I want to provide a bit more insight to the brain of this guy. They really beat the 1970s oil crisis into you at GMU as an example of price controls creating shortages. On top of this, the negotiating power of pharmaceutical companies is usually greater than a governments. Drugs are priced not by how much a consumer is able to pay but by how much the government doesn't want their population to die, which is why you see drug prices in the $100k range. Pharmaceutical companies will happily let people die to get a better bargaining position.

Flipped classrooms are good and some of the best classes i've ever had were flipped.

Some ancient romans had bean names. Roman names where in three parts: praenomen (personal name), nomen (family name), and cognomen (nickname / family name). For example, Marcus Tullius Cicero had the latin root Cicer which meant Chickpea. Lentulus, Fabius, and Piso meant "lentil", "bean", and "pea".

Peanuts are NOT beans

There's nobody here but us liberals.

If you add plant food then you can get more colors in the patina

Letting chicken flu run rampant instead of culling the sick is one way to bring down egg prices.

No, this isn't an inevitability. We are capable of emitting less CO2. But you see new trucks with 13 miles-per-gallon that will take at least 10 years to get off the road so clearly the threat of change isn't making its way to the market.

I'm 36, I'll try to list them:

• CVS employee
• Circuit city (geek squad equivalent)
• Interior painter
• Data entry
• Autozone, front of house
• Guy who sits in a basement to bill the government hours (temp job)
• Light construction (moving stuff around usually)
• Pizza delivery driver
• Dumpster diver (made good money actually)
• Network installer
• Computer Technician
• Software engineer, Ad tech
• Software engineer, big data databases
• CTO, founder, big data databases

The initial release of the Panama Papers was very sparse on US companies and citizens, partially because some state regulations allowed legal avenues for anonymous financial structuring (looking at you Deleware). The journalists said they were going release more but after some targeted car bombings it never quite materialized.

• Kamala will attempt to galvanize her base by appealing to a matriarchal structure. Kalama's husband will publicly take a supportive role, emphasizing gender equality and position himself as an advocate for women's rights. However, a recent affair will come to light. He'll do damage recovery by talking about how behind every strong woman is a man who knows when to step aside. He will later release a memoir about the campaign.
• Kalama's campaign will derive a new slogan "Rise with Her". However, it'll be revealed that key staffers quit in protest over the strategic direction of the campaign and they join the Trump campaign, with accusations of sabotage. The campaign will lose focus towards the end, with a "Families First" tour that has poor turnout.
• In a last minute decision, Trump will call an emergency rally in DC and promises to reveal 'irrefutable proof' of election fraud. A small but unruly turnout will cause mayhem, with his voters buying fake locks of his hair. Several will be arrested for bringing large inflatable objects.
• One state will attempt to remove Trump or Harris from the ballot sparking a full blown legal circus. Both candidates benefit from the increased attention and nothing happens.
• On election night, Harris will be confident that she will win. However, she is pull aside to be told that one of her strongest states may be under legal challenge because of confusing ballot. She makes a speech about urging unity and patience.
• There will be no clear victor for either candidate. Both parties will have fundraiser efforts to do voting recounts. The inauguration will still happen since the electoral college decided already and voting never mattered anyway.