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Deus Ex is the only cyberpunk FPS RPG I can think of off the top of my head. The other games I'm aware of are either top down RPGs or adventure games.
Wow, do you actually think rainwater never makes it in to drinking water?I know rainwater makes its way to the rest of water.
I also know the earth does a remarkably fantastic job at cleaning up after its self and others.
I also know, that despite the best efforts of demonstrably false rhetoric in the media, regulations have done very little in regard to improving the environment. Education and concerned people are required, not laws designed to cripple people and business.
So, since the regulations of which you so fondly write were so effective in preventing: Exxon Valdiz, Deepwater Horizon, et.al.,
why should anyone be convinced their removal would be so much more harmful?
Well, if you guys got your shit together on healthcare you could lengthen that lifespan too.
There are more reasons than just shitty healthcare contributing to the unhealthy status is this nation. This is where culture comes into play. How many Americans' primary diet comes from fast food? How many Americans sit on their asses not doing much more than engaging in vicarious activity? Stress is also a factor, but I can't speak to the differences of stress from one place to another except for the difference of rural vs urban or industrialized vs pre-industrialized. Urban and industrial areas will experience more stress on average - anthropological studies will show.
The US does not have the worst violent crime rate in the West.
The US barely cracks the top 100.
Which Western nations have a higher violent crime rate than the US? Are you going to start listing off Soviet bloc nations or something?
https://www.ojjdp.gov/pubs/gun_violence/sect01.htmlNo.
Because as is shown by factual data, as gun ownership has risen in the US the amount of gun violence has gone down.
you will have to show some evidence for this because this study shows that owning a gun makes you more likely to be shot and that firearm prevalence increases violent crime.
No.
Because as is shown by factual data, as gun ownership has risen in the US the amount of gun violence has gone down.
Your entire post is so full of misinformation, I don't where to begin...
Big oil is in the industries you mention to make money, period, so yeah...we will start there...
The only thing more efficiently producing energy than an internal combustion engine is a bicycle, so I will give you one to the side of green there...
My personal experience here in the US.En vogue topics for the 1990s were “not having sexual relations”, the wars in the Baltic states, WTC bombing, Whitewater.HIPAA was highly en vogue, much more than any other era health related topics.
24/7 news cycle came into being, remember.
HIPAA added a tremendous amount of cost to health care.
I am not surprised to learn none of you wish to cede this point.
Evidence?
Neither you nor Dave live in the US.
You haven’t provided any evidence, Dave has. Provide some evidence.You ignoring the evidence doesn't mean it hasn't been provided.
I provided a link to an article stating exactly how regulation can lead to higher costs.
In this very post, I provided you with the act written in 1945...prohibiting insurance company competition.
Who has given indications he isn't producing corporatist results.QuoteThere was an act in 45 preventing outside competition from other insurance providers, which none of the presidents (except maybe Trump, perhaps) has sought to overturn.
He’s as corporatist a president as any other.
Every once in a while, you end up writing something truthful..QuoteIf government gets out of the business altogether, things will no doubt get cheaper.
Maybe. I hope for you me sake it’s the case.
En vogue topics for the 1990s were “not having sexual relations”, the wars in the Baltic states, WTC bombing, Whitewater.HIPAA was highly en vogue, much more than any other era health related topics.
24/7 news cycle came into being, remember.
HIPAA added a tremendous amount of cost to health care.
I am not surprised to learn none of you wish to cede this point.
There was an act in 45 preventing outside competition from other insurance providers, which none of the presidents (except maybe Trump, perhaps) has sought to overturn.
If government gets out of the business altogether, things will no doubt get cheaper.