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Africa
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Australia
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Oceania
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Roamer/Floater/Jet-setter/Mars
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Poll: Where do you live?
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Germany
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USA
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UK
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Canada
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China
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India
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North America
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South America
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No. It can't. Where'd time come from?
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Pretty sure it'll be a "Yes". A quick note, you find it easy to believe that the universe can just "be" when everything you have ever seen has had a creator. (Whether you believe in science or God, it does, the creator just differs.) Both h
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So what about us? Who created us? Our parents. Them? Their parents. But wait -- eventually, even with evolution, something had to create the first molecule. Right? Everybody has to have a starting point from which they have no clue how it g
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In the USA it is culturally and socially acceptable to be "religious." Many individuals take up a religion for acceptance one way or the other, without harking to the power of it. So basically, they slap a name on themselves, and go to chur
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I, as a member of a small startup that will use banks intrinsically in our everyday agenda, have had multiple email conversations with them. They are real people, ready and willing to discuss how they can help you with life/business/whateve
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Older adults watch the most TV, enjoy it least(feeds.arstechnica.com)
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If you don't get sued, who cares? :) That aside, I would go for it. As gizmodo article said, the patent covers what is essentially web-style advertising in a book. Nothing about it is mind-boggling, earth-shaking, or otherwise patentable [i
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Google News redesigned to be more customizable and shareable(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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We think central hubs are great -- till they fail. We are always shocked when they fail, but shouldn't be. We expect perfection from a single entity. We can't. Maybe it's time to change our focus.
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It seems to be down: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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Eating Well On $1 a Day(grocerycouponguide.com)
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Performance Rights Act might shut down some radio stations(arstechnica.com)
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Maybe the math behind string theory is overrated anyway(arstechnica.com)
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Your brain takes in information 100% of the time. You just decide which information you put in.
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Is there something wrong with being addicted to information? Is that not the single thing that ties us together? Knowing this and that; then using that knowledge to connect to others? Maybe I'm missing something, but is there ever too muc
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And your point is? (Not trying to be mean at all) I agree, but I'm not sure what's wrong with it. Life is a series of input/output interactions, why shouldn't the internet mirror that?
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NBC Agrees To Sell Women.com, Backs Away, Gets Sued(techcrunch.com)
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