In mathematics, the extremes are often applied and used to understand the behaviour of complex systems under study. For example, zero and infinity, two ...
An aerial view of the Muskrat Falls site. - Contributed file photo - ContributedIn mathematics, the extremes are often applied and used to understand the behaviour of complex systems under study.
Suppose that the N.L. legislature bypassed all checks and balances and advice, and decided to enact the Disposable Seniors Act. The act would require that from the date of passing, citizens pass the age of 70 would be executed publicly, and in alphabetical order, until the provincial debt is extinguished. Remember, it must be extreme and absurd to get the thought juices flowing. Opposition is a criminal act.
So far, only those opposed to the project have felt the sting of the law, and only Indigenous protestors have felt the indignity and discomfort of a cold cell. Let them all be held accountable. This is a project which made, and if left unchecked will make, many people across Canada rich, while in Newfoundland, and especially Labrador, will make many people poor, and leave an environmental mess and potential catastrophe.
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