I just tried to post this and this is what came up

duplicate post: Poster Series Juxtaposes 6 Superheroes' Pasts and Presents 1 minute ago, by: theadvancedapes

I'll beat you next time advanced apes. You haven't seen the last of me. mwahahahah!

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edit I followed the link and commented before seeing the reference.

There have been many societal advancements, you ought to feel comfortable coming out of that closet mk.

That was a really fun read, I didn't expect that.

I told them that mankind's ecological niche was to be the creature that pushed earth life into the stars, and that this wasn't a religious function but a natural biological one. They would prattle on for a bit and I would say "great, but what's really important about men is that we can spread life to other planets. I got them to admit that spreading life to other planets was pretty interesting. They seemed pretty eager to leave after a good half an hour and never came back to that address.

Video not working for me. Nice poem though

So who would have been the right pick in your opinion?

I read the npr article and enjoyed the process they used to come to their determinations.

Is it possible that blinking is an automatic response but that controlling your blinking for the sake of communication exists on some other level? breathing and speaking are similar functions but are controlled differently, right?

Walter is easily one of my favorite movie characters. I quote him often ;)

That could be. I think the study is flawed but at the same time, it's important to be doing such studies. This is a real problem. I was recently at a museum and there was a school group coming through at the same time. I was shocked by how many of these 8-10 year olds were over weight. It was rare that a kid was obese when I was growing up, now it's commonplace.

Why did I almost tear up?!!

Nihilists! Fuck me. I mean, say what you like about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it's an ethos.

INDEED.

I have little knowledge of 3D printing but I just read this

http://www.engineeringexchange.com/forum/topics/the-perfect-...

and it seems like it could be helpful to you.

I agree, when I read the article I left thinking "why wouldn't someone want to do this"? I don't see the "unknown" down side.

Perhaps his blinking response was involuntary at first. Could be that after several days he managed to control it.

I liked the 90 minute concept too because it seems accessible.