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  1. five to thirty five (depending on vaccine/disesae) of those vaccinated will also be just as able to transmit the disease. the very small addition to that number of those who opt out doesn't matter

  2. Re:Offer 'Em Ten Bucks on Time To Remove 'Philosophical' Exemption From Vaccine Requirements? · · Score: 1

    or a hummer

  3. Re:An entirely typical argument on Time To Remove 'Philosophical' Exemption From Vaccine Requirements? · · Score: 1

    you are silly, no one sends the moon suits for chicken pox. and

  4. Re:freedom 2 b a moron on Time To Remove 'Philosophical' Exemption From Vaccine Requirements? · · Score: 1

    you are illogical, there is no difference between those children and the five to thirty five percent of populace for whom vaccine does not work. The vaccinated but disease capable people are a bigger group.

  5. Re:There is no vaccine for the worst diseases on Time To Remove 'Philosophical' Exemption From Vaccine Requirements? · · Score: 1

    all mercury containing compounds are poisonous, there are no exceptions.

    the chlorine in salt is ionic, not covalent as in chlorine gas. your body uses that ion.

  6. Re:There is no vaccine for the worst diseases on Time To Remove 'Philosophical' Exemption From Vaccine Requirements? · · Score: 1

    you are confused, penicillin is not given to those who have allergy. That is check box on standard doctor and dentist's form.

  7. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    Glad you like it, Honky.

    oh wait, I'm white too.

  8. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    false, all invented in China and backed by proof. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...

    patents are not relevant, paper made by a government

  9. Re:Welcome to the Actual Universe on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    Yes I do read the articles. Actually, there are solutions to GR for going faster than light in the universe by moving a region of space with matter in it, by the way. FTL absolutely NOT forbidden by GR (it is by SR)

  10. Re:Drat! on Asteroid Impacts May Have Formed Life's Building Blocks · · Score: 1

    There is more to life than science, certainly. Philosophy is down the hall for ethics and how to act. Law further down for how to not act really, really badly.

  11. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    "stole", you are so very funny. Give back the paper, compass, booze, ploughs, explosives, noodles, lacquer, etc. you stole from the Chinese, round-eye.

  12. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    waa waa waa competition scares me

  13. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    you are sitting at a chinese computer system typing those words, because China is the land of cheap manufacturing

  14. Re:Drat! on Asteroid Impacts May Have Formed Life's Building Blocks · · Score: 1

    Nonsense, irrational belief in supreme being with enforced rules of conduct and eternal life or everlasting punishment....these are all scientific nonsense and in the sense of a competition with science are the losing side. Believing a old man in a funny hat who sits in Rome is an authority on anything regarding how to live or how to believe or how to act is a farce.

  15. Re:Didn't we do this experiment like 15 years ago? on Asteroid Impacts May Have Formed Life's Building Blocks · · Score: 1

    Hahaha, you young 'uns and your thinking everything was done recently.

    The year was 1952.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M...

  16. Re:Welcome to the Actual Universe on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    You're confusing special and general relativity. For GR test look at precession of Mercury orbit, or Gravity Probe B's geodetic effect (0.5% agreement with GR) or frame dragging (19%), or gravitational lensing (3%)

  17. Re:That's my belief as well on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    yes, civilization building resources that are scarce here are plentiful in space, not to mention nuclear fuel

  18. Re:hang on on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    Lasers can with brief pulses outshine the parent systems star, and are detectable *WITHOUT* having to worry about specific frequency as radio SETI pundants assume with their silly "water hole" argument. Pulsed laser beams can be fired at many star systems in a short time and repeat the process

  19. Re:hang on on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    You are confused, a pulsed laser for a very brief time can outshine the parent star as it targets various systems. Read the arguments for optical SETI, they are quite compelling

  20. Re:Sad? Saddest? on The Sony Pictures Hack Was Even Worse Than Everyone Thought · · Score: 1

    no, just saying employees of company that has repeatedly done bad things share in the blame

  21. Re:Sad? Saddest? on The Sony Pictures Hack Was Even Worse Than Everyone Thought · · Score: 1

    no, just pointing out workers share in the blame of employer. got your attention, little AC

  22. Re:When you're a space nutter on China Plans Superheavy Rocket, Ups Reliability · · Score: 1

    I look forward to the US saving money in the space program by using cheap Chinese rockets, we can concentrate on more advanced payloads

  23. Re:hang on on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    You only point out why radio SETI is stupid. On the other hand, optical SETI with lasers makes perfect sense.

  24. Re:That's my belief as well on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    the FOR PROFIT makes even more sense to me considering how technology people act in groups and make corporations. Weyland Industries not Kirk

  25. Re:Intelligent life on Aliens Are Probably Everywhere, Just Not Anywhere Nearby · · Score: 1

    you mean those dumb black birds that hit my window every so often? or bounce off my windshield once a decade generally on a curve such as highway ramp?