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I have a theory that not all young people have the capacity or attention for learning the same things at the same time. Not every six year old is going to have the Math window open at the same time as other classmates, Etc. So I think an important part of education should be a monitoring system that would illuminate when a six year old is indeed ready for a particular math concept or spelling concept or ...

Is that concept even possible in the education world? If enough money was available could our children be brought along at their pace instead of what some national standard thinks is best? I know the times I had my best educational experiences was when my teachers recognized that my "window" was open.

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This whole thread is proof that the elites in this country are winning! Reading the posts between urban and rural sheds light on the divisiveness that has been perpetrated on us by the elites. We all loose when We the Regular Americans, become combative in our opinions about our fellow Americans.

Remember the saying? United we Stand, Divided we Fall? Well, middle class America, we better start watching out for each other. Cause the morons at the top ain't a gonna do it for us.

So, VOTE this cycle folks. Make sure everyone you know does so also. Our very existence as a Republic may depend on it.

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Using the scientific method, would you say the Trump experiment is failing? Does someone need to change the hypothesis?

Seriously though, do you think that the sciences of Chaos and Physics will allow us to not need the concept of God anymore?

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What other applications do you see for the algorithms employed by your software? For instance, sales at the local grocery stores. A shopper could request that an item at several local stores be watched for the lowest price by a given day. Based on bar code info. Anything else come to mind? Remember, you heard it here first?

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Folks that I've talked with in the IT security world have touted the security of Block Chain Protocol. It's off the shelf and relatively easy to use. If our public and private pier to pier information and financial portals moved to block chain protocol our internet privacy would be way better protected. What's the hold up? Could one thing be that the "Intelligence" world doesn't want us to make it harder for them to peek into our lives? Note: chipped credit cards are already being hacked. I wonder what that cost the tax payers? Thanks banksters, NOT!