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Death on TV: assisted suicide to be screened
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by balthazarus  12-10-2008    6
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In Defense of Teasing
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by einbar  12-9-2008    3
 The reason teasing is viewed as inherently damaging is that it is too often confused with bullying.
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Irony on decline ?
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  12-9-2008   
 An interesting read. I believe that irony is a fair measure of an healthy and active intelligence. A steady decline in irony may carry consequences as serious as global warming. It might mean we become rigid thinkers imprisoned within our own conceptions and less inclined towards this highly intelligent mix of critical thinking and humor.
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Scientists on Brink of Creating Synthetic Life
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by wildcat  12-9-2008    2
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Dogs have a sense of injustice
einbar
by einbar  12-9-2008    4
 "Perception of fairness may have played a role in the evolution of cooperation"
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Nanotechnology vs. God
wildcat
by wildcat  12-10-2008    1
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The problem of evil
balthazarus
by balthazarus  12-10-2008    4
 "I have other issues with the label "evil", especially as it has come to be used in our largely secular society. It is often used in a dynamic way, as in "the Devil has the best tunes", so that it becomes something aggressive and almost seductive." Interesting account on the usage of (in this case) evil, and the lack of depth due to the common use of it.
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Molecular farming targets magic bullets
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  12-9-2008    1
 It's a biotechnology enterprise, emerging after years of research that have established Guelph and Plantform's co-founder, University of Guelph environmental biologist professor Chris Hall and his research group, as leaders in molecular farming.
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