for only certain encroachments:
the county says that the only encroachments that can remain within 10 feet of the pavement include mature trees and “boulders historically situated onsite and partially buried 40% or more, particularly those boulders adjacent to a buried, high pressure gas line”.
Edit: I don't know why people get so worked up when someone parks on a public street in front of their house. It literally does not compute for me.
I don't understand why those are the two options. I don't disagree with anyone them, but we can also organize in the swing states. Use that organization to meet, listen, and then maybe convince people to vote for Biden. On top of that, as a collectively organized force, we could report back to DNC to tell them our findings. And then hope they make changes in messaging, platform, and policy to attract those undecided voters in swing states. Frankly, that's the way, I think, we get people off the couch.
There are, of course, many points of failure along the way, but at least it's more than vote and clutch your guns. Of course, we should still do that, but not just that.
This is true, as the constituent parts of the instruments are the act of labor forming natural resources into the instruments.
But this isn't necessarily relevant to the processes of production. The role of the instruments is to assist labor into effectively and efficiently creating the product. They are enabling and organizing labor. This is capital.
We should never forget that all forms of capital are created through accreted layers of labor.
But in terms of value creation, the must be seen as capital because the instruments serve a productive process resulting in a product that is valued by society. As such, capital is in conversation with society.
To highlight the above, I'll create an egregious example. We could argue that all labor is essential natural resources as all bodies are just made of matter anyways. But labor is directed through the needs of the laborer and society. Through a mixture of consciousness, intention, and creativity, that labor creates something of value for themselves and others.
Capital, in my understanding, is akin to this in the productive process.
The federal government is the primary funder of basic research in biomedical sciences through the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This research is essential for informing all medical progress, including the development of therapies. Overall, 54% of basic science milestones are achieved by the public sector and 27% by the private sector. From that point onward, taking the necessary risks associated with the drug development process required to advance basic science research into safe and effective treatments for patients corresponds primarily to the biopharmaceutical industry. Performing Phase I through IV clinical trials consumes more than 90% of total research and development (R&D) cost.
A number of recent studies indicate that a majority of this R&D is funded by investments made by the private sector.1 In a 2019 report, Research America indicated that, in 2016, the private sector funded 67% of total U.S. medical and health R&D while the federal government supported 22%.
Melville spends a chapter comparing the different interpretations of whiteness in Moby Dick. This article talks about that, but I recommend reading the chapter if you get a chance.
In the far future, "Our time scientists discovered debates about worm sizes. The basic unit for worm measurement was a rhino." ... "What is 'a rhino's?" ... "We are unsure still. But they didn't have many."