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  1. Re:I'm confused by negRo_slim · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Zapping Contrails With Microwave Emitters

    No, they're doing us a favor by zapping them so that the government mind-control chemicals will no longer effect us. c.f. "They Live" =D

    I'm glad someone finally had the courage to get the ball rolling on this. Sir, I applaud you for bringing this very real issue to light. Often times I wonder why the relationship between the pharmaceutical industry and secret government organizations isn't more apparent to "normal" people.

  2. Good Science by pugglebait · · Score: 1, Insightful · on Getting The Public To Listen To Good Science

    "In other words, it's not enough to merely report on it as an expert. You need to make sure your report exudes a sense of honesty, openness, empathy, and maybe even a hint of humor."

    Come to think of it, this sounds a lot like al gore when he presented his global warming video. exuding honesty, openness, empathy and humor are great for getting out the message. of course the message itself needs to be good science. in the case of gore's video, he shows a graph of global warming and c02 levels. the undeniable truth in the graph is that measurements have shown that c02 levels and global temperatures seem to be completely connected. yes they are, but now the way gore explains it. if we could zoom in on any part of the graph, we would see that c02 level changes come *after* changes in global temperature, not before. c02 levels respond to changes in global temperature, not the other way around. and to be honest, true science only concerns itself with measurements. it can only infer causes, but it can never prove causal relationship completely. there will always be some element of doubt.

    (putting on my fireproof underwear now ha ha!)

    the fact that gore (a politician, not a scientist) got a nobel prize for sharing "good" scientific work that contains clear errors like the one i just shared is just further evidence that the only scientific views that are allowed to be shared are the ones that are politically beneficial to those in power. and so good science will always take a back seat to politically beneficial "science". just consider the work of dr. michael behe concerning irreducible complexity in molecular biology. *he* should have got a nobel prize! he made one of the greatest discoveries ever, and yet because his findings are an "inconvenient truth" for the people in power calling the shots, his findings have been quietly and powerfully buried. (nevermind that none of his peers have ever refuted his work.)

    for those of you who are into conspiracy theories, check this out. it may be just another whacko idea with no truth to it at all, or it may be a very good explanation for what is happening in our scientific communities today.

    whacko conspiracy link
  3. Re:Err, uh .. what? what? by waif69 · · Score: 1 · on SCO Amends Novell Complaint

    The rights, that the people of the United States were to have, have been prempted. If you follow this link you will see that the marxists have won and the war is over. We lost. Read this to understand. http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/Commentary/Americ an_Communism.htm The spelling violation was an intentional protest at the violation of the rights of the citizens of the United States. If you are not happy with these changes to what this country was supposed to be, get out there and vote for change. The system can be better, but informed voters have to get out and vote and write to their elected leaders. Any other spelling errors are in error.

  4. Re:wrong by k96822 · · Score: 1 · on RFID Tags To Track Foreigners, Identify Dead

    Wow, you were serious? Wow, I have other links you'll probably believe.

    PS: Learn what "troll" means.

  5. Re:What would be the significance of this? by infonography · · Score: 1 · on Lake spotted on Titan?

    "Well, at least it was until that monolith showed up. "
    Has Zordak (123132) said in a slightly different thread

    However Titan isn't perpetually frozen, it does lack Sunlight as a energy source. Titan's core provides heat, so the ecology would be inverse to our own. Kind of like the Hollow planet theories that where thrown around by The Vril Society and in Bulwer Lytton's novel The Coming Race (1871).

  6. Re:Train wreck indeed by smittyoneeach · · Score: 1 · on Longhorn Beta is Disappointing

    Given the depth of the Redmond pockets, the fact that they consistently deliver sub-optimal stuff smacks of a meta-design, to me. You and your http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/ link, JC!

  7. Re:Confused by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on The Mezonic Agenda: Hacking the Presidency

    It is most probably hinting at Freemasons.. considering that many of the Presidents have been Masons...

    http://www.infowars.com./
    http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/

  8. Re:Globalization at its finest by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on DNS Root Servers Outside US Surpass Those Inside

    I think you mean the plan. You clearly mistyped the url.

  9. Scary AND TRUE by dark-nl · · Score: 2, Interesting · on RFID: The New Big Brother ?
    People are putting locator chips into their children already. There's a whole business growing up around it. I think these have been mentioned on slashdot before, but I can't find the story.

    Here's an article and press release about the company doing it. Fortunately they have it patented, which should impede progress in this direction for a while.