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He responded to that guy, that bob a thon guy wasn't entirely persuasive. He had to snipe at the edges of his theories, or try to apply "standard paradigms" when this guy has just a completely different viewpoint of reality. Sniping at Some 30 second part of a 4 hour lecture and when this guy...

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I like listening to this guy, he has a theory for dealing with the infinities of black holes saying all the other dimensions are made from the 1st dimension, he uses sacred geometry and fractals to deal with infinities and he makes a lot of sense. He also claims and had some papers accepted...

Well when you have no first hand experience at the cost of war, you get people who think like that.

What papers are you reading on the subject? the actual papers I read and not summeries talk about dangers of using it beyond a tiny amount, look at the slides of the brain cells in this one. http://archive.ispub.com/journal/the....nLEAtGXl.dpbs The results (H & E) reactions showed cystic...

I'd stop eating that stuff http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excitotoxin Excitotoxicity is the pathological process by which nerve cells are damaged and killed by excessive stimulation by neurotransmitters such as glutamate and similar substances. This occurs when receptors for the excitatory...

http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/ which believe it or not was still great for it's time.

it depends when you get very large you are in a position to shape trends instead of following trends, this is one of those times Microsoft decided to test what we would accept, because the upside is worth it for them in the long run, even if this goes away they will try again later eventually.

elf = extremely low frequency Haarp is real it's just what does it do exactly? it leaves much to imagination.

I remember reading people thinking that HAARP elf waves can knock out ICBM's in the ionosphere even on their way down which is when they are supposed to be impossible to deal with (speed wise) I think I remember the x-37b was in flight during one of the NK missle tests that went bad suddenly...

they haven't made a good game in a long while though, back in the day lucas arts was a gold standard but they weren't really doing their own name any favors with what they where putting out.

What side would china and Russia pick in your mind?

Increasingly that's very true from their perspective, how many countries with nuclear weapons have been invaded during the period they had nuclear weapons? vs how many countries have been invaded since 1945 that don't have nuclear weapons.

without watching the video, shit = fertilizer?

it's not Lebron the whole league is collectivley pussified vs 20 years ago.

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I remember you.

There wouldn't be a population bubble or the tools of war that would cause that either, altrusim isn't the mother of invention, most tech is driven by countries/major actors desire to strengthen themselves to compete with each other for resources, chicken/egg.

mystic secretative societies sooooo vatican city? See here is the thing that makes me think about it. The way the really rich operate they don't give all their inheritance to their children. They setup a corporate bank and that trust loans them money at like 0.1% interest, that they...

I honestly don't see how people can't think how large scale social control mechanisms don't have the potential to exist. If you think about it, if you are an atheist the catholic church is been one giant conspiracy to control large groups of people. you can see how with compartmentalization the...

from oneofone's article, it would strip federal courts of the authority to immediately halt the planting and sale of genetically modified (GMO) seed crop regardless of any consumer health concerns.

1/2 of it is the "globalization is restructuring the world economy to grind people under corporate thumbs supported by central government banks that rake in interest every year on countries income taxes by promoting policies of deficit spending that increase borrowing money as debt against said...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ied-crops.html Shankara, like millions of other Indian farmers, had been promised previously unheard of harvests and income if he switched from farming with traditional seeds to planting GM seeds instead. Prince Charles Distressed: Prince Charles has...

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php...santo_in_India "In 1998, the World Bank's structural adjustment policies forced India to open up its seed sector to global corporations like Cargill, Monsanto, and Syngenta.The global corporations changed the input economy overnight. Farm saved seeds...

Yes I do I have a right to say hey the "law" is immoral when you are going to make the entire species dependent on their seed supply, this is too much power in one companies hands. what it really is, is a base reaction of fear, that it's threatening the species. you are white knighting a...

you gotta get the tree needles to randomly grow either red, white or green.

Oral Arguments in Bowman v. Monsanto http://www.patentlyo.com/patent/2013...-monsanto.html Monsanto has kept tight control over its product throughout the years and always requires farmers who want to plant its seeds to sign a technology licensing agreement. That agreement includes a promise...

that doesn't mean anything that just means people are complacent and like the taste of high fructose corn syrup, even while it gives you diabetes. and let's not pretend like selective breeding and gene insertion are the same thing, I have a hard time believing selective breeding would...

sounds like the "white mans burdon" arguement. we provide things these "savages" couldn't provide for themselves if we didn't embargo and invade them, do you honestly think about the insane nature of imperialism or does this notion of "stability" is enough to cause you to abandon "ends don't...

the bombers came from saudi arabia, we invaded iraq and afghanistan, between Russia and America attacking those "worthless wrecthes" for 20 years and they are immoral hypocrites?

We where doing was was killing 100's of thousands of iraqi's from the sanctions we imposed, many people tended not to like that. it was either the Sadat or Mubarak regime in Egypt where they where given CIA to establish torture chambers sayid torture dissidents, sayid quteb is the guy whose...

I dunno about toonambda but I'm saying we aren't even acting rationally anymore, this doesn't benefit America. You aren't benefiting from Halliburton profiteering it's actively hurting you while not enriching you. this is the aspect of war that is counter to the groups interests...

wow...

Im not in support of drones because the way they are currently used, eventually our collective indifference to it will hurt us at home, eventually the lack of care will be applied domestically.

Here is the other thing about Drones if we had sent troops into Libya, Yemen, Pakistan, Sudan or Yemen there would be a totally different conversation about what we have the right to do, but when you send drones they press has no discussions about whether it's right we are there, and they show...

So was invading Iraq saving us from more buildings falling? They did that by exposing more Americans to harm and more Americans dying than anyone could ever plausibly explain where saved. They invaded Iraq to send the world a message and they are policing the other regions Afghanistan...

http://articles.latimes.com/2012/jan...drone-20120126 The Air Force wrote in an 82-page report that outlines the future usage of drones, titled "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Flight Plan 2009-2047," that autonomous drone aircraft are key "to increasing effects while potentially reducing cost...

They have autopilot for travel and loiter time. and the x-47b is an experimental un-manned that can take off and land from an aircraft carrier, they use the autopilot for long peroids of the mission already, I could see now an operator watching multiple drones.

yes and no. increasingly no. it will also change in the future, guess what direction, so it's not as bad as it could be but you have to think down the road as well.