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Punchline of the episode is Kelso spelled Ted Nugent wrong on the shirts so the boys get away without penalty.

But in my mind there was no way Red or Kelso could possibly know how to do it.

Technological change, Kelso concluded, makes tools, machines, structures and processes ever more productive while leaving human productivity largely unchanged.

It isn't hard to imagine the guys from that 70's show sitting in the basement and Kelso going off on that squirrel rant.

A few hours for Kelso to solder a jumper sounds about right.

To lend a foot every time Kelso needed it.

There was a downplayed running joke where Kelso was actually extremely skilled at engineering.

What's strange is that I've found that folks from the Borders sound very similar, especially from around Hawick, Kelso and Galashiels, yet they're ~400 miles apart and over the sea.

Some areas like Kelso and Longview, WA have 4 cent per kWh delivered rates, but your paying a meter base charge of tens of dollars a month, which makes low usage households pay more to remain grid connected.

In another episode, he repairs a car with Red and explains what he’s doing in high technical detail while Red just pretends to know what he’s talking about because he doesn’t want to admit that Kelso is smarter than him at something.

Goes to show how good an actor he is too - I never would've imagined that the same person who played the doofus Kelso in That 70's show, or the guy from punkd would be giving solid, down to earth business advice at such a young age.

Kelso's (maintainer of Celestrak) pieces on "Computers & Satellites" [1] and generally browse Celestrak - a true goldmine.

See Louis Kelso and Mortimer Adler's book "The Capitalist Manifesto" for a rich discussion of these topics.

There's a scene in "That 70's Show" where Kelso and Red bond over Pong and decide to mod the game to make it harder.

I believe this was the premise of the star trek: tng episode "evolution" featuring Dr Kelso.

Kelso had uncovered over years of intensive reading, research and thought, drastically modifies the classical paradigm which has dominated formal economics since Adam Smith.

Kelso who is well regarded in the orbit tracking/space debris field.

Paul Kelso's Powerlifting Basics, Texas-Style: The Adventures of Lope Delk for the person that want a few different routines that are more geared towards strength.