I play in a golf league so get to talk to different people every week. My wife also drags me to all sorts of community events so we meet plenty of people there.
Yep! Rather rural now and shopping for land in the middle of nowhere as we speak!
I grew up in a major Midwest city with over 1 million people in the metro area and if I've learned 1 thing it's that random people suck. Now I know half the people I see on any given day. My daily commute is 4 minutes. I can drive 5 minutes the other way to hunt deer and elk.
Yeah exactly. None of it is profitable if you can't meet instant demand changes at any time of day. Build the nukes to meet full demand needs and supplement them with "more profitable" options for redundancy.
Give me a 80 year old cabinet maker to teach me how to build cabinets, but the people who think nuclear energy is unsafe also believe hiding under their desk at school would protect them from nuclear war. Older doesn't mean wiser on everything.
In U.S. domestic politics, for example, an informal offer can constitute a binding agreement provided one party gives up something of value in consideration of payment in goods or services. A similar principle applies to inter- national politics: not only are formal agreements often the codiacation of arrangements that states would make regardless of a formal offer, but if private and unwritten discussions are meaningless, then diplomacy itself would be an unnecessary and fruitless exercise.
Nope. The article then goes on to describe his research into exactly how NATO discussed how there was a long history of informal agreements during the cold war. The Cuban Missile Crisis was resolved informally for example.
I play in a golf league so get to talk to different people every week. My wife also drags me to all sorts of community events so we meet plenty of people there.