Idaho scientists find new seismic fault in Rockies

Yahoo ^ | 11/17/10 | Laura Zuckerman

[Myrddin]

Funny. I drove from Mira Mesa to Chubbuck. Found
just the right house and moved. I did my homework
on everything but the wind. I’m not a big fan of
wind. C’est la vie. It’s a small oversight considering
all the aspects that were much better. If only I
could keep my work queue full of tasks that I can
do from the house instead of having to return to
San Diego to keep a pay check going. I like the
people on my project. That makes the work
bearable.

[Strategerist]

These so-called scientists are ‘twits’.

Why, exactly? Because deep down you resent the fact that they know more about something than you do?

[Parmy]

No. Not at all. It is because we spend millions of dollars on superfluous research, like this, that does nothing to enhance human life or condition. That is, except provide meaningless jobs for people who do not produce anything.

[Parmy]

Furthermore, anyone who has had a modicum of education knows that mountains are the result of seismic activity. Therefore, they would have faults throughout their structure.

[Parmy]

Furthermore, anyone who has had a modicum of education knows that mountains are the result of seismic activity. Therefore, they would have faults throughout their structure.