GeoDeV

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by GeoDeV 11y ago
I learned about the Sudbury school style of education from a book called "Free to Learn" by Peter Gray. A Wikipedia article can't do justice to such a radically different approach to education. Keep in mind that our current f
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by GeoDeV 11y ago
I couldn't disagree with you more on this point. It's a common fallacy to equate political power (Central Committee) with economic persuasion (any private business). No one is forced to deal with Dan Price and his company - it&#x2
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by GeoDeV 11y ago
I'll have to think about it more, but I don't think your premise is valid, i.e. that there are 2 mostly unrelated supply demand curves. My first thought is that all prices in a dynamic economy are interrelated and are always movin
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by GeoDeV 11y ago
This is definitely not socialism! There is no coercive government intervention here. It is the CEO of a private company paying his employees above market rate. One of the many benefits of a free market is that you will often see experiments
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by GeoDeV 11y ago
Wages are subject to the law of supply and demand, just like every other aspect of economic life. Since the CEO seems to be paying well above the going market rate, I doubt that this is sustainable for the long run. Yes, he's partially
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by GeoDeV 11y ago
I was a car nut long before I became a computer guy...I vaguely recollect something about this. I believe they would have created a series of cardboard templates, mirror images for left and right, about one inch apart along the length of th
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by GeoDeV 15y ago
The Essence of Leadership: The Four Keys to Leading Successfully by Edwin A. Locke
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by GeoDeV 15y ago
Yes, on all my PC's and my BB. Ever since FireFox crashed on me and lost all my bookmarks.
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by GeoDeV 15y ago
I just had to do the very same thing, except instead of Facebook, it was a contact list in a proprietary medical office database. Since my programming skills are limited to Basic and Pascal, I just used AutoHotKey and the AutoHotKey Recorde