On Jul 21, 11:25 pm, "THE BORG" <b...@cube.com> wrote: You humans may as well know the truth. Humans occupy a very iddy biddy small part of space. BUT - humans are not nice. Can you define nice and give reason for having to little, to much or just enough of this quality? If any traveller - alien - whoever - comes across the iddy biddy part of space that humans occupy - ...

You humans may as well know the truth. Humans occupy a very iddy biddy small part of space. BUT - humans are not nice. If any traveller - alien - whoever - comes across the iddy biddy part of space that humans occupy - they may inadvertently see some of the horrors and the very un-nice aspects of humans. So - other life - intelligence - aliens - do avoid the part of space where ...

...These are the 10 basic (simplified) truths I came to understand:... written down as the (new) truth, the (new) philosophy of life,...be observed, measured, etc., and thus be proven to exist. If...from the current simple absolute 'truths' as described in 'holy' books...even opposite of spirituality. This basic science-religion conflict is also...determine your own beliefs and truths. This goes hand in hand...

... the flawed products of our creativity and cling instead to a dogged truth? Joseph Humming If the basic premise of the book, The Paleolithic Prescription, is to look at the ...precepts of ethical systems with reference to their consequences and not their origins. Thus John Rawls opens his influential A Theory of Justice (1971) with...

... the flawed products of our creativity and cling instead to a dogged truth? Joseph Humming If the basic premise of the book, The Paleolithic Prescription, is to look at the ...precepts of ethical systems with reference to their consequences and not their origins. Thus John Rawls opens his influential A Theory of Justice (1971) with...

... by the flawed products of our creativity and cling instead to a dogged truth? Joseph Humming If the basic premise of the book, The Paleolithic Prescription, is to look at the foods man... of ethical systems with reference to their consequences and not their origins. Thus John Rawls opens his influential A Theory of Justice (1971) with a...

... his own limited vision of life. The Qur’an thus expresses disapproval of such people: “They disbelieve what ... cent sure whether these people were really telling the truth or not. But he would probably understand that what...thing to do is to search exclusively for the truth, to listen to those who claim they have knowledge and evidence about the truth and then to think over what we have been...

... universal skeptic wishes to claim truth for a theory that denies ...'s ability to arrive at truth, and this puts the skeptic ... be an instance of knowledge. Thus the only alternative to the...does not lead to necessary truths. Only deductive arguments give us...without exceptions, e.g., the truths of logic, math, and geometry...divide analogical thought into two basic components. First there is the...

... cell group. Essentially CAMs act as sensitive dynamic regulators of cell aggregation and even cell motion. And thus cell surface modulation helps govern morphogenesis. So morphology depends on CAM and SAM function. However, CAM ... up. YOU made the claim. If I make a claim and the burden of truth is upon me, I do not "shift the burden upon you" merely by requesting more information ...

...<jpd...@gmail.com> wrote: If some people are like, truly, actually, totally, or more like basically a bunch of rattlesnakes under all the stupid looking backward baseball caps, and the crumby looking tattoos... it, because it totally is not what you think, to so falsely identify it as 'religion', thus to intellectually flop around like a flounder, as a fish out of water, for a gasp ...