Purchasing other intellectual property rights and books-of-business (insurance)7.)

there's no such thing as being seccionist or legal or constitution ,etc...just look to what happen to ukraine,etc.... ask why any intellectual people from the greatest nation on earth wanna do that just because of silly political differences, is beyond me

They sell intellectual property at a premium to folks who know what they want, but just don't know how to get it.

Truth is it's all relative...the one thing I do know is that successful flippers don't stay flippers for very long...they move to selling intellectual property or lending...how many high-volume flippers do you know...if you find one, ask to take a look at their tax returns ;) 

So much fake cause and effect assumptions Basic Economics 101 teachers just rolled over in their grave Having an intellectual argument on these three questions is at best as useful as arguing science fiction philosophy

I have had so many tribulations in my life from living trough a civil war as a child, being a child refugee in a foreign country, living all over the world including two years in Saudi Arabia( great experience) carrying out a pregnancy while dealing with stage 4 cancer, going through chemo and losing my intellectual abilities, currently being my blind father-in-law caretaker on top of everything else, so I may lose this trial but I will not give up.  

I would share, but the original isn't my intellectual property :(

While this alone should be enough to give you pause, when you consider the rampant attitude and marketing throughout liberalism that liberals are smarter (remember how they found George Bush got better grades than John Kerry and Kerry was still portrayed as the intellectual?)

Your Excel entry example makes perfect sense to me as an outsourcing option.I think we should outsource the time consuming intellectual / electronic / virtual work and free ourselves up to innovate, create, and do what we're good at or love to do.I think we should insource premier talent, R&D, manufacturing, farming.... things that require serious talent and/or serious shipping costs, or relate to national security and well-being (energy, farming)If we cultivate a reputation as a source of innovation, top-notch talent at top-notch salaries, and high quality manufactured products that we stand behind - I think the U.S. can remain strong into the forseeable future.If we continue to not look beyond the bottom line in business - we're doomed - we can't hope to compete with China, India, Brazil...

I'm not afraid of O'Donnell's policy or any other similar intellectual flyweight.