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| Most journalists have two natural biases that influence and limit their work; no science training, and a determination to push their institutional and personal bias on society. Corruption Of Academic Journals For Profit and Climate Change Propaganda |
| "The relationship between the government and the media is like a marriage; it is a dysfunctional marriage to be sure, but we stay together for the kids." Orwell Would Be Proud: US Media Admits Divine Right To Decide What Public Needs To Know |
| There are 100 Earth-like planets for every grain of sand in the world. -- The Fermi Paradox |
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| A turtle hitches a ride on a jellyfish. |
| Blackest is the new black: Scientists have developed a material so dark that you can't see it... |
| ‘Blood on Your Hands’: Former NYT Editor Blows the Whistle On How Obama Really Handles The Media |
| The Real War on Women: the massacre of almost 30 women in the Zayouna neighborhood of Baghdad.... The murder site was a brothel. The gunmen came in order to kill every one in it and teach the world an Islamic lesson. “Police believe men using silenced weapons carried out the executions, before scrawling ‘this is the fate of any prostitution’ on one of the doors. Belmont Club The World As We Find It |
Seventy percent of Israelis may live within range of Gaza rockets, but every Israeli lives within range of rockets fired from Gaza, the West Bank or southern Lebanon, where Hezbollah is supplied with arms from Iran, including long-range rockets.
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Posted by: Donald Sensing at July 14, 2014 9:28 AMThe Fermi Paradox:
Although it's uncertain how many grains of sand there are on Earth, and how many Earth-like planets there are, it's incontrovertible that Earth has been the Universe's dumping ground for the Stupids who govern us. Each individual Stupid is infinitely stupid -- this would please Georg Cantor the mathematician. So, as a group the Stupids make a pool of infinitely greater stupidity. Care for a swim?
Need proof? Read the newspaper or listen to an MSM radio/TV news/views program.
Turtle on a jellyfish? And here I thought it was turtles all the way down.
Posted by: SteveS at July 15, 2014 1:26 PMIf the universe was empty of life, except that which is on Earth, you need not see it as a colossal waste. I prefer to think of the Universe like tourists looking at the Taj Mahal. I see the Universe as the most opulent, creative, expansive, and luxurious mansion that an infinite God chose to give to one of his creatures.
Posted by: Scott M at July 16, 2014 12:30 AM
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