ygmelnikova

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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
1. Hippocrates 2..
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
And there's the rub.. you can't be certain.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Most folk would choose everything medically possible to be performed to keep them going for another 24 hours. Why question medicine and ethics when you can kick a Christian instead?
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Life is a vapour, and accounting* 9 - 5 is the best distraction you can come up with? * Insert career choice here.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Seeing more and more of these so called 'news articles' that are clearly well placed, long copy marketing. Didn't feel like you we're being sold, did you? But I'll bet you want to try a McWrap!
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Ok then, here's one. One time after dropping some acid, I was lying on the couch and above my head was a rather large asparagus fern hanging over my head. While staring at this plant and pondering the deeper meaning of life, it suddenl
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
What for? So some guy sitting at computer in his underwear can pass judgement with his mouse? No thanks.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
I'll second that. Having done my share of psychedelics, rest assured, you will meet the devil, and he will laugh while he plays you like the puppet that you are. Just ask Adam and Eve.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
You obviously have no children.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Explain that to the mothers of the 5,000 children that have died of starvation in their mother's arms in the last 5 hours since this was posted. Maybe if you down vote this post enough, the problem will go away?
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Now apply that same logic to the pursuit of life on other worlds.
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Even if life is found on Mars, the human race has lost it's right to celebrate. Every 3.6 seconds some child dies of starvation here on Earth. How many children can you feed with $400,000,000+? http://goo.gl/s46ol
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
'may', 'tantalizing hope', 'perhaps'... What about 'maybe not', 'doubtful', 'perhaps not'... is that any less scientific? Imagine applying for a $1B grant to study the possibility
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by ygmelnikova 13y ago
Look.. Life on Mars! Oh wait, no. Look! Life on Mars! Ah, never mind. Ad infinitum
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
Science -- The greatest religion of them all.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
A society that correlates material wealth with happiness is shallow and deprived. Or have you never read Dickens?
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
Isn't your comment rather hypocritical? "Pay attention kids while I break it down for you" What is that? You "hope the original poster will get a job as soon as possible", and you hope what for the commenter? A lump of coal in his stocking?
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
On Christmas day 30,000 children will die around the world from preventable diseases. Think about that while you stuffing turkey down your pie hole.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
These mistakes are so common among billion dollar corporations. Can they not anticipate these sort of reactions? Do they get 'Larry' down in legal to quickly write something up and then post it without another thought?
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
The number one comment is a joke about how worthless the site is? One of the scrolls says "A fool does not delight in understanding, but only in revealing his own mind."
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
They need to host this site on a Raspberry Pi.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
First my mom learns to use an Ipad, next she's hacking together a recipe book for her phone. Developers are losing their monopoly.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
If that's the case, then why all the science surrounding String Theory? It's been declared 'unprovable'.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
'Fresher' & 'Twinkies' is an oxymoron.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
So many of the points made by Hawking could be used to justify Creationism, and yet it's waved off as 'impossible'. That is bad science.
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
"When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years." -- Mark Twain
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
Franklin was a prodigious inventor. Among his many creations were the lightning rod, glass armonica (a glass instrument, not to be confused with the metal harmonica), Franklin stove, bifocal glasses and the flexible urinary catheter. Frankl
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
"Don't do the crime if you can't do the time" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQeVIJ8e_z8
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
Before the interweb was popular they had this little thing called a BBS and RoboBOARD/FX http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletin_board_system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoboBOARD/FX
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by ygmelnikova 14y ago
Are these things the compass to success? That's rather depressing. I can relate a little. I dropped out in grade 11. Built N. America's first fully graphical ecommmerce site (1992), Canada's first Windows IIS webserver (sorry), country's fi

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