It would be much better to take sperm samples and sterilise men. Less invasive, easier to store, and insemination, when required, more certain and saf...
It might be the sausages and sauerkraut.. Reports from Japan suggest that keeping your mouth moist, sipping water every 10 minutes, washes the virus i...
Also, dead pensioners don't vote, so the policy is admirably Machiavellian. My analysis is that you cannot call a government incompetent when they hav...
To every thread, turn turn turn, there is a Dylan song turn turn turn, and a youtube video to every topic under heaven. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You need to meet Raymond Smullyan. He is dead, but his puzzle books are available with many doors in many configurations with tigers or princesses beh...
I wonder if there is a difference between the feeling of loneliness, and the feeling of desire for company/ intimacy? One of the effects of being alon...
https://www.creditdonkey.com/world-hunger-statistics.html Fortunately, starvation is not very contagious so we don't have to worry and the economy is ...
The thing about this cerebral secretion, understanding, is that one can still understand the difference between a house and a horse even when one is n...
I happen to agree. They are however existent in the world. 'Row' does not exist 'in its own right', wherever that might be. but I can get my ducks in ...
Do you not see that this policing the language doesn't get you anywhere? "Row" is just an abstraction until you get your ducks lined up straight, and ...
In my stillness, I experience flux, in my variation, I see permanence. Each needs to assume the other as fundament.The same eye sees the hands of the ...
Internal relations = arrangement of ducks. Ducks + row-arrangement = row of ducks. Internal relations are not the same kind of thing as ducks. Rows ar...
Does a row exist? My thesis is that this is a foolish question Of course I exist and rows exist and arrangements exist. But these arrangements are arr...
We know that immaculate conception is rare. So if we wanted to, we could these days identify the responsible male in almost every case and oblige him ...
Yes indeed, a row of ducks is more than the ducks, but you haven't come out and said that the more is material, because it sounds odd to say that. In ...
If you've got three ducks, it's nice to get them in a row. And then you've still got three ducks but now you've got a row as well. Assume the ducks ar...
I'm fine with that, if I can have it that red is the colour of my true love's hair in the morning, when we rise. My inner world is soggy meat, and I l...
Yes, but that's what I always thought the redness of red was - the appearance of something. Was I supposed to have thought it was something else? A th...
I don't think there is a choice, because there is no one making the decision. The invisible hand has decided that human lives, and particularly the el...
I find illusionism very odd. Ordinarily one says things like, "it looks as though there is an oasis, over there, but it is an illusion, there is just ...
It's your thread, dude; I'm just commenting on what's been said. What you just said that quoted me makes no sense to me. It having a question mark at ...
I don't understand. If Mummy loves me, and Mummy says 'don't run into the road', then Mummy already knows not to run into the road. What's the problem...
Clearly there is something in some people's minds that make them know that divine commands are moral. Whatever it is, it is not the faculty of reason,...
Why? I wonder if you see a certain safety in asking a question? As if a question cannot be wrong. I will venture to suggest that not only can a questi...
And what about the God of the Flood, of Sodom and Gomorrah, of the ejection from the garden of Eden? What about the God who created the Guinea worm an...
That question is a compliment of an extremely limited order, however, the idea of the thread is to find them on the site and quote them, rather than m...
Yes indeed. If Mummy loves me and Mummy knows best, then I should do what Mummy says. But 'does She?', is rather the question here. Mummy is not defin...
Well yeah, at the moment, that's why they call it the anthropocene. But that boiling down is not very useful; one wants to know what things and what o...
I don't care who you caught it from; just quarantine yourself until the symptoms subside. And you. Actually, what you have is more like an allergy tha...
That can't be right. Death is a symptom. If you are asymptomatic, you don't die any more than you cough or have a temperature. And if you are asymptom...
Because life is complicated and scientists are humble. In some cases it is straightforward, but quite often it isn't, because one thing affects other ...
You like reasoning and argument, don't you? Here's some reasoning and argument. https://slate.com/technology/2020/03/coronavirus-mortality-rate-lower-...
I don't argue it. My argument is more simple; if you do not want abortions (and no one thinks they are a good thing worth getting pregnant for), if yo...
I think he is a typical anti-abortionist that wants to lay down the law without taking an iota of responsibility. And that's another abortion debate a...
Yes, you rightly change the wording, from 'risk' to the more neutral 'consequence'. But it is very little improvement. Are you the consequence of a fu...
Abortion is a horrible thing. It is almost equally horrible to consider pregnancy or birth a "risk". In fact they go together. As if having children i...
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