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You mean you weren't doing a selfie when you wrote that?

Honda lost mine before I bought my latest used car.
Or maybe the previous owner did for voting Democrap.
That's okay, though. I'm a MAGA and I can hear all my radio stations just fine.

Here is a theme for you:
[Top Text]: VOTE FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST
[Image]: [A portrait of President Barack Obama looking down thoughtlessly with a somber, despondent expression]
[Image Element]: [A faded, transparent overlay of two copper pennies]
[Bottom Text]: CHANGE IS ALL YOU WILL HAVE LEFT.

Yea, I know where my antenna's are too! On the Truck: Passenger side front fender, on the new Mini Cooper I just bought, right over the rear hatch and out the back door at work where I do screen repairs and such.

I guess that means that the first thing you ought to do is log in to the Gulch, before you look at anything.

Oh, no-oh! Me dino be a veteran without a single freakin' pet. Hey, but I do enjoy seeing visits to a pair of hummingbird feeders on the porch just outside my front door..
Also, I took a course in basic economics during the Sixties either at Chipola Jr. College in Marianna, Florida, or at Troy State at Troy, Alabama.
At least I know where "Antenna" is located. It's a Direct TV Dish on my roof just above my TV in my living room. Talk about me dino knowing a precise location! Believe I already done mentioned my hummingbird feeders. I think.
And another thing. I've been buying Hondas since the turn of the century. Just never bought a Civic. Not specifically. No way!
Guess what? You Jackass pooping in your pants partiers be currently studying the civics of you're own Armageddon.
So that's why you can just go M.A.B.A, you, you, uh, you Dumbocrat, silly as can be AOC!

It only happens to me, before I've logged in. Maybe it is an intentional gauntlet or mine field.

There is nothing confusing to "and subject to the jurisdiction thereof" except to those who want it to be confusing.

Ayn Rand was certainly right when she said that you could divide people into three categories: producers, looters, and moochers. People outside the Gulch no longer have any shame in being a looter or a moocher. They consider it morally superior. I wish you could have seen my eye roll when I wrote that.

Most of the ads I see are for Gulch Marketplace items. Is that because I have the shopping cart symbol in front of my Gulch name?

Too much government of all kinds behind all of it.

Nice article, WDonway, thank you!

Young people getting what they voted for?

Hmmmm, you may be on to something here... LOL

The problem here is the disappearance of bench seats in automobiles. Back in my day, the necessary activity could be undertaken without requiring a chiropractor visit afterwards.

Man, I wish it was your ads I saw before I login on my phone and not ads for erectile dysfunction and sex toys!

WTF is wrong with the site administrators?

There have been a lot of people that are using government grift to grow replacement organs, but making a sustainable business out of it is challenging because very few people want to pay what it really costs. Figuring out the path to making it a profitable business by having intermediate products and services prior to complete organs is the challenge that this new LinkedIn forum is addressing.

One of the challenges that Atlas Shrugged addressed, but only lightly, is the challenge in building a market for your products and services.

I am glad to know you and all of the Gulchers! Cancer is an example of an under-controlled immune system. Anaphylactic shock (from bee stings, for example) is the complete other extreme.

Regarding kidney problems, gout is a kidney stone outside the kidney. People who get gout, as I did, at a very young age have autoimmune issues.

I joined the group because I am fascinated by the tech you have introduced to the Gulch and have read some of your work. I have to admit I'm a bit slower than I was in younger years and the details of your endeavors can get over my head. Nevertheless, I'll stretch these old brain cells to try and keep up. Growing replacement organs seems like science fiction (at least it was decades ago), but I do wish success! I don't know if I'll ever be able to contribute to the group, but am grateful to be accepted as a member.

My sister in law, a wonderful lady, was killed by pancreatic cancer and a close friend is now fighting the same battle. Heart disease is encroaching on me and many people I know as we age. Kidney failure is looming up on others I know. Growing replacement organs or even parts of organs to be grafted onto living organs is a worthwhile goal, for sure.

Thank you for all you do!

Go for it, Howard Roark!

Would you like a demo unit of a product that should kill MRSA and C. diff. for your hospital?

Hey!, if this really becomes a thing and China doesn't have enough people, we can be hero's by sending them all our remaining illegals, our communist, our criminals and ALL OUR DUMBOCRATS AND RINO's,; not to mention, all the pregnant China dolls they sent us to increase Our population. (see what I just did?)

You're welcome, China, very happy to help out.

I'll occasionally make such posts. Most people have no idea how many long term conditions are autoimmune responses. Do you have any particular condition in mind?

One of the things I am working on is a computer program that connects keywords in articles regarding various diseases and/or conditions to create a concept map that can later be used to either write a review paper or do data mining.

any direct links to the science, would love to view.

Thanks OGC!

Really have enjoyed the response from fans from elsewhere at the world cup. Hopefully their reaction will help some people that can still be saved from the abyss.

And the obummer library - what more can be said.

Yes, depressing but apparently true.
You mention the same trend in east Asia. Prosperity, well income, is rising, yet birthrates are below replacement levels.
The same trend exists in the US and Europe.

Now if this were part of a considered program to reduce global population from ~10 billion to ~2 billion it would not be so much of a concern. But the trend seems to follow western culture, technology and productivity.

There are two exceptions, neither makes me (at any rate) feel comfortable- the African south, and Muslim populations notably in 'the west' living on social welfare.

You make a suggestion, it is the rising perception that the younger generation, teens to thirties, feel overwhelmed by big government surveillance and intrusion.