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    Fourteen Things That It Took Me Over 50 Years To Learn—by Dave Barry
    djkraz
    by djkraz  12-4-2006    16
     pretty funny stuff
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    Animals with Expression-and attitude
    pokkets
    by pokkets  10-19-2007    9
     Some of them look almost human,and nearly as weird, some of them just have a different number of legs. I probably got carried away with the pictures, but couldn't choose, and aren't really sure if there can be too many pictures.
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    Did we cure cancer, but no one cares?
    B Rosen
    by B Rosen  1-30-2007    14
     While this may not be the miracle drug this article seems to make it out to be, it seems the this is something that deserves a lot more research.
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    Having Sex without Gravity
    abailart
    by abailart  12-4-2007    13
     No Remarks
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    Five Million People Annihilated: not news.
    abailart
    by abailart  9-23-2007    19
     As ever, the government and mass media determine what we talk about.
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    From Little Things, Big Things Grow
    debbyski
    by debbyski  12-20-2007    9
     If the title doesn't fit this clip, then I'll explain the meaning. It's funny how the simplest random act of kindness can be so powerful. It can literally move one to tears. Like someone giving me this clip. I can't take credit where credit is due. Again, random acts of kindness are what make us better human beings. My New Year's resolution is to try to be a better human being. It's an entirely selfish one you know. It not only makes me feel better about myself. It hopefully makes me grow as a person. Thank you. :)
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    Banana : The Atheist's Nightmare
    thefoxalmighty
    by thefoxalmighty  4-16-2007    28
     this is really interesting...
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    Atheism: 10 Myths & 10 Truths For The Open-Minded
    BartendingBear
    by BartendingBear  12-26-2006    16
     These 10 Myths of Atheism are well countered by the 10 Truths offered in answer to them in this article.
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    9 brain habits you did not realize you had
    wildcat
    by wildcat  2-16-2009    5
     No Remarks
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    It's Electrifying!
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-11-2007    5
     fascinating
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    100 most influential books ever written...
    mugofcoffee
    by mugofcoffee  2-18-2007    5
     more than half I had clipped! (limit) For the rest, you may need to visit the site.
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    Scary Statistics Video
    Cielerella
    by Cielerella  2-28-2007    6
     Eye Opening Truths.
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    Woman Gets 11 Years for Cooking Boyfriend and Feeding Him to Guests
    ZooKeeper1
    by ZooKeeper1  12-12-2006    15
     No Remarks
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    Human Brains Make Their Own 'Marijuana'
    einbar
    by einbar  6-13-2009    10
     scientists have discovered that the brain manufactures proteins that act like marijuana at specific receptors in the brain itself
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    Five Women Buried Alive - and the Media Ignore It
    invictus
    by invictus  9-7-2008    7
     No Remarks
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    Are There Really Continents of Floating Garbage?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-1-2008    14
     Even so, this polluted, chemical filled junk is finding it’s way onto our dinner tables.
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    Saudi woman to be beheaded for being a "witch"
    invictus
    by invictus  2-14-2008    9
     Being beheaded by sword in a public place... For being a "witch" or practising "witchcraft"... Welcome back to the Middle Ages: "Burn the witch!" or "Behead the witch!", by the name of God. Correct me if I'm wrong, Saudi Arabia is a close ally of the US, who enthusiastically invaded Iraq to bring "human rights and democracy" to Arabs, right?
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    Cheap, safe drug kills most cancers
    Scattered_Fusion
    by Scattered_Fusion  1-17-2007    2
     No Remarks
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    What it takes to question and resist those in positions of authority?
    einbar
    by einbar  2-13-2009    6
     "For people who learned of the study, this became devastating proof, not only of human beings' slavish compliance in the face of authority, but of our willingness to do horrible things to other people. The study has been used to explain everything from Nazi Germany to the torture at Abu Ghraib" See:http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/0C2AA816-FD91-4DCD-B2A3-911C65F84C51/
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    The Secrets of Storytelling: Why We Love a Good Yarn
    wildcat
    by wildcat  7-31-2008    2
     No Remarks
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    Evolution for Creationists, Busting the Evolution Myths
    sohil
    by sohil  11-26-2006    155
     No Remarks
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    Born believers: How your brain creates God
    balthazarus
    by balthazarus  2-6-2009    7
     the second view is made of two arguments: 1) "common-sense dualism". The body is for physical processes, like eating and moving, while the mind carries our consciousness in a separate - and separable - package. 2)an overdeveloped sense of cause and effect which primes us to see purpose and design everywhere, even where there is none. these two statements combined, lead the way for the invention of god, goddess and the like. Interesting...
