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CapnG you are absolutely right on this one! Faith=belief=being convinced “something” exists when there is no evidence for it I wonder if we ought not use this silly premise on our public arguments more because people eat it up: “God lead me to…” “I prayed and this was revealed to me…” “I...

The surgeon's name is Foldes? :redface: Nice mascott they got there. :eek: Where do they get the new "parts" clones? :D

I am curious to read Jeff Ritzmann's comments on this statement. Jeff?

I found this one quite easily...is this what you are looking for? http://www.aereon.com/

I agree, theoretically price would dictate this incentive. But waste of money? America?! That’s all we do!!! BTW, it doesn’t appear as though we control the world as you suggest; at least on the surface.

That's an interesting take on it, mike. It appears to fit as well (and practical) as any other supposition. One thing, how would you explain abductees, sightings, odd physical evidence? All government programs?

I don’t hear it in the version of the song I reversed. I tried to attach it to this message but it won't allow mp3 attachements…It may have just been encoded in the See'n Say songs. Damn you Fischer-Price! :D

Here's the intro to the site. You got to love how there are only three options as to what "it" might be: "What it might be: Is this a massive burial cave for an ancient race of giants? Is it a possible crematorium for the missing prisoners of Stalag 383, a nearby Nazi prisoner of war...

There aren't many large deepsea (pressurized and cooled) aquariums in the world. At least not many for a creature this long. It was probably in such bad shape it would never live through the transport.

David Attenborough could read the phone book aloud and make it seem interesting. :D http://youtube.com/watch?v=GSW9kWIRCOQ

When you took the quote out of context it appears you are correct, but what I said was: What about an errant missile crashing to earth? Surely that is more dangerous than fuel that will burn up immediately after reentry! I stand by this comment because I know a little more about hydrazine...

I am saying EVERYTHING is compartmentalized including knowledge, energy, ideas, and skills. Independence is lost at the cost of technology and furtherance on our planet. And it seems intentional. You don't own anything solely. You require others to be successful. Everyone holds such a small...

I think David asked in a recent show and I am paraphrasing to great degree: “At what point does man and machine merge? Aren’t we at this point already with our reliance on technology and systems, if taken away, we are severely inhibited to the point of death?”…(sorry David, if that is nothing...

Aren't these real-time captures of people making actual future commitments? Like: “I am going to commit this horrible act at this time.” Or “Meet me at the sand dune for a Jihad next week.” Not necessarily a set of algorithms computing future events based on the collective mind? What I am...

Very interesting post Rick. Wikipedia has the tendancy to send me on deep quests for long stints due to its inherent vocabulary and linked subject matter on topics like this. We could assume then that the constructs of a web bot calculate trends in speech and in popularity of topics based on...

[I know this is an older issue mentioned in other posts but maybe we can soley address it here] “The Web Bot Project, developed in the late 1990's, was created to assist in making stock market predictions. The technology uses a system of spiders to crawl the Internet and search for keywords...

I love it how he confuses "email" with "personal internet(s)"! anecdote: I have worked for people who double click EVERYTHING. I used to always laugh (and later cry) to myself when being shown something on the internets or interwebs or personal internets.

Carol Costello (CNN) said tonight that the main concern with regard to the satellite was the rocket fuel. “It would likely survive re-entry and disperse potentially deadly fumes over an area the size of two football fields.” WTF!? What about an erant missile crashing to earth? Surely that is...

NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center conducted a Satellite Situation Report in 1997 to catalogue satellites. It lists nearly 25,000 man-made satellites: 8681 currently in orbit. The remaining balance of nearly 16,000 satellites are in a state of decay. You would think with 16,000 satellites...

The reason given by the idiot anchor on CNN this morning is utterly retarded: They are worried the rocket fuel on board may crash and burn onto the surface somewhere. Hello? Since this thing will be exposed to extreme frictional heat upon reentry the fuel has no chance of making it to the...