I'm glad to see that there are some people with real scientific minds arguing on the side of spirituality/religon/god because all of the christian preachers I have ever heard trying to disprove evolution just came accross as ignorant buffoons. I'm sure the congregation bought it but, truth is, it was realy bad science.
For example, it was announced that there was a 98% similarity between chimpanzee DNA and human DNA. So one preacherman made the point that a watermellon is 98% water and a cloud was 100% water and that proved the scientists wrong.
Then he went on to point out that cars have evolved and changed over the years, but it was because there were people behind the change...cars don't evolve by themselves, so, therefore, neither do animals.
My point being: real scientists need to jump in and help these poor folks because they really could use the help.I mean who's never heard the argument that goes something like "I know God exists 'cuz flowers are purty"?
Wrong again, It was from "General Spaceship" in the episode where the DJ played a bad Bob Marley compilation remix and they got sucked into a loophole.
Everybody had to stay happy or the party would die off and the mind over matter/antimater containment field would have become "bummed out"
So they issued a green alert and had Jello shooters.
For technology that lets me see comercials for things I'm interested in, and lets me pick stupid commercials that I never ever want to see again and avoids those. The advertizing revenue would have to be ten times better per ad and much less annoying.
As we grow older our DNA collects errors. Seems to me that it would be a good idea (and possibly a new industry) to store genetic material (fat and other tissues) cryogenically so we will have some young genetic material to work with when we are older.Except I don't think stem cells divide, which is when many of the errors occur, but errors also occur during normal cell metabolism in genes used by the cell in everyday operations. The result, seems to me, to be that cell neuclei become less capable over time of doing the same job, but are in some ways more able to do a different job in a different cell. "cellular repetitive stress disorder" Also I'd like to point out that fatasses like me have the same number of fat cells as I would have if I were my proper weight therefore same amount of genetic material therefore still no ding-dongs 4me. awww...
The problem with this is, if you want to network with seven other computers you may need seven unidirectional antennas-- for continuous connection.
the alternative is to setup programmable "antennaebots" that are on a predtermined schedule to re aim the antennae(s) from one computer to the next either in a cycle or to send a "yoo hoo over here" signal through narrowband dialup to tell the other computer you need to connect.
I had considered this as a possible way to share mp3s that might be better than napster/gnutella in highly populated and geographically flat areas.
Problem: part of the routing data would probably need to include geographical location making it EASIER to track you to your location. one answer may be crypto/steganography, but even then for it to work people would need to be able to identify files on your computer.
even with the potential privacy snags the prospects of a network who's infrastructure is owned by the public not by megalithic corporations.
only with a completely unownable system available can we hold on to what freedom we have on the currently propriatary network infrastructure.
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Such a system could be used to trace all kinds of "things" and "substances"
And how much toilet paper did he use to wipe his ass while he was at work, and how much time did he spend in the bathroom anyway?
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This is serious milestone cutting edge coffee technology we're talking about here!
You may begin rioting... now.
So the universe is flat, is it level?
Finishing it off with some nice Krylon.
OK, so, RIT is on crack. Maybe he should try using a mordant.
Anybody know what kind or mordant would work with plastic?
For example, it was announced that there was a 98% similarity between chimpanzee DNA and human DNA. So one preacherman made the point that a watermellon is 98% water and a cloud was 100% water and that proved the scientists wrong.
Then he went on to point out that cars have evolved and changed over the years, but it was because there were people behind the change...cars don't evolve by themselves, so, therefore, neither do animals.
My point being: real scientists need to jump in and help these poor folks because they really could use the help.I mean who's never heard the argument that goes something like "I know God exists 'cuz flowers are purty"?
Everybody had to stay happy or the party would die off and the mind over matter/antimater containment field would have become "bummed out"
So they issued a green alert and had Jello shooters.
WHO'S LAUGHING NOW!
HUH?!
As we grow older our DNA collects errors. Seems to me that it would be a good idea (and possibly a new industry) to store genetic material (fat and other tissues) cryogenically so we will have some young genetic material to work with when we are older.Except I don't think stem cells divide, which is when many of the errors occur, but errors also occur during normal cell metabolism in genes used by the cell in everyday operations. The result, seems to me, to be that cell neuclei become less capable over time of doing the same job, but are in some ways more able to do a different job in a different cell. "cellular repetitive stress disorder"
Also I'd like to point out that fatasses like me have the same number of fat cells as I would have if I were my proper weight therefore same amount of genetic material therefore still no ding-dongs 4me.
awww...
Pot doesn't kill brain cells. Carbon monoxide kills brain cells, if you smoke a couple of pounds a day.
um... we kind of forgot your billing information, username and password.
Could you tel us what it is again?
stupidity exploits work rather well on AOL users.
4.75 could kick 6.0's ass any day
the alternative is to setup programmable "antennaebots" that are on a predtermined schedule to re aim the antennae(s) from one computer to the next either in a cycle or to send a "yoo hoo over here" signal through narrowband dialup to tell the other computer you need to connect.
I had considered this as a possible way to share mp3s that might be better than napster/gnutella in highly populated and geographically flat areas.
Problem: part of the routing data would probably need to include geographical location making it EASIER to track you to your location. one answer may be crypto/steganography, but even then for it to work people would need to be able to identify files on your computer.
even with the potential privacy snags the prospects of a network who's infrastructure is owned by the public not by megalithic corporations.
only with a completely unownable system available can we hold on to what freedom we have on the currently propriatary network infrastructure.
Black nanocopters over America!
There's a boat
That's a float
off the coast
that can boast
that's why we wrote
about the hole
in the bottom of the sea...