Under Roberts, Supreme Court Has Edged to the Right is an interesting July 24, 2010 New York Times article. I thought it would be appropriate to bring it to your attention now that a new term of the Supreme Court has started. According to the author, Adam Liptak, the addition of Kagan will not make much of a difference. As the article states:
In those five years, the court not only moved to the right but also became the most conservative one in living memory, based on an analysis of four sets of political science data.

And for all the public debate about the confirmation of Elena Kagan or the addition last year of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, there is no reason to think they will make a difference in the court’s ideological balance. Indeed, the data show that only one recent replacement altered its direction, that of JusticeSamuel A. Alito Jr. for Justice Sandra Day O’Connor in 2006, pulling the court to the right.

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A study reveals that if someone was spending only one minute visiting each and every pages of the network it would take him approximately 31 thousand years without any rest.

But if he wants to read the whole content it would take him about 600 thousand decades.

At present there are more wbsites than people living in the planet. The current world population reaches 6,7 billion human beings according to the last censuses, what indicates that for every inhabitant in the world there are approximately 150 websites, as published in News.com.au.

What means this? If you spent just one minute reading every website in existence, you’d be kept busy for 31,000 years. Without any sleep. And an average person would need six hundred thousand decades of nonstop reading to read through all the information.

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