Al Gore

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What are you guys, British? Nobody here goes 'to university'.

 

[snagged in outlet 3]

More fuel for the fire.  (So to speak)

http://ktar.com/story/2491538/ap-finds-hot-records-falling-twice-as-often-as-cold-ones/

[fishinwrench]

3 hours ago, top_dollar said:

mechanics discussing science.  🤣

Lots of science in mechanical things.  Moreso than just about any other field, wouldn't you say?

[fishinwrench]

3 hours ago, Johnsfolly said:

Wrench I would love to hear what you think is getting paid quite well? $15, $20, $25, $50/hr?

If you drive a fresh vehicle (or two), have a nice house, and can afford to spawn and send those hatchlings to college, then you are getting paid well.

How's your love meter swinging on that one?  😊

[fishinwrench]

3 hours ago, top_dollar said:

Unfortunately scientists are not 1 all controlling dictatorial entity.  Admittedly the world would be a better place if it were.

Also in the scientific community nobody is bickering back and forth.  They figured it out before you were born.  The back and forth bickering occurs on rural Missouri fishing forums.

You missed the point.   🙄

The ones that agree to fund them are the "controlling dictatorial entity".   Why do that and then ignore their recommendation ?

And if it was all figured out prior to the early 1960's then why are they still studying it ?  

[Johnsfolly]

1 minute ago, fishinwrench said:

If you drive a fresh vehicle (or two), have a nice house, and can afford to spawn and send those hatchlings to college, then you are getting paid well.

How's your love meter swinging on that one?  😊

Your comment provides some perspective.

I found a site (cannot confirm accuracy of values, but seem accurate) that had average and the range of salaries at the MDC for the following:

Aquatic Biologist (likely included fisheries guys) - $47K - Range from $34 to $66K

Wildlife biologist - $49K - Range from $36 to $69K

Forester - $39K - Range from $27 to $57K

Botanist - $39K Range from $28 to $50K

If these were the only salaries for their household, I would doubt that most of them would be able to afford a fresh vehicle (or two), nice house, or able to contribute much in sending their kid(s) to college. That is without considerable amount of debt.

I employ over 60 staff members that have a biological science background with a range from 1 to 32 years of experience. Except for some of long tenured folks, nearly all of my staff need a second income from a spouse or partner to have what you describe.

[Mark]

WOW still going after 20 pages!! Give it up boys!! The Trumpers are going to believe whatever The Don tells them to believe. I'm sure they still believe Russia had nothing to do with flooding the media with the Hillary email scandal 2 weeks before the election while Trump Organization buried the Stormy Daniels affair, still believe we've wiped out ISIS, still believe everyone of Trump's people indicted or appearing before Congress is lying, or still believe North Korea is not pursuing WMDs. Heck, Trumpers probably still believe Mexico is going to pay for the Trump Wall. They believe whatever the biggest liar in the history of our country says - hook, lines, and sinker.

[tjm]

40 minutes ago, Mark said:

e biggest liar in the history of our country

nah she lost, the algore started this way before the average person ever heard of the don. so not sure he has any bearing on the argument, did anyone really believe in the wall? That's like believing in her innocence, but at this point what difference does it make?

Think maybe with zillions of new humans breathing we don't increase the CO2 just by that?  what, almost five times as many humans as a hundred years ago? and over half the worlds forests gone?

[Jerry Rapp]

thankfully no one has mentioned cow farts yet.

[fishinwrench]

1 hour ago, Johnsfolly said:

Your comment provides some perspective.

I found a site (cannot confirm accuracy of values, but seem accurate) that had average and the range of salaries at the MDC for the following:

Aquatic Biologist (likely included fisheries guys) - $47K - Range from $34 to $66K

Wildlife biologist - $49K - Range from $36 to $69K

Forester - $39K - Range from $27 to $57K

Botanist - $39K Range from $28 to $50K

If these were the only salaries for their household, I would doubt that most of them would be able to afford a fresh vehicle (or two), nice house, or able to contribute much in sending their kid(s) to college. That is without considerable amount of debt.

I employ over 60 staff members that have a biological science background with a range from 1 to 32 years of experience. Except for some of long tenured folks, nearly all of my staff need a second income from a spouse or partner to have what you describe.

Well they either have a cocaine habit, or they are frequenting strip clubs too often, because I fall within that income range and have all of the above, plus boats, airguns, a stout inventory of fly fishing kit, ect......and have zero debt. My wife doesn't even "work" (outside the home).   

Gotta be careful saying "she doesn't work", cuz I've been put in the dog house over that before. 😏