@Charlie Moore Atomic Habits

If the tenant want's the top-of-line 3M filter that removes select atoms out of the air, they can buy their own.

Knowing the atomic weight of boron or 17th century English...

My fear is this is the equivalent of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan to end WWII.

His alternatives are few...traditional sale means cash out of pocket which the seller probably doesn't have, a short sale which half result in a foreclosure anyway...they go into foreclosure and take the "atomic bomb" FICO hit, or...they assign the payment.An unsellable house to a probably unloanable buyer.

With all the back-lash against higher education and "elitism" (I've even seen it here on this forum), those that have the opportunity to get the type of education that is required to develop the technology to win this "war" are being discouraged from doing so.Improve our educational system, once again encourage our citizens to become the most technically advanced in the world (instead of discouraging it), and then we'll be able to fight this "war" in more effective ways than putting ten thousand troops into a random village.In addition, take the $100B this country is going to spend in the next 5 years on advanced aircraft that won't do us any good in this particular war, and use that money to build communications technology that WILL allow us to disrupt our enemies, as well as build technology like that which Bryan is working on, which can accomplish much more for much less cost, risk, and collateral damage.Ask any military historian what the most instrumental part of winning WWII was, and he won't say the atom bomb or our superior aircraft -- he'll say it was our ability to break into our enemy's communications channels and then ultimately break their codes -- allowing us access to their strategies and locations.

I use 'Atomic Mail Sender' and their add on's to mail to the agents.

If there is someone interested in showing me the ropes then I will try to make worth their while.I am a scientist working in the field of quantum optics and atomic coherence and like working with numbers.

Pick up a copy of Dwell or Atomic Magazine (not sure if Atomic is still published?)

The only thing that keeps me from labeling it as Californian is the fact that appreciation hasn't gone atomic.