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Chikezie @Chikezie (385) • Malaysia 6 Jun 12

Is this a paradox that there a lot better health facilities than centuries ago, more health education and awareness ,more drugs and yet there are a lot of diseases and more chronic. People of centuries ago live longer into 3-digit...

health issue

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adee28 Yes, laziness also do causes some illnesses which could have been preventable, or at least should no be like an illness at all like obesity, stress..etc. Also advancement of knowledge is a factor. The process by which technology that make its way through...

9 Jun 12

Chikezie @Chikezie (385) • Malaysia 6 Jun 12

Is this a paradox that there a lot better health facilities than centuries ago, more health education and awareness ,more drugs and yet there are a lot of diseases and more chronic. People of centuries ago live longer into 3-digit...

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adee28 That's a good idea. We human beings are only trying to discover solutions to problems that afflict us. There may have to be factors other than man-made technologies which cause illnesses not present before in the olden times. Though it's true, our increasing...

9 Jun 12

lady Di @lady1993 (27224) • Philippines 31 May 12

but we still have to complete a survey to have it really removed.. I can't even pen any of the surveys, the url is wrong or something.. so what is the use? is this a hoax? i really want to remove the timeline.....

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adee28 I think that was really just a hoax. When i clicked on it nothing happened. I look it up again in my notifications to click it again but then it just disappeared.

6 Jun 12

vanate29 @vanate29 (53) • Philippines 3 Jun 12

I'm 30 now and I still want to read the paper books rather than e-books. I might sound so renaissance but everytime I open some downloaded e-books, I feel like something is really missing. I miss browsing the paper pages or...

books

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adee28 Just finished reading the interview. Now it gives me the idea that it will give them no justice, the writers, if their books are not published the traditional way. Somehow they too need to sell and make money out of it.

6 Jun 12

debrakcarey @debrakcarey (19887) • United States 5 Jun 12

http://www.bigquestionsonline.com/features/passion-and-the-pursuit-of-truth After reading this I thought; could this be what is missing in our society? Could it be that we do not practice 'disinterest'. Have we become to sure...

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adee28 I think that scientific efforts that lead to discoveries about ourselves and the universe are ways of seeking the truth. Sometimes really if one is a passionate seeker he/she hardly base his system of ethics or moral principles on what is taught directly...

6 Jun 12

vanate29 @vanate29 (53) • Philippines 3 Jun 12

I'm 30 now and I still want to read the paper books rather than e-books. I might sound so renaissance but everytime I open some downloaded e-books, I feel like something is really missing. I miss browsing the paper pages or...

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adee28 Well,yes, maybe? Hehe. I was just thinking maybe someday the publication industry would consider about it. Not exactly the Apple or Android style, but im imagining that the advent of technology and how we people can fastly adopt to changes brought by it the...

6 Jun 12

LetranKnight25 @LetranKnight25 (33121) • Philippines 8 Jul 10

Hello Lotters, Well, he should be, now that the Arroyo is no more. it would be foolish of him to go on fighting if he remains hiding like a criminal because he is treated like one and not like a soldier. he's...

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adee28 Unlike Trillanes and Honasan. I really can't understand why they always attempt such rebellions which nearly throw our country to anarchy and disorder. If they really want reforms for the military and the country then they should find better means to do...

6 Jun 12

Boyetski @Boyetski (986) • Philippines 4 Jun 12

After a 5 month journey of the Impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona, Chief Justice of the supreme court of the Republic of the Philippines, the judgement day has come. The judgement will come from the 23 senators of...

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adee28 Evidence for what offense.. specifically? I thought technically he was guilty of not properly declaring his SALN based on his own testimony. He admitted to it. The senators only have to judge if it is right to remove the chief justice based on this simple...

6 Jun 12

SinfulRose @SinfulRose (3527) • Davao, Philippines 29 May 12

No matter what the decision of the court regarding Chief Justince Corona's case, there'll still be chaos among Filipinos. There'll be people who will try to re-open this case or be against the court decision so long as they...

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adee28 Rules in logic and rules of law. There was not really a strong and valid case against the Chief Justice and yet they proceeded anyway. The whole trial is one such great fallacy. It shows how much politics get in the way of order and rule of law in the...

6 Jun 12

Chikezie @Chikezie (385) • Malaysia 6 Jun 12

Reading has always be been part of man and invention and discovery has been one of the fruitage of it. But in this generation where IT gadgets has taking time of people to exercise. My question do people actually read again or has...

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adee28 That's right.. reading of books through gadget and just buying them online to install them in is environment friendly. You don't anymore need buy printed books, but because of that it decreases one's collection of books in the library, which i think is still a...

6 Jun 12

lady Di @lady1993 (27224) • Philippines 29 May 12

He loses his job..and ?? Is that it? No other punishment? What does the impeachment really do to him.. is that all there is to it.. Lots of millions spent just to kick him out of position? I hope the ones who replaces...

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adee28 Wouldn't you wonder that Bongbong should vote for acquittal? what he did really - being impartial and independent in voting is the quality of a principled man who would stand for what is right and just, not for what is popular. He is well aware that by his...

6 Jun 12

raynejasper @raynejasper (2322) • Philippines 1 Jul 10

..hello fellows.. There is one very bad attitude portrayed by fellow Filipinos.. that is, they judge their government officials readily.. they want fast action.. however, I think we should give time to our officials to analyze and...

philippine politics

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adee28 Newsweek predicted back then that "Mr. Benigno Aquino for president would not be good for the economy"... among others. You need not wait for Noynoy to finish his useless six years term for that Now it's already two years past and what significant...

5 Jun 12

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