TheDebaser

GET IT DONE JJ ABRAMS

I would like to remind you that it is great that the revolution won and a tyrant fell but now is the most crucial time for your country. In 1979, as I'm sure you know, Iranian students hit the streets to revolt against the Shah, another dictator. The Shah, while certainly not perfect, was one of the most progressive leaders in the middle east at the time, especially for women. Anyway, after the Shah had been ousted a new regime had come into power that was easily worse than the Shah. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Revolution) I guess what I'm really trying to tell you is that the revolution is over, but the new regime has yet to begin. Be careful in your selection. Mubarak was a dictator but he had kept the Israeli border safe. I don't wan't to take sides in such a complicated issue but I do believe that peace will always be better than war and if your countrymen make a bad choice war with Israel is highly probable.
Again, be careful.

TLDR;

Why are TM courses so expensive? It seems like a bit of a cashgrab from an outsiders point of view. Where does the money go? Why shouldn't I just pick a random mantra and do my own thing?

This is an old technique that NASA implements in the early planning phases of all of their projects after the challenger disaster. It's used as a way to analyze the different ways that a project may fail, so that these key areas of weakness aren't simply swept under the rug and left to fester.

So here it is: Let's say that basic income was hypothetically implemented and it was a complete train wreck. After the fact, you are asked to write up a quick summary on the catastrophe. What exactly went wrong?