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  • #7,101
  • Edited 5:19am Mar 28, 2008 5:18am | Edited 5:19am
Quoting BGazzoni
I think you underestimeted the powerfull of enginner, or you just read about economys... but hey, take the barriers on Netherlans, Venezza, just to name a few... so, do you really think that people with THE money in the world are creating all the newest things and beauties of the worlds without a protections..... I reallly like your posts BWR, but in this one...
No matter how far we advance with technology, we can never outsmart Mother Nature. Mother Nature is more powerful than all the nuclear weapons in the World. One tsunami, and hundreds of thousands are dead. One Earth quake and hundreds and thousands are dead.

So, no matter how far up in the sky take a sky scraper or no matter how far deep down in the ocean you build a city, it only takes one small little mishap and everything is over.
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  • #7,102
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:18am Mar 28, 2008 5:18am
Quoting Ash
I've got my S/L tighter than a surfers neoprene suit.
With this whater being warmed may be you have sometime
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  • #7,103
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:21am Mar 28, 2008 5:21am
Quoting emda
Yes... Euro will replace the pound soon.. and UK will join the Eurozone..
I don't think so... but the way its going on i don't doubt anything...

PS: But the minister say this days that they wouldn't enter to EURO's economy, and didn't react the market, so i thinlk that it'll may take a reaaaaally long time...

Edit: And you can't forget that if the pound get into EURO, they can forget they're delas with US...
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  • #7,104
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:21am Mar 28, 2008 5:21am
Quoting Ash
No matter how far we advance with technology, we can never outsmart Mother Nature. Mother Nature is more powerful than all the nuclear weapons in the World. One tsunami, and hundreds of thousands are dead. One Earth quake and hundreds and thousands are dead.

So, no matter how far up in the sky take a sky scraper or no matter how far deep down in the ocean you build a city, it only takes one small little mishap and everything is over.
I agree
also... on the milleniumly charts I have a short position for humans and long position for Planet Earth. And a target profit before the sun explodes.
  • #7,105
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:39am Mar 28, 2008 5:39am
Quoting Ash
No matter how far we advance with technology, we can never outsmart Mother Nature. Mother Nature is more powerful than all the nuclear weapons in the World. One tsunami, and hundreds of thousands are dead. One Earth quake and hundreds and thousands are dead.

So, no matter how far up in the sky take a sky scraper or no matter how far deep down in the ocean you build a city, it only takes one small little mishap and everything is over.
Have you guys watched the documentary "Life after Man"? The one about what happens if humanity is wiped out of the planet.

After 1,000 years there wouldn't be any trace of mankind left :

Kinda "ppphheeeewww, we got rid of those thinking bastards"
  • #7,106
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:43am Mar 28, 2008 5:43am
Quoting BGazzoni
I think you underestimeted the powerfull of enginner, or you just read about economys... but hey, take the barriers on Netherlans, Venezza, just to name a few... so, do you really think that people with THE money in the world are creating all the newest things and beauties of the worlds without a protections..... I reallly like your posts BWR, but in this one...
They have survived so far yes, but we all know that Venice is sinking and the Netherlands will be one of the first to be impacted due to melting polar ice.
You are wrong, its the engineers who underestimate the power of mother nature. Do you know how many fault lines there are in the world? Most people only think of the ones in S.E Asia and California. Do you know how many active super volcanoes there are? (no these types do no look like a typical volcano mountain because they don't create a mountain, they create mountain ranges) Here is an example of a super volcano, Yellowstone as most people know is volcanically active, what most people don't know is Yellowstone all 9,000 square kilometers of her is the MOUTH of the volcano. The last time she blew she left a layer of ash covering every state west of the Mississippi river, Canada and Mexico. There is another one in Indonesia that only had a small burp in 1883 which caused the water to splash around in the English channel sinking several ships. There are 30 of these super volcanoes or calderas as they are called and if only one of them blows, the effects will be felt world wide. And not just a little rumble, the effects would be so devastating thats it's almost unimaginable. No engineering can save us from that, and guess what? Yellowstone is few thousand years over due to completely destroy the entire western half of North America.
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  • Mar 28, 2008 5:45am Mar 28, 2008 5:45am
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  • Mar 28, 2008 5:46am Mar 28, 2008 5:46am
Quoting cesarnc
Have you guys watched the documentary "Life after Man"? The one about what happens if humanity is wiped out of the planet.

After 1,000 years there wouldn't be any trace of mankind left :

Kinda "ppphheeeewww, we got rid of those thinking bastards"
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  • #7,109
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:53am Mar 28, 2008 5:53am
Quoting emda
I agree
also... on the milleniumly charts I have a short position for humans and long position for Planet Earth. And a target profit before the sun explodes.

So your a scalper
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  • #7,110
  • Mar 28, 2008 5:56am Mar 28, 2008 5:56am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
So your a scalper
hahaha
absolutely
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  • Mar 28, 2008 6:14am Mar 28, 2008 6:14am
Quoting Ash
I am speaking about the workers that do labor, menial jobs. They go there to escape poverty / feed their family's. They don't go there for scenary. who would want to leave their family to go and live in a far away land? No one. They go there due to economic hardships.

That is the reality. No offense, you have to look at the bigger picture outside your own world.

That is the problem with most people. They only see things according to their own upbringing / surroundings / society.

A wise man once said "in order to be good , you need to walk with the bad".

