Quote Originally Posted by David88vert View Post
Koch didn't fund that particular study. I just mentioned them to show you that they are not conservative as you claimed. You really have no clue and are just trying to deny facts.
Koch-funded think-tank not as conservative as I claimed huh? LOL. That's got to be the funniest thing you've ever posted. I literally got a guttural chuckle from that.

Lets go ahead and headshot this one before I go to lunch...

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koch_Industries

"Koch Industries has spent more than $50 million to lobby in Washington between 2006 and October 2011, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.[38]

The company has opposed the regulation of financial derivatives and limits on greenhouse gases.[38] It sponsors free market foundations and causes.[52][53]"

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polit..._Koch_brothers

"The Koch brothers contribute a large amount of money to conservative, libertarian, and free-market individuals and organizations.[1] They have given more than $196 million to dozens of free-market and advocacy organizations.[1] Tax records indicate that, in 2008, the three main Koch family foundations contributed to 34 political and policy organizations, three of which they founded, and several of which they direct.[1][2]"




You don't seem to understand how peer reviews are used. You just throw out terms without the knowledge of how they are used in reality.
I fully understand how peer reviews are used.



You are quick to dismiss the top Canadian think tank and you put forth your own opinions, yet you think that your knowledge shouldn't be questioned?
What opinion?



Like I said, if you think that all houses are built the same way, you have a very limited amount of knowledge. In this area, we generally see a foundation and frame, based upon out building codes. That is not the same everywhere. You apparently are not aware that there are many home built using poured concrete using aluminum forms, and that the largest source for these forms in the US happens to be in Chamblee. In Miami, the building codes are very different from here, and they do more CBS construction. Ask your father about it.

You're not as intelligent as you think you are.
I know exactly how houses are built. You don't have to worry about that, and its safe for you to assume I know A LOT more about architecture than you. LOL.