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I agree, to get to that we need to change our educational system, specially higher education, they are very inefficient and 90% of time and money wasted on education is put to learning useless content most professors are old brains that can't think outside the box, they have this fixed...

not 100% true money represents wealth, but wealth is; resources, tools and the ability to create and develop what you want with or (godlike) without those resources and tools the current way to do this is to increase and advance industrial robots (tools and ability), find cheaper energy...

actually sounds like God

iran is a country that does not have a government, it is ruled and owned by a bunch of punks who took over the country some 30 years ago by promising it's stupid people free money from the oil, only because they were thinking about nothing but oil money, what a way to scam millions of people...

"The next 3 years will be h-ll on earth" it's already late, the average person deserves hell

regardless, $80K a year is poverty, poverty has different levels living dead < 100$ damn fucking poor < 1,000$ very poor < 10,000$ average poor < 50,000$ wealthy poor < 100K$ lower middle class < 170K$ middle class < 260K$ upper middle class < 330K$

if government pays increase corporate pays will have to increase too, income levels will rise, yes it will cause inflation, but better than a credit crunch "Obama Suggests $2 Billion In New Funding for NASA" not worth it, investing that in trying to find a cheap source of energy means much...

Actually not, what would you say about the DC suburbs, both in MD and VA? http://www.zillow.com/reports/RealEstateMarketReports.htm doesn't seem as bad as CA and FL though.

that wasn't my point but anyhow; zero savings, have properties that I'm renting out, 30% down 70% mortgage (fixed @ ~6%) on each

in my current status, inflation is good, actually really good

you make childish wishes, so dream on as if american or european billionaires are any better than their russian counterparts "If only Europe weren't so dependant upon Russian energy supplies" - well too bad those fags are - dream on you fuck bag loser

"Empty words." That's how Moscow glibly dismissed NATO's criticism yesterday of Russia's continued occupation of Georgia. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121918982921755027.html?mod=googlenews_wsj though not glibly for 5 years the west couldn't stop a little bitch like iran, europe just...

have you ever thought of googling before asking http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/crude.php

@libertad good points -- currently the only way a developed country could compete with cheap labor is through implementation of automated production systems, ie industrial robots and if a cheap source of energy is found the cost of running those robots will drop even more a google...

US manufactured products, do you have the statistics on this, like what type of products are produced, cost and price examples, obviously i'm talking about the main products produced in US

I listened and watched to both of the videos you posted, they are pretty crappy, no quality, and I didn't get anything, and I didn't feel anything what is the point? what is it about them that make you sad? :confused: is this a fucking joke?

yes it does show some balance of power but I assume US is still stronger than Russia military wise I do think Russia is trying to alter america's economy, and they have a good chance of succeeding, mainly because american's aren't as smart as they think they are, and aren't half as smart...

what?

i think everyone here on ET has already heard enough of this crap, whether fact or fiction it is getting boring talking about the same crap over and over again the whole world is mismanaged in almost everyway, but do you see it changing for the better?! no, you know why? because it is...

Russian president calls halt to Georgian war "We have no plans to throw down any leadership," Lavrov said. "It is not part of our culture. It is not what we do." http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/12/georgia.russia.war/index.html