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spec: In order for the left side of our equation to remain in balance with the right , acceleration has to increase . But the strangest thing is that the frequency of malpractice suits filed against a doctor is correlated not to competence , but to how they treat their patients . The exciting thing is , Chalabi may now go on the offensive , releasing tons of information about the run up to the war . But the strangest thing is that poker intellectuals exist at all . " The strangest thing is that Tim Curran and the Randall brothers are fighting to be involved in BSA , " he says . In this first HCP , some members of the environmental community did participate , but their participation did not ensure support from all environmentalists . `` We found out several days later that this young lady had visited Mike at his apartment and had asked him why God did not answer prayers . The exciting thing is that even in these repressive systems we see women making a difference even if only in small ways . In effect , each city is responsible for running its own minitournament within the broad guidelines still being established by U.S. organizers .. Under those circumstances , the pressure can really build . How fast this happens depends on how quickly mortgage interest rates rise from what are still extraordinarily low levels . " " The weirdest thing was that who knows how many copies of that issue were printed - - probably thousands - - and I had almost no response , from anyone , " Heti recalls . Most journalists get deluged by pitches and `` news '' announcements every day . The goal of my research is to understand how robots can autonomously discover similarly useful structure in their sensor data . The exciting thing is that we are still in the early stages of Internet content development and valuations . In his masterly analysis of long-term processes of state formation in Europe , Coercion and Capital and European States , AD 990-1992 , the historian Charles Tilly ( 1992 ) shows how such path-dependent trajectories stretching over centuries can be analysed in a meaningful way . Rather , in a sort of deconstructionist way ,218 the point is that the rule of law is fallible and that when it fails the moral thing is to take action to address it . If we accept the analysis , would n't the sensible thing be to hike the tax burden of the really rich so that they could n't squirrel enough away to artificially inflate the poverty figures ?