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When they have the same standards for themselves?

I heard he's in the running for the World Series MVP as well.

I recorded it on DVR last night, I look forward to watching it.

The Internet was the military's. We own it now and the government wants to control it. Here's comes the obligatory question: What if George W. Bush did it? :eek:

That is just so strange and Jim said he still has it. I have a name for this episode: Fingergate :D

It could be a comet or meteor passing through the rings from a different angle. It doesn't necessarily have to be coming from Saturn. Just a suggestion.

I like the name because that is exactly what witnesses say when others try to tell them it was swamp gas or a lighthouse.

Thanks Will, but don't worry someone else might :D.

I didn't mean to insinuate that, but I agree with your point. It isn't a more selfless choice, but it's a choice that basically forces you to be selfless. My point there was that, for those who don't want children for reasons of personal freedom are being responsible people for not having kids...

I look forward to watching this.. I think its going to be on the Discovery channel or something.

True, and we also have to take into account the application of these concepts in the real world. Instead, a capitalist minded person, would say capitalism facilitates economic freedom and human behavior is not predictable or controlled. So that system might be flawed based on the human aspect...

I didn't read the entire thread, but to answer that question: It doesn't demand anything, We are still animals and on the most basic level we are created to procreate. Do we have to ? No we don't at all. It personal choice because we have a certain level of intelligence that allows us to make...

Walter Starcke: What am I missing? Blacknight, you are completely correct about the mortgage crisis. It's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that enabled the "sub-prime" mortgages to be given to everyone and anyone without proper financial qualifications. It was a free for all. A friend of mine is a...

Walter Starcke: What am I missing? That is the problem with politics. Its all about image and public perception, but in reality, its all smoke and mirrors. I see Obama being just as dangerous and negligent as Bush just with different ideologies. Black night, I agree with you but it's these...

I thought this was a thought provoking show and appreciate the discussion. Starcke seems like a very open-minded man who has such a positive attitude about life. Since he already did many other drugs in his time, I could excuse him for smoking Obama's Hopium. :D

The Greer interview was my first listen as well and it had me hooked since then. In fact, interest in the Disclosure Project is what led me to the paracast in the first place. Zombie, FYI: it's George Snoory from now on. :D

That was fun show, made me LOL a few times.. David has such potty mouth :eek: (j/k) I liked the Benzine Man joke, that was a good one Gene :D Maybe something like a monthly round-up with Don to talk about the months interviews would be cool. It would be a good way to incorporate those...

Richard Hoagland is hilarious. I just love listening to him for pure comedic value. at 4:30 : He points out what perhaps could be a car trapped inside a glass transportation tube on Mars. :eek: :D

Crap circles.... I just never bought into those things. ::)

I agree, no sound makes it suspicious..but very interesting. I think shadows were zoomed in on after the fact.