TheGreatEmperor

TheGreatEmperor

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And my post was promptely ignored, well you can continue your almost useless rivalry. Although you both state reasonable ideas, you fail to prove anything wrong or right. Sure you both give good points and can uphold your theories, but there are huge holes in them. I have to say something about stem cells, since all of our DNA is diffrent(even that of twins), then technicaly they are transplants and if the DNA is too diffrent it might start mutating and then be rejected by the host cau

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I am glad you agree with one of my posts, i always try to find more of a middle ground. However, I dont think Schem meant to say it doesnt work but that it is risky and that the chances of it suceeding and not back firing are slim. Sure they curred the 19 year old but whos to say he wont develope cancer now? I know little of this subject, but i support its possibilities, still something this amazing and with such powerful potential should not be rushed into. As for whether socialism b

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Yea i remember Zeno's Paradox but it only holds true in mathematical terms, put that into a real life scenario and it wont work... it wont work i tell you!!

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Stop argueing about things you barely dable in, those statistics are outdated and have no reliability on even a national scale. All school districs only have the national standard program of education if they have the funds to support it. Otherwise they have to make cuts in certain areas, first would be arts, then science, then math, and finally english. Some school dont even offer advanced sciences(especially in Europe, looks at any of the southern countries). I have experienced both school sys

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Well at least this thread is progressing somewhere, not the right way but its something to discuss. I read a book a while ago, written by Asimov, now in this book they had these robots. The robots were programed positornicly(yes its scifi but only because we dont have the nano yet to make it real). The robots were programed to never be able to harm a human being, because if they disobeyed that order they would destroy themselves by shortcircuiting their brain. But, they also had another major or

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Repressing what we dont want to hear or see is human instinct, so he beat you there too obi mark. As for where the money could go, it might not go to the people many comapanies store it away in off shore accounts or they use it to invest in other companies. Most companies dont give back to the population any surplus they have usually goes towards the company and only then do the people benifit, but only very little.

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To Obi Mark: Personal experience... so you actually went around to every single school district in America and compared it to every single other one in Europe? And then after that did you go up too 100 random people that u picked based on a logical mathematical formual and asked them what europe is and then counted who said no and yes? A piece of advice then, make better use of your time there is so much more out there in the world <img src="http://images.stardock.com/gc2/T_DL/smiles/Wink.gif"

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See the small ships like fighters wont be fully independent. They will carried by carriers and the carriers will give them orders as well as support them. Now, i have read that you can take control of each squad individually and give them orders but that just adding a lot more micro. They will always be useful because a few bombers can take down whole capitals and fighters can take those bombers down a lot more easier than caps can.

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To Obi Mark: dont pick fights you cant win, especailly if your armed with exagerated statistics. Its sad that so much of the world has become about money. It used to that before companies actually cared somewhat for the skill of their workers or the quality of products. Now, thanks to the "American way", if any company wants to make a profit then they have to get something cheep, or cheat the government out of taxes.

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No questions asked then, looks like unless we get some new opinion(fresh meat... mmm), this thread is all argued out

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Yes but how long before technology become relly hard to control. I mean some companies are already slanting laws in their favor, and coroporations havent payed attention to ethics since their insception, the only thing holding them back is the government, but how long before they gain too much strength.

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The rest of the world offers a lot, its just it not always profitable for those countries to sell things here. Open your eyes and broaden your horizons a bit, is all i have to say.

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This brings up my favorite quote. It is known that there are an infinite number of worlds, simply because there is an infinite amount of space for them. However, not every one of them is inhabited. Therefore, there must be a finite number of inhabited worlds. Any finite number divided by infinity is as near to nothing as makes no odds, so the average population of all the planets in the Universe can be said to be zero. From this it follows that the population of the whole Universe is al

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See, the chances of life are really irrelevant, this is because the universe is infinite. Meaning that no matter the chances, in a infinite domain its bound to happen again. Maybe there wont be a lot of intelligent life, but there has to be others out there.

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