“When 99 percent of the citizens of the world are breaking the law, the question is, is this the right law?”
posted by jimnms
“When 99 percent of the citizens of the world are breaking the law, the question is, is this the right law?”
posted by jimnmsMonday January 31, 2011 Daily Show: From Russia With Gov Only a Soviet agent would purposefully twist around historic facts and put out a willful misunderstanding of President Obama's words.
posted by jimnmsNeil deGrasse Tyson full talk at the World Science Festival star party in Battery Park, NYC. 6/4/2010. -YouTube
posted by jimnmsPart 2: http://www.videosift.com/video/Top-Ten-Creationist-Arguments-Part-2
posted by jimnmsABC First Look preview segment for "Toy Story 3"
posted by jimnmsIn a species that hangs from trees branches, the bats use a very different technique. They swoop in without a cartwheel, and bring both feet and both hands upward to grab onto the tree. And they hit the... continue reading
posted by jimnmsIn 1999 Congress passed the Financial Modernization Act, which allowed banks, insurance companies and investment houses to merge. Many experts point to it as one of the causes of our current financial... continue reading
posted by jimnmsFrom Talking Monkeys in Space
posted by jimnmsSkeptic Magazine founder Michael Shermer takes us on a hilarious romp through the strange claims we humans put forth as truth - from alien encounters to Virgin Mary sightings on pizza pies, to hidden messages... continue reading
posted by jimnmsBehavioral economist Dan Ariely, the author of Predictably Irrational, uses classic visual illusions and his own counterintuitive (and sometimes shocking) research findings to show how we're not as rational... continue reading
posted by jimnmsTime Crash was a special "mini-episode" produced for the 2007 Children in Need appeal. It featured a brief encounter between the Fifth and Tenth Doctors and was penned by Steven Moffat. It also served... continue reading
posted by jimnmsBats fly more slowly than birds, but they maneuver more effectively. Bats fly cheap compared to birds. A hovering bat use 60% less energy than a hovering hummingbird. - Discover Magazine http://blogs.discovermagazine.... continue reading
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