Companies like Google have long reckoned that there's more to the pursuit of computational truth than wishful thinking, with ongoing research busy demonstrating that computers can drive cars more competently than us, can work out what people are thinking without them going to the bother of typing, and deliver ever-more-targeted products and services.
As pointed out by Techcrunch, Zuckerberg's tactical answer ignored the copious off-site data that Facebook harvests afterall, Facebook has long avoided publicly reckoning with how much it knows about you.
John Caskey, a professor at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania who has long studied the "alternative financial sector", reckons that sub-prime lenders charge high rates primarily because their transactions are small and the risk of bad cheques is high.
Shavit, a liberal-centrist who has long been arguing for a reckoning with Iran, was Spenglerian in his gloom, writing that Obama's failure to support a "moderate" like Mubarak, coupled with his failure to speak up for the democratic movement in Tehran, signalled nothing less than the decline of the West.
The day of reckoning that has long been coming to an administration more focused on populism than policy has finally arrived, and the ARLC is reportedly set to review its disciplinary policy regarding players charged with serious crimes against women this week.
But it was high time someone splashed cold water on a Legislature that has long pretended there will be no reckoning for reckless spending.
He may reckon that Apple will, as has long been rumoured, soon start making televisions and that he and Hon Hai will profit again.
The government has long had the authority to expel undocumented migrants, but deporting them all is impractical (there are reckoned to be 11.7m).