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    Dogs (Not Chimps) Most Like Humans
    dulios
    by dulios  3-26-2009    8
     Researchers believe that 20,000 years of coexistence has led to similarities.
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    10 Most Bizarre Scientific Papers
    swampfoxz
    by swampfoxz  2-5-2008    3
     You gotta love these!!!!
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    Human 2.0 - Creating Gods
    taksmaster
    by taksmaster  3-1-2007    1
     Documentary about the upcoming technological singularity.
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    Lonely? Your immune system is in overdrive.
    pokkets
    by pokkets  9-13-2007    7
     No Remarks
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    Why kindness has become our forbidden pleasure?
    einbar
    by einbar  1-10-2009    8
     "What is to be done? Nothing, many would say. Human beings are innately selfish and that is that. Newspapers bombard us with scientific evidence to back up this pessimism. We read about greedy chimpanzees, selfish genes, ruthless mate-selection strategies, even about meerkats - those famously cooperative creatures - who instead of looking out for their fellows spend most of their time "watching their own backs". Richard Dawkins of "selfish gene" fame lays it on the line: "Human society based simply on the gene's law of universal ruthless selfishness would be a very nasty society in which to live. But unfortunately, however much we deplore something, this does not stop it being true ..." Yet Dawkins does not despair: "If you wish, as I do, to build a society in which individuals cooperate generously and unselfishly towards a common good, you can expect little help from biological nature. Let us try to teach generosity "
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    10 Weaknesses of Human Intelligence
    anpl32
    by anpl32  6-27-2007    5
     No Remarks
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    Human Slavery is Thriving in the Shadows
    chestnut501
    by chestnut501  2-25-2009    5
     Over 10 million people around the world are victims of human trafficking.
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    Ten Reasons to Throw Out Your Microwave Oven
    k9riley99
    by k9riley99  12-27-2006    51
     If the marketing world would have named these ovens Radiation Ovens instead of Microwave Ovens would I have one in my kitchen right now?
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    Worlds Of Bacteria, Alive On Your Skin
    einbar
    by einbar  5-30-2009    9
     The human body contains 10 times as many bacterial cells as it does human cells
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    An Earth Without People
    wildcat
    by wildcat  6-20-2007    4
     No Remarks
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    Parrot's oratory stuns scientists!
    mugofcoffee
    by mugofcoffee  2-1-2007    3
     read this!
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    One World, Many Minds: Intelligence in the Animal Kingdom
    einbar
    by einbar  12-3-2008    4
     In recent decades scientists have cast aside a linear, sequential view of brain evolution in which the human brain incorporates components resembling the brains of modern fishes, amphibians, reptiles and birds and have adopted a new view of divergently branching brain and mind evolution. Substantial cognitive abilities have evolved multiple times, based on differing neural substrates—including the mental agility that enables us humans to decipher brain evolution and its meaning
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    Mugabe: Sir no more. Queen strips him.
    righthand
    by righthand  6-25-2008    20
     No Remarks
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    What Does It Mean to Be Human?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  6-4-2008    11
     and your answer?
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    Lab Freaks Gone Wild?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-20-2008    7
     “What was once only science fiction is now becoming a reality, and we need to ensure that experimentation and subsequent ramifications do not outpace ethical discussion and societal decisions.
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    Unchain your dogs
    bignosemousie
    by bignosemousie  8-21-2008    6
     Lots of information at the source. Photos that will break your heart. :( Unchain your dog, please.
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    Killing the Buddha
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-28-2006    6
     a fascinating and interesting read:from the article: "It is as yet undetermined what it means to be human, because every facet of our culture—and even our biology itself—remains open to innovation and insight."
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    Think Animals Don't Think Like Us? Think Again
    einbar
    by einbar  1-21-2009    4
      "By implication, a vast world of animal cognition exists out there, not just in African Grey parrots but in other creatures, too. It is a world largely untapped by science. Clearly, animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know. That, essentially, was what Alex (and a growing number of research projects) taught us. He taught us that our vanity had blinded us to the true nature of minds, animal and human; that so much more is to be learned about animal minds than received doctrine allowed. No wonder Alex and I faced so much flak!" From Alex & Me: How a Scientist and a Parrot Discovered a Hidden World of Animal Intelligence—and Formed a Deep Bond in the Process, by Irene Pepperberg.
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