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New Indeed: potential energy --> kinetic, in a trice.
Never saw a physics demo of that equivalence as PERFECT as those horrifying slo-mo videos
(That thought hasn't been far out of mind since first view of those trip-hammer collapses: as metaphor for so much else nearing collapse, hereabouts.)

And this cabal has now had Six Entire Years in which to attack or dismantle: everything from infrastructure to, the methodic damage to many of those ephemeral reasons which, taken together -- describe one's allegiance to a particular 'society'? Or disgust with.

Do modrin kids get exposed to even one semester of HS physics (in between Shopping and Driver Ed?) If any basics were grokked at all, I'd think that potential/kinetic 'energy' demo would have registered in lots of jelloware..

Why... some might even have grokked to fullness why electric cars fed by petroleum-fueled plants (or hydrogen produced by electrolysis) -- are Red Herrings too. Now there's the Corn 'solution'.

Methinks the mass is still solidly marooned in cha cha cha Land, whatever the crucial topic. (LaLaLand was funnier - but just as obtuse.) Ethics-free bizness has become an utter failure, re. any positive effect upon next, a sustainable 'social contract' - meanwhile, few ever have have heard, even - of 'a social contract'. And THAT abject failure gets everyone, since $bizness remains the only actual Religion practised in these parts.


Pity.




Does anyone under 40 have even a vague sense of the Tar Baby story / Uncle Remus? I wonder..
New Re: Indeed: potential energy --> kinetic, in a trice.
>>> Does anyone under 40 have even a vague sense of the Tar Baby story / Uncle Remus? I wonder..


It seems to me that the Tar Baby story has been replaced these days with Curious George stories. From Wikipedia:

"George, as adorable as he is most of the time, can be a real handful when the Man turns his back or leaves the house, as George's curiosity causes him to get into a series of predicaments and shenanigans."

A modern day metaphor, just like the stories of yesteryear.
New Re: tar baby
Not only is "Tar baby" still around, but it is no inappropriate and politically incorrect.

[link|http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/31/politics/main1851199.shtml|http://www.cbsnews.c...main1851199.shtml]

It's racially insensitive, you see...
We're number one! but it's a race to the bottom :(
New What a Wimp.. after all those years playing politics
in this prissy playground. He coulda said..

{swirly brown mist}

~ I see nothing racist in describing an exact analogy for the Neoconmens' ignorant assessment of that tar baby which is Iraq. That both US hands are stuck firmly to that excellent image: is not even a matter for debate. If long ago, some tried to connect a pithy Uncle Remus story to dastardly racial caricatures -- that has nothing to do with the power of the story, which was in no way a slur on any group.

Tar == tar. Baby == baby.



And I ain't even a Pol.

{sheesh} fucking inarticulate WIMPs - the Peepul's Choice.

     New detainee law put to use - (JayMehaffey) - (5)
         Twin towers as metaphor for USA - (tuberculosis) - (4)
             Indeed: potential energy --> kinetic, in a trice. - (Ashton) - (3)
                 Re: Indeed: potential energy --> kinetic, in a trice. - (dmcarls)
                 Re: tar baby - (hnick) - (1)
                     What a Wimp.. after all those years playing politics - (Ashton)

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