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SARAH PALIN 
  Winners never quit, and Quitters never win.
By family  - 7:41pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

Schumpeter's Creative Destruction - (2.0) back-to-back bubbles & the Gen X superior adaptiveness over Boomers failures. 
  Generation X grew up in the 1980s, when Alex P. Keaton was going to be a millionaire by the time he was thirty, greed was good, and social activism was deader than disco. That was before the Great Middle Class Squeeze and a roller coaster of economic insecurity and technological innovations changed everything. Two back-to-back bubbles later, many... more »
By Immortalist  - 6:52pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

ping turtoni 
  I don't know why I'm bothering to say anything to a neandetral Mussolini reactionary like you, but let me say it anyway. Because of interpersonal conflict I am no longer getting money for tuition from anywhere. Unless I can get a bursary, no school for me. So why don't I just get a job? (1) I was a career typist in typing pools and... more »
By Woody  - 6:07pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Are we all peeping toms using technological aids to social perversion while raping the constitution? 
  Ubiquitous video technology and the Internet have ushered in a peep culture that makes us all either or simultaneously exhibitionists or voyeurs. We have mania for observing and revealing pseudo-secret personal information: A typical person starts a blog, applies to reality television shows, does video surveillance around his house and slips a GPS tracking... more »
By Immortalist  - 5:37pm - 5 new of 5 messages    

Valuing happiness 
  If humans lived in a world where they were all happy. The men beautiful looking and intelligent doing things men do, and the girls all young and pretty and doing things girls do. If there was love and warmth and safety and comfort and no fears or pain or suffering - then how much would humans value this?... more »
By THE BORG  - 5:07pm - 9 new of 9 messages    

Stone consciousness 
  I've splitted this posting, to make my little Ego more important, since the duplication method has been debunked. ;-) PART ONE You can read in this forum remarks concerning the question, if e.g. photons or copper are conscious. IMHO the late Wittgenstein (PI 283/284 and elsewhere) has developed an argument which convincingly... more »
By walterimlenz  - 4:45pm - 4 new of 4 messages    

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By Dollie Tames  - 2:20pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Religions and fears 
  Some religions do cause fears in human people. Devout Jewish people will not kill nor steal nor work on the Sabbath as they are afraid they will get into trouble with their God. They will ONLY worship their God and not have any false idols such as Jesus and they view the Commandments as Laws and Edicts and Directives from... more »
By THE BORG  - 1:30pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

How To Save the Popular Press 
  It's the fast nickel vs the slow dime and now the slow dime seems to be doing better than the fast nickel. On line tech journals might get $20 - $30 per study and maybe sell a few dozen or hundred studies, although, quite often the teaser (aka "the abstract") is often more valuable than the text itself.... more »
By Bret Cahill  - 12:24pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Found: Martian liver closely resembled Carboniferous Man's liver 
  Found: Martian liver closely resembled Carboniferous Man’s liver Fig. 1 below shows six liver lobules in a row, found by Mars Rover Spirit. [link] Fig. 2 shows over six liver lobules (at 60X) in a thin section cut from the liver of the Carboniferous Man.... more »
By Fossil Lin  - 12:07pm - 1 new of 1 message    

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