Well, of course I am biased, but I appreciate you playing with the tool. Of course it is great, and drives significant benefits. Look forward to talking with you about it soon.
David Camp
posted about 3 months agoWe shouldn't be spending any more time, money or political capital on drilling for fossil fuels. When will people get it? Let's get serious about alternative energy. Drilling off the east coast would barely yield enough fuel to support the US gas thirst for more than a few days a year.
posted about 3 months agoFirst, I think American's are creatures of car habit. They are also mostly lazy. Further, to your point, most cities don't have decent bike lanes that are safe and scenic, nor good bike parking. Plus electric bikes aren't yet sexy. Get some celebs on them and they'll start taking off like the Prius did...
posted about 4 months agoIf you are a thinking, curious human being, you should watch the accompanying video and weigh in on this important question. Whether you believe climate change is true or false, whether you care or not, how humanity answers this question will influence what kind of earth we pass along to future generations.
posted about 4 months agoSiddhartha said this well: When someone is seeking, he only sees that thing he is seeking. He is unable to find anything, he's unable to absorb anything because he is only thinking about the thing he is seeking. Seeking means: to have a goal; but finding means to be free, to be receptive, to have no goal.
What do you think?
posted about 5 months agoToyota has long cultivated a reputation for quality and reliability. There is nothing sexy about Toyota brands, but in a world of crushed American car companies, there are few affordable brands left standing that one can trust. Toyota has also built a reputation for innovation that other manufacturers have yet to touch.
All Toyota needs to do is build a bit more sex into its cars and its branding at they will be the kings of the road.
posted about 6 months agoA sincere question: What is your life's purpose? Take it seriously, and no comedy please. If you can't answer instinctively and honestly, then you should be asking yourself your own set of questions.
posted about 7 months agoA sincere question: What is your life's purpose? Take it seriously, and no comedy please. If you can't answer instinctively and honestly, then you should be asking yourself your own set of questions.
posted about 7 months agoWhat is it with this game? I've never played, nor am I a gamer of any sort, but it has spread like a virus across Facebookland. What is it about these things that sucks people and their free time in. I don't get it, or the freaks that play.
posted about 7 months agoHe wants to preserve his sponsorship income. Once he's branded a bad boy many of his endorsements will walk, just like his wife.
posted about 7 months agoWe have not become a perverse society, but always have been. Human nature is full of base instincts and ugliness. At heart, we are still the beasts that roamed the Savvanah looking for meat and shelter, although we are the only species that kills its own kind for reasons other than food. And that's because we have brains more advanced and therefore capable of more twisted thinking.
posted about 8 months ago
I'm seeking truth, which is a reductive exercise about eliminating distractions and non-sense in my world. Sparkwords fits in, as I think that debating topics with others is a good way of getting to the essential nature of things. At the end of days, only truth abides.