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have you read the equivalent socialist tomes? cos that would be bias.

which is what I have been trying to say. you can't have everything all at once.

haha the really thick tome on capitalism? p.s. arts students are impossible to argue with. that's it, I'm not doing arts, like ever.

yes, why it's exhilirating fun.

would you like to explain that to me? unfortunately in the modern world nothing can be done without money, especially not in the developing world.

size 12, times new roman or arial. double spaced. max 8000 words for short stories. it's in the syllabus.

like I said, I'm on painkillers and people sometimes have trouble understanding me when I speak. :p The economy is the backbone of everything, including society and the environment. If you don't have the money, for example, to feed your people, then obviously you're not going to have the...

hmm be a bit wary about getting people to read your work I mentioned one of my mentors in my viva and he got called an arsehole and wanker by two of my teachers.

I'm on painkillers. sorry. I meant that your comment is sort of contradictory to your claim that you understand the 'Triple Bottom Line' concept.

B Sc and BA I assume. arghies. well, at least they won't be going on about how shit ANU supposedly is. god they should get over the fact that it's in Canberra.

my english teacher says love you all darlings at the end of every class it's kind of scary and a PE teacher used to call all the girls blossom. And we were in yr 9. so hmm, scary.

OK it was really not nice to come out and say it like that. :p See I did 3 u maths in yr 11, so I don't really want to do commerce and plus there are so many comm grads....actuary expects more of you, and I've got the marks already, so...why not. And I've always wanted to do law.

there's a box relationship - I've only very briefly covered this in chemistry, of all subjects, however, your comment here sort of negates any claim to your fully understanding that concept.

and I had such a high ooinion of you too.

oi you, democracy boy, I've been looking for that thread but can't find it so I'm gonna paste the thingo here http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/mass-casualties-the-aim/2005/07/08/1120704504696.html

but I wonder who the some people could have been. :rolleyes: I never said that it was not an important issue, just that the developing and developed world standards of 'poverty' are different and this point should be recognised. I'm saying that the poor in our country have more opportunities...

so, what do you think the Aussie expats do? and might I add that the expats there are a lot better off than the locals. a straightforward example like that doesn't work, because there are so many cultural complexities. migrants normally come to Australia to escape the inferior living...

*rolls eyes* some people have no appreciation of the difference between first world and developing world definitions of key words, such as 'poverty' and 'democracy' stop being didactic generator.

wtf why would you invade Russia? like it hasn't suffered enough last century or something. for god's sake, stop making stupid comments.

yes I plan to do many things in that extra second.