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  1. Hawaiian
    So if we do not accept the Germ Theory then we have to rely on nature to cull out those who lack the ability to develop a natural immunity. Is that correct?
  2. Hawaiian
    That means the concrete had more than enough time to cure. So that rules out that avenue of blame for the failure.
  3. Hawaiian
    You can't help a Luddite. Since Luddism not a disease only nature can cure it.
  4. Hawaiian
    Unfortunately, it is just a matter of time. All the men couldn't put Humpty Dumpty back together again.
  5. Hawaiian
    Since they have no qualms about these corrupt practices at home in China, then its obvious this goes on outside the country. Money is their god.
  6. Hawaiian
    Just because it has been edited doesn't mean the columns depicted are not "for real."
  7. Hawaiian
    I've experienced many earthquakes in my lifetime including a 7.1 and a 7.5. Videos taken during the quake in Bangkok definitely indicate more than a shiver.
  8. Hawaiian
    During my lifetime I've experienced a number of big earthquakes on the island of Hawaii. The scariest was a 7.7 that generated a local tsunami close to 50 feet high. Luckily only 2 fatalities from the tsunami. The seashore close to the epicenter subsided 12 feet. Years later I went fishing in the area where former cliffs were now at sea level.
  9. Hawaiian
    One of my best friends in Thailand is a retired project manager. I've been on his job sites and watched him in action. He would not allow any deviation from the construction plans. However, I would say he is the exception rather tan the rule.
  10. Hawaiian
    Buildings are not designed for slabs to carry the weight of collapsed columns and beams.
  11. Hawaiian
    Poured concrete reaches 70 to 90 percent of its strength during the first 7 to 21 days. I wouldn't rely on windows for added strength.
  12. Hawaiian
    Just because the information was not acted upon does not excuse the breech of security. Why do you think Hillary Clinton destroyed her cellphone and other incriminating evidence? Because she violated the rules. Convenience never trumps security.
  13. Hawaiian
    Too big to fail? Heard that one before.
  14. Hawaiian
    It is. But the argument might go like this. If it were designed properly it would have withstood the earthquake. The question is who would buy that argument.
  15. Hawaiian
    "unless the collapse resulted from the employer's fault," will be the issue. The contractor will argue "poor design" was the cause. Either this will dispute will go on and on or the contractor will declare bankruptcy.
  16. Hawaiian
    While in Navy boot camp in 1957 I told another recruit that Hawaii was bigger than Rhode Island. He said, "What island is that?"
  17. Hawaiian
    Exactly. Official business has no business being discussed on private networks, classified or not.
  18. Hawaiian
    Anyone with an ounce of intelligence knows that it SHOULD HAVE been classified.
  19. Hawaiian
    It happened on his watch.
  20. Hawaiian
    Technology is wonderful as long as there are no glitches or breakdowns. Hackers and cyber criminals are becoming more sophisticated and attacks are occurring more often.
  21. Hawaiian
    Here's one explanation for all these centenarians. https://www.zdnet.com/article/if-cobol-is-so-problematic-why-does-the-us-government-still-use-it/
  22. Hawaiian
    For various nefarious reasons like identity theft. Did you not pay attention to Tom Homan?
  23. Hawaiian
    What proof do you have that the system was vulnerable? Hackers have breached some of the most sophisticated websites. No one's information is completely secure. AI will only make the situation worse.
  24. Hawaiian
    I no expert either. But why is it necessary to punish recipients in order to curb fraud by illegals? Surely there must be a better way.
  25. Hawaiian
    It is pretty simple, either agree with my flawed logic or you don't.

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