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Posts Tagged ‘Auto Industry’


My final contention, indeed the postulate of my entire personal philosphy, is that only true, unbiased open-mindedness enables an entity (person, group, government, etc.) sufficient suceptibility to new data to form responsible opinions and courses of action. Admittedly, that last sentence there is a mouthful, and is likely to be interrupted with spurious cries of “nuh-uh!” (or your local equivalent; I’m paraphrasing here) before it can be successfully posited. Therefore, I choose to give a name to this philosophy, so that it may be introduced with the maximum of alacrity and a minimum of jackassus interruptus potential: I choose to call this the Sentient philosophy.


The biggest problem I have with the whole Auto Industry Bailout thing is one of intent: when the American Big 3 automakers (GM, Ford and Chrysler) came to the government in search of aid, their initial line of reasoning was NOT “Look, we understand we’ve been jacking off for the past decade and are now [...]


This was sent to me this morning by my beloved sister-in-law… I plan on doing a bigger piece on this subject later/when I have time, so for now, here’s what was sent to me.  You can see how it might give me ideas; as a brief preview: the entire point of Capitalism was that companies [...]