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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I apologize if the way I said it was offensive. But I will not apologize for telling the truth. The idea that we evolved is not just an opinion, it is a fact backed by evidence. I couldn't say the same about the doctrine of special creation
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Hate? is telling the truth hate? Religion is an idea. Like any other idea it should be subjected to scrutiny and criticism. Unfortunately in our culture criticizing religion is considered wrong. I did not even criticize any religion in part
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Whoever voted negative on this comment does not fully understand my point. I am pointing out how ridiculous it is to believe that all life started 6,000 years ago and all species were already made exactly as they are. The fact that this par
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
So if life started 6,000 years ago when there were no plastic, does this mean that this fungus was a recent creation?
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
They are a third party payments aggregator (TPPA), just like PayPal when it started. They make it possible for merchants to accept credit card and bank transfers without the need to setup a merchant account with a bank or card association.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
You are absolutely correct, it is a promise. But it is also a guarantee. There are regulations regarding money laundering that we will have to comply with of course. Users are required to fill out certain forms if the the amount of a transa
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
No we won't freeze, close, or withdraw money from people's accounts. Once it's open, it's open. Once the money is cleared, it doesn't go back. This is an ironclad promise we can make to users because of the unique way we process payments. R
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
It's amazing how bureaucracy can make it difficult for large companies to make simple changes. I think we should create a better model for running large organizations. The "flat" model seems to be promising but is still not sufficient to fi
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Actually it is the sellers that PayPal is turning off. Their dispute resolution policies are abstruse and keep changing in their attempt to protect buyers. They have relied too heavily in freezing, closing, and even withdrawing money from s
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
yup....PayGuard will rock the payments industry by putting an end to the localization trend in e-commerce and create a truly global payments platform.....of course I am biased for it.....LOL
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
The problem is that it is currently easier to measure math and language skills. It would also be difficult to teach because it is less mechanical. But I believe advances in CAD's and user interfaces would eventually help in creating a curri
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
This century (the next 88 years) can be summed up in one word: China....
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Yes! Global warming is exactly what Mars needs, and I'm not being facetious......This will prove once and for all that humans can warm a planet.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
you'll be surprised how much exercise, sports, meditation, or spending a little bit of time doing something unrelated to your project can help a lot. Unless it's really clinically severe anyone should do their best to avoid anti-depressants
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
It was a neutrino that was discovered moving faster than light at CERN, that is what I was referring to. Tyson also mentioned that it is likely a special type of neutrino already moving faster than light is the one being observed (tachyons)
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Will this widen the gap between relativity and quantum mechanics? or will it actually help in finally resolving the disconnect between these two greatest and well tested theories? Particles defying general relativity is well known, but defy
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Well that's exactly what will happen when anything moves faster than light, it will travel backwards in time. The real question is where is it getting infinite energy to break the light barrier? or are neutrinos the only particles with mass
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Maybe the current downturn (bankruptcy filings, closing of CC accounts)is forcing people to start using cash instead of credit. I am a cash person myself, but asking people direct access to their bank accounts would be a hard sell, at least
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Monopolies do exist, especially in developing countries. And they tend to control prices when no competition is around. The only reason why monopolies are no longer as dominant in the United States and the West is because of the outlawing
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Well my point is that "free market" will destroy "free market". The idea is an unsustainable model because once a winner emerges politics gets involved. I do not deny the fact that government involvement can help sustain a monopoly, but my
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I think the innovations in social media and file sharing will help artists become more independent and distribute their work directly to consumers. The trick is finding a way to monetize this efficiently and minimize the risk of people just
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Unregulated markets do lead to monopoly. Why? Because it is the very nature of competition. There will be a winner (or a few) and most will either be acquired or they will die out. With monopoly comes political power and this leads to cron
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Steve Wozniak was the real tech wizard, but Steve Jobs was the visionary. Job's ability to empathize with users is beyond belief. He knew what people wanted before they even knew what they wanted. Bill Gates also had a strikingly similar vi
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Steve Jobs is a visionary not because he saw the future, he is a visionary because he created it.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I agree. Of course I am being Facetious. With the right technology I can imagine a future where every home has solar panels and all cars are electric. We will use nothing but solar power to run our homes and fuel our cars. I did the math an
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Even if this becomes successful it will never be sustainable. What will happen when the Sun runs out of Hydrogen to burn? (in 5 billion years) We may have to find another star. Actually that is even less of a problem to worry about because
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
This is the right move for you. Most start-ups that fail never even launched anything at all. Some are trying to perfect their product before exposing it to beta users then they run out of money. This is a flaw. You can never achieve perfec
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
If everything happens as Mark Zuckerberg envisioned with this timeline then they have to make sure that they save all the information to last thousands if years. If our civilization ends one day and archaeologist from the future discovered
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I think Netflix understands that the future is in streaming and not mailing out physical DVD's. Technology has advanced to a point where we can now watch movies in our flat screens with DVD like qualities from streaming. Mailing out DVD's a
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I don't understand why antimatter stars would emit more gamma rays than normal matter. The only difference is the charge right? Then mass and energy should be the same. That is why matter and anti-matter annihilate each other completely bec

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