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13y ago
How come it says $20 in the title, then doesn't let you buy anything for $20?
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13y ago
My views reflect Darwin's. Is he scientific enough for you? May we not suspect that the vague but very real fears of children, which are quite independent of experience, are the inherited effects of real dangers and abject superstiti
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13y ago
How would you explain why birds raised in isolation can still build nests? And sing the songs of their species? I would propose that it is possible that some animal "instincts" are really inherited memories from their ancestors.
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13y ago
You should at least ask . Maybe you are destined to be a modern day Napoleon Hill?
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13y ago
Great job on this. I can vouch that a lot of people are interested in Mr. Musk these days. I do wish the pdf contained a few more anecdotes about Mr. Musk himself, instead of so much about his ancestors. I think the sample might actual
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13y ago
I don't agree with your opinion, but I love your last line.
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13y ago
You pretty much have to embrace the Homeopathic community in order to stay off the radar of the FDA. "Nothing to see here, just more snake oil!"
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13y ago
This is sure to be successful. The Indiegogo campaign already went over its limit, with 41 days left to go. Kudo's to young Ben Yu. I can't help but be reminded of the Caffeine Patch scene from Meet the Robinsons , though. M
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13y ago
It's sad to see valid opposing arguments down-voted into grayness.
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13y ago
So, how much money did he miss out on?
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13y ago
Same here in Chicago. [edit] And it's back up. I guess WWIII has not just begun.
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13y ago
So this is the first I've heard of the upcoming NFC plastic tokens which automatically keep your phone unlocked. If you're too busy to build those Moto, I could handle that for you. And I'm in the Chicago area... [Edit] Look
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13y ago
I think this article is spot-on. Don't get too hung up on the genetically modified stuff - that is just being used as an example. The technologists are slowly moving to IndieGoGo. Scanadu, Kreyos, Canary, Ubuntu Edge - all recent Ind
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13y ago
Google, Google Maps, Google Street View. Those are experiences . Free to the world, paid for by advertising.
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"The olinguito is the first mammalian carnivore species to be newly identified in the Americas in 35 years."
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(Smithsonian announces) New cute furry mammal species discovered
(cnn.com)
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This was really a fascinating article.
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Samsung Wants You To Figure Out What To Do With Its Flexible Displays
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13y ago
I am a great fan of Napoleon Hill. But my eyes always glazed over while listening to him talk about tapping into the "Infinite Intelligence". If nothing else, I would like to thank this article for gently reminding me that I do n
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13y ago
If some startup comes along and provides stunning zoom-able StreetView pictures of some no-name street in Tel-Aviv and two clicks later it can show you the red light district in Bangkok, all for free and all taken in 2013, I think a lot of
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Thank you, that's a great analysis.
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13y ago
100+ years of radio and 60+ years of television shaped the lives of almost everyone alive on the planet. Brought to you free by advertising. Closing in on a million free apps available at both Apple and Android marketplaces. Brought t
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People have been waiting for this technology infrastructure to get in place for years. It's a shame the recent NSA fiasco will scare people away now and set this back another 5 years. There are some phenomenal experiences possible.
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I'll bet at least some people downvoted him because they believe 9/11 truthers most certainly are wrong.
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> This agency, with headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana, has roughly 12,000 employees and, after cuts under the federal sequester, a $1.36 billion budget. It is responsible for accurately paying America's 2.7 million active-duty
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Your TV might be watching you. (Samsung)
(money.cnn.com)
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Great resource - thanks!
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Right now each individual hospital eats and writes off a massive amount of indigent claims. A lot of that is about to be shifted onto the insurance companies. Also, there are a lot of people out there today who are suffering, but don&#
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The markets see millions of forced new customers about to come in. A massive gov mandated increase in market cap. There are two possible outcomes. 1) They find a way to cap the hi-money costs (approvals, delays, mandated procedures that ar
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Group plans were/are always forced to cover pre-existing conditions. It's only if you have a pre-existing condition and no group insurance that you will see your prices drop. This is also exactly what is going to eventually brin
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