In order for anyone to realize the sufferings of poor / downtrodden of society, one has to keep company with them.
Received a great lesson about that while stationed in Qatar.....

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  • #7,112
  • Mar 28, 2008 6:31am Mar 28, 2008 6:31am
Quoting Ash
No matter how far we advance with technology, we can never outsmart Mother Nature. Mother Nature is more powerful than all the nuclear weapons in the World. One tsunami, and hundreds of thousands are dead. One Earth quake and hundreds and thousands are dead.

So, no matter how far up in the sky take a sky scraper or no matter how far deep down in the ocean you build a city, it only takes one small little mishap and everything is over.
very funny
the conversation begin with who is the country that build the most taller buildings
then blaming the UAE for non democratic actions and it wont survive even it has the most taller buildings

and that why?
coz the mother nature and the man LOLLLLLL


you know what?
the mother nature didnt eat everyone when it becomes angry LOL

here are some evidences

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...125438/1/.html

so may be UAE will survive too
  • #7,113
  • Edited 6:49am Mar 28, 2008 6:43am | Edited 6:49am
Quoting benssol
very funny
the conversation begin with who is the country that build the most taller buildings
then blaming the UAE for non democratic actions and it wont survive even it has the most taller buildings

and that why?
coz the mother nature and the man LOLLLLLL


you know what?
the mother nature didnt eat everyone when it becomes angry LOL

here are some evidences

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tKU6tsEk5E

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...125438/1/.html

so may be UAE will survive too
What do I care what happens to the the UAE, the middle east? The common man on the street is the one that suffers. So, no matter how much governments try put to on a display of extravagance by building new cities / tall sky scrapers, they can not hide their true nature.
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  • #7,114
  • Edited 6:48am Mar 28, 2008 6:48am | Edited 6:48am
Quoting benssol
very funny
the conversation begin with who is the country that build the most taller buildings
then blaming the UAE for non democratic actions and it wont survive even it has the most taller buildings

and that why?
coz the mother nature and the man LOLLLLLL


you know what?
the mother nature didnt eat everyone when it becomes angry LOL

here are some evidences

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tKU6tsEk5E

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...125438/1/.html

so may be UAE will survive too

There is a difference between the skyscrapers of the UAE and the Mosques. Mosques are houses of worship, whereas the skyscrpaers of symbols of extravagance.

So one would assume the the All Mighty looked after His houses of worship.

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  • #7,115
  • Mar 28, 2008 6:59am Mar 28, 2008 6:59am
Quoting Ash
There is a difference between the skyscrapers of the UAE and the Mosques. Mosques are houses of worship, whereas the skyscrpaers of symbols of extravagance.

So one would assume the the All Mighty looked after His houses of worship.

I totally agree with you in this and I hate them too
but why it becomes symbols of extravagance when UAE did it?!

I repeat again, it's not my country and I didnt care about it but the truth

what I respect UAE for is, it's one of the oil production countries who's uses the oil prices to build itself

so let them build what they want, it's their land and their money
let's try something new
what the problem here? I dont understand
and again the non democratic rules is there in every country on the earth
so why the load on one only?!
  • #7,116
  • Mar 28, 2008 7:20am Mar 28, 2008 7:20am
Quoting benssol
I totally agree with you in this and I hate them too
but why it becomes symbols of extravagance when UAE did it?!

I repeat again, it's not my country and I didnt care about it but the truth

what I respect UAE for is, it's one of the oil production countries who's uses the oil prices to build itself

so let them build what they want, it's their land and their money
let's try something new
what the problem here? I dont understand
and again the non democratic rules is there in every country on the earth
so why the load on one only?!
And what about those Volcanoes that will kill a large percentage of humanity thus making sky scrapers and status symbols irrelevant. In one large swoop we will lose about 4,000 years worth of technology and those who remain will be forced into the hunt and gather type of society. Crops will take a few thousand years before they can grow again, not that it would help cause the guy with the key to the doomsday seed vault would probably be dead and the survivors would have no clue where he left the key. But thank god the Twinkie factory will survive. And who started this whole doomsday discussion? ooops, sorry it was me
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  • #7,117
  • Mar 28, 2008 7:24am Mar 28, 2008 7:24am
I don't need to go to Dubai to see the "wretched of the earth". Here in NY all I have to do is go to Queens and talk to the Camposinos who have travelled to NY to work and are now being exploited at Carwashes, kitchens, factories, etc.

Every "civilized" nation needs cheap labor to flourish. We, the citizens, usually don't want to know that part. Or we play ignorant. Just ask Wal Mart customers.
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  • #7,118
  • Mar 28, 2008 7:25am Mar 28, 2008 7:25am
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  • #7,119
  • Mar 28, 2008 7:31am Mar 28, 2008 7:31am
Quoting DutchTrader
I don't need to go to Dubai to see the "wretched of the earth". Here in NY all I have to do is go to Queens and talk to the Camposinos who have travelled to NY to work and are now being exploited at Carwashes, kitchens, factories, etc.

Every "civilized" nation needs cheap labor to flourish. We, the citizens, usually don't want to know that part. Or we play ignorant. Just ask Wal Mart customers.


The Wal Mart customers would be the first to die because of the volcanoes. Followed by Queens, Miami, several parts of London and some small hick town in northern Oregon. And thats only the beginning, pal.

I am extremely bored. Can you tell?
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  • #7,120
  • Mar 28, 2008 7:35am Mar 28, 2008 7:35am
And don't forget them killa bees yo.
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