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  1. Re:News Flash on Study Shows Marijuana Use In Teens Correlates To Decreasing IQ · · Score: 1

    Nice try... first sentence from wikipedia: "Though the long-term effects of cannabis have been studied, there remains much to be concluded". Looks like you're fishing for evidence to fit your conclusion, not the other way around.

  2. Re:News Flash on Study Shows Marijuana Use In Teens Correlates To Decreasing IQ · · Score: 4, Insightful

    We all trust what the government says. There couldn't possibly be any motive for the same entity that is responsible for the existance of the DEA to say anything that would support their own agenda. Couldn't be that at all. Shoving the same article into every post you make doesn't reinforce the point... especially if it's utter bullshit.

  3. Re:News Flash on Study Shows Marijuana Use In Teens Correlates To Decreasing IQ · · Score: 0

    And you do? Laughable.

  4. Re:Is it too late to get UN sanctions on them? on Iran Universities To Ban Women From 77 Fields of Study · · Score: 1

    The doctor does this for a very different and specific reason. The doctor is using the dates to predict a rough timeline and set some expectations. The doctor is not delusional and is not inclined to believe that there's a fully formed American citizen in there (well at least not if he's doing his job). The doctor is not using this measurement to effect some convoluted ideal or to push any particular agenda or effect the law. It's nothing more than a tool to do a particular job. I have to say, this is in a slightly different league then what I originally posted about in this thread.

  5. Re:Is it too late to get UN sanctions on them? on Iran Universities To Ban Women From 77 Fields of Study · · Score: 1

    Pointing out that people are waisting their time on pointless bullshit is hardly "shutting your eyes". I can't acknowledge that which I cannot percieve. The conciquences you speak of are just as pointless as the problems. All I'm saying is that it's only a problem because we keep making it into one.

  6. Re:Is it too late to get UN sanctions on them? on Iran Universities To Ban Women From 77 Fields of Study · · Score: 1

    Brilliant! Are you in management?

    No. I'm a programmer.

    Way to misconstrue the point. Is that delibarate, are you blind, or is your motive more sinister in nature? The problem: Everyone and their mother thinking that gender matters when it comes to who graduates. There are two real modes of classifications that yield any real result. 1) a group of individuals. 2) an individual. Brining gender into this not only complicates matters, it's absolutely pointless and irrelevant to what it is you're trying to accomplish. IF, on the other hand you're interested in opening a strip bar, then perhaps the choice of gender might matter to you. But hey, if you like to chase your tail with pointless bullshit in life, enjoy yourself.

  7. Re:Is it too late to get UN sanctions on them? on Iran Universities To Ban Women From 77 Fields of Study · · Score: 3, Funny

    I hear they're trying to change it to 2 weeks before conception these days.

  8. Re:Is it too late to get UN sanctions on them? on Iran Universities To Ban Women From 77 Fields of Study · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Tip: stop using the words 'men' and 'women'. Use the word 'people'. Problem dissappears. Why? Because it's not a problem to begin with.

  9. Re:It's even worse on Booted From Airplane For Wearing Anti-TSA T-shirt · · Score: 1

    Thanks, I have already acknoledged that I was mistaken.

  10. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    So... what's the net gain then? You're in a position of forcing people to do A or B, but either way, it's forced.

  11. Re:It's even worse on Booted From Airplane For Wearing Anti-TSA T-shirt · · Score: 1

    Thanks for the corrective replys. My foot is firmly in my mouth.

  12. Re:It's even worse on Booted From Airplane For Wearing Anti-TSA T-shirt · · Score: 3, Insightful

    There's a thing called a "business transaction". That pilot is obligated to honour it. The passengers paid for their seats. Now unless the poor bastard and his wife were really that uncomfortable to be around... you know, something a little more serious then a stupid t-shirt... then sure, they should not be put up with. Barring that from happening (and it didn't) that pilot failed to meet his obligations (i. e. he failed to do his job properly). So no, your assertion that he can "not letting a passenger on board because he feels like it" is not valid. You wouldn't expect a greasy, pimple faced, teenager to take your money and not give you your big mac because he is "uncomfortable" with you. Being a pilot doesn't magically put you in some special league.

  13. Re:It's even worse on Booted From Airplane For Wearing Anti-TSA T-shirt · · Score: 1

    Instead of catering to that nonscence, corporations should be put back in their place instead. It's sort of like treating the symptom instead of the problem.

  14. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    Think people would go for it? I mean do you really think so?

  15. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    The whole neighbourhood's... district... city?

  16. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    It's all nice and well until you have someone like that move in next to you, contract a preventable desease and infect you with it. As hypothetical as it gets, I'm aware... but what about that case?

  17. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    As crude as it is, the reality is that there is no scientific consensus that life is important. It's an assumption. It's an assumption to say that we are more or less responsible in our actions either way. It's an assumption to even suggest that some sort of "disdain for life in general" even enters into the picture. The nature of things is such that some of us make it, some of us don't. That is our burden either way you wanna twist your sense of morals.

  18. Re:Evolution? on A Call For Science Policy Debate Among Presidential Candidates · · Score: 1

    He thinks in terms of lambs and shepherds. Appearantly it's the only viable setup.

  19. Re:Is it just me on Windows 8 Gets Personal Use License For Homebuilt PCs · · Score: 2

    Amen.

  20. Re:Horrible conclusion on Ex-Marine Detained For Facebook Posts Deemed "Terrorist in Nature" · · Score: 1

    What a pussy you are... and you're bringing us to your level? Grow a backbone. Seriously. You're the one with an over active imagination. Leave the rest of us alone.

  21. Re:its all about context on Ex-Marine Detained For Facebook Posts Deemed "Terrorist in Nature" · · Score: 1

    or it could be lyrics...

  22. Re:you can't yell fire in a movie theater on Ex-Marine Detained For Facebook Posts Deemed "Terrorist in Nature" · · Score: 1

    Why not?

  23. Re:Beats paying child support! on Birth Control For Men Edges Closer · · Score: 1

    Not a bad choice if you find yourself in the predicament the OP is in.

  24. Re:Beats paying child support! on Birth Control For Men Edges Closer · · Score: 1

    I'm not making the argument for celebacy. I'm making the argument that risky behaviour carries a risk. That is all. To complain about women doing such aweful things to this individual, I'm surprised he didn't figure out that he is the cause of his own suffering.

  25. Re:Beats paying child support! on Birth Control For Men Edges Closer · · Score: 1

    Just to clarify further. I'm not at all anti-abortion. Anyone, whatsoever, should be able to control what is within their bodies if the means are there. Anything beyond a medical necessity is pretty much by definition self mutilation.