stubbyfinger

stubbyfinger

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All this time you've been discussing evolution KFC and you still have no idea what science is. I guess I'm not that surprised Michael Bein, the creationist who testified in Dover thinks Astrology is a scientific field. Everything in that film is ether a direct lie or a nefarious manipulation of the truth. All the people that were supposed to have been black listed or fired or had their careers ruined because of their beliefs were lying. But the film makers&nb

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Evolutionary biologist love this film. It's such a blatantly dishonest pile of propaganda It has crushed the last little bit of credibility the ID movement had, thanks Ben. The irony of the producers expelling the evolutionary scientist they interviewed for the film from the screening of expelled is, well very very ironic.

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[quote]Light has its properties, it's bullcrap to expect to use it to power anything greater than solar panels.[/quote] This maybe the stupidest sentence ever written on JU, maybe anywhere. I'll have to check with the judges. :d

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It's ironic that the best two options available now, nukes and hemp, has the liberals being all for hemp and the government all for nukes with the government being opposed to hemp and liberals being opposed to nukes. For the life of me I can't think of a better way to write that :P Greenpeace and the no-nukes movement in general has lost much of their enthusiasms now with many of their members agreeing that nukes are now safe. Trouble is these groups aren't&nbsp

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Personally I think the solution is a few hundred pebble bed reactors and all electric cars, however bio fuels can be useful. Corn and switch grass are stupid but hemp because it has so many other environmentally friendly uses could be viable. Of course our enlightened benefactors would never allow the evil hemp to be used. The engineered cells that the link I provided talks about use sunlight and C02 to produce octane and are far more efficient than any of the various crops&

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Bio fuels are being backed by the government because it gives the appearance that they're doing something without them actually changing anything. Bio fuels allow business as usual, all the present infrastructure stays intact. There are new ways coming to manufacture bio fuels without the need for crops. Link

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Yea it went off line there for a few minutes (service unavailable) now there are missing articles. :SNIFF!:

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[quote]Perhaps the most interesting comment, and entirely unrelated was a comment from senior stubbyfinger[/quote] All three of the responses you received were sarcastic because all of us know that religion is not necessary to teach morality as you suggested. And it's not just a sex organ, I can throw it over my shoulder and no one would dare try and sneak up behind me. ;)

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I'm moving this over here. Selecting multiple ships should allow them all to move at once, instead of waiting around for a dozen ships to move one at a time. Allow more characters for naming ships with the ability to put the curser anywhere, like in a text editor, or auto numbering. Star Avenger 1,2,3 and so on. Set rally points for a planet just by selecting the planet then right clicking were you want your rally point. The ability to set a keep focus poi

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I didn't read all the post so forgive me if any of these has been mentioned. Selecting multiple ships should allow them all to move at once, instead of waiting around for a dozen ships to move one at a time. Allow more characters for naming ships with the ability to put the curser anywhere, like in a text editor, or auto numbering. Star Avenger 1,2,3 and so on. Set rally points for a planet just by selecting the planet then right clicking were you want your

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A little memory trick that really works is always watch your hand set something down. It's amazing how well that works especially with items you use frequently as the mental picture fades quickly.

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"make malicious personal attacks, statements of libel, or other behavior deemed unacceptable by administrators". Sound like a violation of TOS could be anything please. "Members under the age of 12 years old must have permission from their parent or guardian before agreeing to these terms and conditions". I think we should call his daddy.

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[quote]Everyone seems to think that I should change. I ain't gonna change. I write how I write.[/quote] You could change if you wanted to but if you choose to continue to blog in a way that has been made quite clear to you as annoying, you'll ether be abused or ignored. Just as you would be in your personal relationships if you acted that way. Pleas know if you do decide to leave I will support your decision 100%.

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I, Stubbyfinger , will boycott any blogger who states that he/she doesn't care about his/her fellow bloggers fair use of the site. No matter how enticing it is to pull the metaphorical wings off of a fly-like argument, I will resist for the betterment of JU as a blog site and for the enjoyment of my fellow JUs whether I agree or disagree with those JUs on any other level. [img]http://www.websmileys.com/sm/violent/sterb005.gif[/img]

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[quote]A while back, I don't know if there are any official theories like this, or if it is even a feasible one as I am not an astrophysicist, but couldn't there be a "directly proportional" or "exponential proportional force", as sort of "anti gravity"? I.E. the gravitational force between two objects halves as the distance is doubled. Perhaps the dark energy force is doubled along with the distance; at astronomically small distances (solar system or perhaps even galaxy sizes) it could be so

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[quote]If Eve had followed that line of thinking, maybe she wouldn't have eaten that apple, no? Notice she didn't just say "Aw fuck it. He said don't eat it, I'm eating it anyway." Someone had to talk her into it, and instead of using her own rational mind to decide, she fell to persuasion of another (in what seemed to be some really irrational reasoning on the part of the Satan character, in my opinion.) Yet no one takes that as a the lesson of the story, but is it not a valid lesson?[/q

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[quote]If you have a link with people stating what you claim, I'd like to take a look.[/quote] The first link gets into the attempt to find dark matter. Dark matter is theorized to explain why all the stars in a galaxy rotate around the center at the same speed, unlike a solar system where the inner planets closer to the suns gravity rotate faster. There had to be much more gravity in a galaxy than could be accounted for from the visible matter. Da

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I like the idea but I would have not left things up to fate as she did. I would have made arrangements for another parent, friend or hired someone to follow closely throughout the journey. Your not born with street smarts and in a big city like NY I think they're invaluable and should be taught, but not in such a reckless manner.

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[quote]Hmm....should I be embarassed that I got 88% purity? I feel like a freakin' monk or something... ~Zoo [/quote] You're young zoo, most of my check marks didn't happen till my late 20's. :LOL: Questions answered Yes: 71 Maximum possible Score: 100 Score: 72 </td

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[quote]Absolutely, 100% true....for starters, we have completely different DNA.[/quote] Of mice and Men. Everything the field of genetics has tought us fully supports a common ancestory. Why do you think we can use mice to test drugs for humans? You even have the gene for a tail. Genetically all life is related. Link

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