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The AMAT thread is one of SI's more active and constructive. A diverse group of contributors exhibit deep understanding of company fundamentals, industry (semiconductor, SC equipment, tech in general), and technical analysis. This same group also represents a cross-section of America (or the world?) in terms of political, economic and other views. This makes for some quite interesting discussions...

Since September 11, more than half of all posts on the AMAT thread have been off-topic, addressing issues such as how to deal with terrorists, the use of nuclear arms, US foreign policy, etc. Although much of the discussion has pitted liberal vs. conservative and pacifist vs. hawk, it has been generally cordial and constructive

Rather than drawing the ire of those tiring of OT post on the AMAT thread, I invite posters to use this thread to continue the OT discussions. We may not all agree but it us useful to hear all sides. All opinions have been tolerated on the AMAT thread, and they should continue to be freely expressed here.

Of course, non-AMAT thread posters are welcome too...
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786Give Us Your Skilled Masses [WSJ commentary] By GARY S. BECKER November 30, 200Sam Citron-11/30/2005 06:12 PM
785Here is a post on west coast real estate value. [graphic]Message 21348106 oppsThe Pre Beakerite-06/13/2005 09:39 PM
784I can't answer the west coast question but highly trained people out of workwillcousa-06/13/2005 03:59 PM
783OT. The real point here is house prices. The price of houses is high. There is dThe Pre Beakerite-06/13/2005 03:31 PM
782Hmmm...That link doesn't seem to really fit this situation. The issue is notMath Junkie-07/22/2003 03:44 PM
781The issue is actual the presumption of innocence (innocent until proven guilty) runes-07/22/2003 10:07 AM
780If the law is written this way I don't see where the prosecution would have Math Junkie-07/21/2003 07:39 PM
779Yes, but the issue is also whether due process makes room for broad assumptions Proud_Infidel-07/21/2003 06:24 PM
778Yes, I suppose. I don't know why you think it is so obvious. It's equallMath Junkie-07/21/2003 05:52 PM
777Richard, However I suppose there could be a potential due process issue, dependProud_Infidel-07/21/2003 05:12 PM
776This is a reply to a message that Brian Kerecz wrote on the No-Politics Thread: Math Junkie-07/21/2003 05:01 PM
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