Aomine from KurokoThe only one who can beat me is me <| sep |> Not those 5 gallon jugs in fast food . <| sep |> That ' ll be easy <| sep |> I was in Houston a few weeks ago , and I went and got all you can eat ribs for $ 9 . 99 . Except then it wasn ' t $ 9 . 99 , it was $ 10 . 77 or something . What the fuck ? !<| sep |> But . it doesn ' t really limit commerce . It limits some kinds of commerce , but encourages other competing commerce . So , it ' s not a simple well , it limits commerce . For all we know the next major techindustry boom is going to come from working to counter climate change and provide sustainable energy and that boom will completely offset any losses in industries that will be obsoleted . And if that ' s the case , which seems possible maybe even likely , then wouldn ' t it make sense to have the Commerce Dept looking at the research and trying to find ways to expand that technology ? Compared to many other States , the US is behind on green innovation . Handing this to the Commerce Dept to lead the charge for US industry to become more green seems like it could even be a better approach as far as reducing the distance between the research and efforts to implement changes on the commerce side .