March 10, 2008

Zeitgeist - Punnet Squares - Conspiracy theory or call to action?

With the concession that today's climate of fast paced and high volume information transfer may render a discussion of Zeitgeist, the Movie completely obsolete, I would like to share my reactions to the film.

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February 21, 2008

That’s a fancy wafflemaker you’ve got

How ludicrous can the war on terror get? Now it seems that you’re not safe even when you’re cruising around the electronic social scene. The pentagon has now declared that online games are “creating security vulnerabilities by opening novel ways for terrorists and criminals to move money, organize and conduct corporate espionage.”

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February 16, 2008

Christian Paleontology: Man vs. Earth

I originally was going to digg an article I read on Tuesday, February 14th, because so many digg stories are easy little one-paragraph opinion essays on nothing. Although dinosaurs- the subject- are a bit passe, both in the scientific and religious realms, the mystery remains technically unsolved: Where did the dinosaurs go?  How come they died, or are they still alive somewhere?  I don't see any around...Ken Ham has a lot of answers.

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February 11, 2008

Time in Iraq - My Mercedes Cost 16 Seconds!


Just sickening.

February 08, 2008

To the father I never had

Whoever you are, finely bearded fellow with the karate suit on, I salute you. There I was, surfing the net, ready to give up on life for the night, when I chanced across your magical piece of inspirational wisdom. In a matter of 19 seconds you have changed my life.

Please if you are out there, if you hear me, I want to put myself in your humble service for the rest of my life. I will not have a beer, I will only eat mushrooms and frog's legs, and I will not rest until I find what I seek: your tutelage and sound advice.

Bengladesh's dilemma

With the rat population in Bengladesh soaring to record highs, the food supply is dwindling because the rodents are getting into all the crops and destroying them. Why not eat the rats? According to BBC news, the Bengladeshis are “reduced” to eating tubers and other roots that grown in the ground. I don’t know about you, but I love a good rutabaga. On the other hand, if chewing with molars is beneath the residents of the country why not feast on some rodent flesh? Thais munch on rats as a delicacy, no doubt as well as people from other cultures. Should a cultural taboo prevent people from being nourished?

Infertility on the Rise

Did Aldous Huxley have something right when he predicted that fertility and birth control will be important issues in the future? As a young, single, gleefully irresponsible adult male, the last thing I want is to impregnate someone. I’ve been told my whole life that I must wear condoms and I need to wait until I have 2.5 mortgages and an HDTV before I pop out any young’uns. But what if I wait and am too late?

A quick list of things that may threaten my chances of fertility:

  • Cell phones (especially when they are in my pocket)
  • Laptop computers (when they are connected to the internet)
  • Antibiotic and pesticide residues that I may consume on my vegetables
  • Being around people who smoke weed
  • Smoking cigarettes
  • Water quality

Apparently 10-15% of British couples have trouble conceiving a child at some point during their relationship. That is a very scary statistic since we don’t know why it is the case.

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