Charles Murray (AEI, Co-Author of The Bell Curve) seems to think so. Quote: Originally Posted by Charles Murray, "For Most People, College Is a Waste of Time" Imagine that America had no system of post-secondary education, and you were a member of a task force assigned to create one...

I recently ordered three Super.Fi 4vi's and noticed that the retailer shipped them out in three separate packages. That got a brief "the hell?" from me since these things are fairly small, but I figured it was their computer goofing a bit. Nope. There are mistakes, and there are Mistakes...

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WaPo: My Boys Like Shootouts. What's Wrong With That? Real guns, toy guns only, or no guns for kids? Why? This is assuming appropriate ages and proper adult supervision. (i.e. Giving a 4 year old your Deerslayer 3000 and letting her loose with it does not meet these criteria.) I'm 24...

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/0....ap/index.html With NASA's budget, you'd figure they'd at least bring handcuffs and a Taser...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16921137/ I guess when you're made to look that dumb, the first instinct is to sue someone.

So one of my cat has gotten in the habit of eating cables. Anyone know of a good way to get it to stop? I've tried the usual disciplinary methods and spraying the cables with supposed cat repellant (active ingredient: methyl nonyl ketone), but it still gnaws on them.

I've had my K-1000 and Clari-T (heavily modded T-amp) for a while and am now looking for something faster and more detailed. On the headphone side, the SA5K seems to be the natural choice for this sort of thing, so what amps should I consider if this is my goal?

As the title indicates, I need a male BNC to male mono 3.5mm cable to connect by DAC to my X-Fi. I know that I can take a male to male BNC cable, attach a BNC to RCA converter, then attach a RCA to male minijack converter to get the desired results, but I am looking for a better way. Any ideas?

I bought a set of ufokillerz's custom Senn HD580 cables, and the right channel cuts out intermittently. After some testing, I figured that it cuts out when the right plug is wiggled, probably from a loose pin. Is there any way that I can repair this/get it repaired?