(V): Then who gets to decide what is a correct interpretation of the law needed due to lack of trust in intelligence??



LOL... that is exactly the same type of question I have for your socialism.... in regards to types of regulation etc

There are many situations where things get a bit subjective... I have asked you many times, without an answer i remember, who gets to decide?

thats the problem i have with a lot of it... it often comes down to one persons subjective views... and you dont like it when that view is someone like Cheney...and i dont like it when its you telling us how things should be..... thats why I prefer models, and then let it alone... subjectivity is only good when everyone agrees!

Czuch: Models don't work Czuch... they are based on a fixed unmoving world. As you know.. we are in orbit. And being subjective.. the laws of gravity change perspective in as much that time is distorted.

You know your GPS is reliant on constant daily updates to the clocks on the satellites due to the difference in time from living in 1G and zero G.

And as one political commentator said. So much can be dependent on little things, like whether somone is having a bad day or not. And us being humans.. can you predict accurately how someone will react?

(V): So much can be dependent on little things, like whether somone is having a bad day or not. And us being humans.. can you predict accurately how someone will react?




Thats exactly why i dont trust mere mortals to make subjective choices in the micro management of my life.... I will stick with a good model, and update every so often, thank you

Czuch: And you tell me that your model doesn't fit yet you use it.

It's the old teaspoon problem... what is it?