Adam Smith. Communist

[regexcellent]

Speaking of food my eggs are taking longer to cook than usual, I think I added too much milk.

[Sava]

Not really.

Can you name one example of a charity that makes effective use of its resources? They are the worst of both worlds (government vs corporate). The lack of accountability of a corporate structure. The lack of profit motive of public sector work. Charities in all forms are basically scams by nature.

It's really fascinating that free-market types think they are great. Such people claim the only incentive in the history of the world is profit, yet somehow the world's ills will be solved by a system that relies solely on the good will of others? The only way to get people to donate to charity is by creating all sorts of tax schemes... and then the same people decry the complicated tax code.

Being taxed and having the government handle it (by direct employment or outsourcing) is easily the best solution. It also relieves people of guilt.

Charity is bull****.

[Sava]

Speaking of food my eggs are taking longer to cook than usual, I think I added too much milk.

Never add milk.

[regexcellent]

Are you kidding? Scrambled eggs gotta have milk.

[The Mad Monk]

No they don't.

[dannubis]

Yes they do.

[regexcellent]

Sure, like toast doesn't have to be buttered.

Yes they do.

[The Mad Monk]

You put milk in omelets, too?

[kentonio]

Did I mention the EU? They haven't gone full socialist for a reason.

How about because there's no such thing as 'full socialist' and if there were it wouldn't be a good thing. The best countries in the world are the ones that manage to combine good social care with the incentives to achieve of capitalism. See Norway/Sweden for more details.

[regexcellent]

**** yeah, and cheese, and bits of bacon (but I don't cook omelettes much, too much work)

[The Mad Monk]

Norway has oil and Sweden has been de-socializing for twenty years.

[The Mad Monk]

**** yeah, and cheese, and bits of bacon (but I don't cook omelettes much, too much work)

I don't doubt it. How does it retain structure with that much garbage in it?

You cook the omelet first, then add the cheese and such when its almost done.

[Sava]

If a recipe doesn't call for it, milk should be avoided in eggs. The liquid separates during the cooking process. They eggs end up wet and overcooked.

[regexcellent]

I put milk in my scrambled eggs every time, works just fine. They came out fine this time.

[Sava]

low standards