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I fail to see how his reasoning abrogates the notion of God and would appreciate any light anyone cares to shed. Anyone know of any recorded universes sprouting out of nothing? Why do multiple instances of intelligent life and mostly cons
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Okay, I think I see where you are coming from. Let me clarify what I said. > you suggested that spending a larger fraction of gdp on healthcare was a bad thing. I was probably in a rush when I wrote 'do more' and so apologise for any c
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'Green' buildings hurting cell phone service @ CU-Boulder(coloradodaily.com)
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>Note that US GDP is also significantly higher. Maybe I am missing something, but this should mean that the US can afford to do more. No? >No, military spending doesn't account for the difference. I didn't say anything about milita
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Origins of the FIFO Internet myth(digitalsociety.org)
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I used to be self-employed in the US and left in part because of the expense of health insurance. At the time, I had a family of three. When you declare yourself self-employed in the US, you are immediately projected into the highest tax
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Tween players impacting online game development (uk.reuters.com)
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Thomas Edison's plot to hijack the movie industry(arstechnica.com)
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Twitter to log every click on every link in every tweet(nnsquad.org)
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IBM X-Force Threat Reports(www-935.ibm.com)
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RIM's Agreement With India Is Likely to Foreshadow Wider Government Access(bloomberg.com)
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Google aims to wipe smile off Facebook (theage.com.au)
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Westpac blames blackout on software glitch(zdnet.com.au)
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Canada forces telecom competition, limits mark-up(news.yahoo.com)
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US Congress may sneak in Internet ‘kill switch’(rawstory.com)
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Study Says Targeted Ads Gettin' a Lil' Creepy(science.slashdot.org)
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The Evolving Internet: A look ahead to 2025 by Cisco(newsroom.cisco.com)
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Die Welt der Klick-Arbeiter (in German)(sueddeutsche.de)
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What do they do?
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This is very, very true. Ministers of most all religions are among the loneliest of the lot. Because confidence is crucial to their social function and because people breed politics (i.e., backstabbing), many feel they cannot have friends
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Full-Body Scan Technology Deployed In Street-Roving Vans(blogs.forbes.com)
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RIAA: U.S. copyright law 'isn't working'(news.cnet.com)
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Malware blamed for fatal Spanair plane crash(msnbc.msn.com)
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NDM-1, the multiply-resistant bacteria (in French) (lepoint.fr)
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Too Small to Fail (repeated as a reminder - I just found it for the first time)(blog.asmartbear.com)
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German government bans use of iPhones and BlackBerries(france24.com)
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Verizon and Google: Joint Policy Proposal for an Open Internet (policyblog.verizon.com)
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Pending Changes in the World of Work According to Gartner(gartner.com)
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Researchers use an ion beam to simulate solar winds on the Moon(lanl.gov)
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ROCR the swingin’ wall-climbing robot(gizmag.com)
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