25V H-bridge for <3V logic?

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Wait a sec - which kind of "social engineering" are we talking about here? A bunch of engineers being social, or da Gubmint telling people what price they're allowed to get for their products? ;-)

Thanks, Rich

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This was South Korea, meaning free market. No gubmint telling anyone what to charge for their products ;-)

"Richard The Dreaded Libertarian" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news: snipped-for-privacy@example.net... | Social Engineering is a trap. It doesn't work, and(because) it requires | coercion. | | The Free Market is the proper solution to prices.

Not in Germany.

- Henry

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So what do they do there these days?

"Joerg" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:yqvth.51801$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net... | Henry Kiefer wrote: | | > "Richard The Dreaded Libertarian" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news: snipped-for-privacy@example.net... | > | Social Engineering is a trap. It doesn't work, and(because) it requires | > | coercion. | > | | > | The Free Market is the proper solution to prices. | >

| > Not in Germany. | >

| | So what do they do there these days?

We have 5e6 official unemployed or in-between? I don't know.

- Henry

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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

And that's because they don't have a Free Market!

Cheers! Rich

"Richard The Dreaded Libertarian" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news: snipped-for-privacy@example.net... | > | > | The Free Market is the proper solution to prices. | > | >

| > | > Not in Germany. | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | > | | > | So what do they do there these days? | >

| > We have 5e6 official unemployed or in-between? I don't know. | >

| | And that's because they don't have a Free Market!

Hm. I'm just before the point to say "yes". But that is not the whole story.

- Henry

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What German free market?

| > Not in Germany. | | What German free market?

What do you mean?

- Henry

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IIRC Germany has many, many restrictions both on trade and on employment.

| > | > Not in Germany. | > | | > | What German free market? | >

| > What do you mean? | | IIRC Germany has many, many restrictions both on trade and on employment.

Yes, but is simpler to go thru the border to have a nice visit to black forest. Even US citizens are (mostly) welcome.

- Henry

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Yes. I use to go regularly to Bühlertal (for a chip design for Bosch).

First time there I came thru from Switzerland... no more impediment at the border than that of Arizona-California and the "fruit stand" ;-)

...Jim Thompson

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IME going through the border to/from Northern Ireland was easier than going thru the US-Canada border - and that is getting worse.

Now you'll need a passport to visit homer in Canaduh.

I had to show my passport to a guard at the Swiss/German border, but it was a "glance-at-it-wave-you-thru" kind of thing.

I've always showed my passport in/out of Canaduh. I have to grant them that they have the rudest border agents I have ever encountered, and use unseemly fat broads for agents ;-)

...Jim Thompson

Heh! The guy that wears Fred Merts pants, sniveling about "fat broads".

Can you say "Pot", "Kettle", "Black"? ;-)

Cheers! Rich

Actually, you only need the passport to come home, and then only if=20 by air. No passport needed if you drive (at least until next=20 year).

--=20 Keith

That's so that if they want to stop you, they just fall on you and pin you down till help gets there.

It will only get worse. :(