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EvanHunter @EvanHunter (4026) • United States 2 Feb 10

How easily people forget the sins of science in the past 100 years but remember the woes of religion from thousands of years ago. Talk about straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel . All the so called great minds of science the...

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yambucket I think your statement to be very generalized. I my experience of living in 4 southern US states over the past 28 years I've found just the opposite to be true: people in general believe their religion to be infallable to the point that they will judge others...

4 Feb 10

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket An excellent perspective. And an honorable reason. What a great thing to do if you're going to live forever anyway; strive to make the world better for the sake of the future yours and everyone's. I applaud you for this very good idea. Thank you for sharing...

4 Feb 10

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket I think your's is the most logical arguement against becoming immortal. VERY well put, I thank you for your comment.

4 Feb 10

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Very interesting take Munkie... though not quite what I expected, but very clevel nonetheless.

4 Feb 10

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket I do apologize, I regret that my statements struck you as an insult. I was only trying to help broaden your view of the topic - my mistake. I respectfully withdraw my invitation.

4 Feb 10

flaredust @flaredust (728) • Indonesia 26 May 09

Are you aware that your writing style can reveal your true personality? I've read an article in the news paper telling that there is a branch of psychology science that focused on human style of writing. I'm amazed that a simple...

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yambucket Thank you so much for labelling this intriguing type of study. I'm a fan of personality tests in general, to study the external manifestations of indevidual personalities is a facinating hobby. I agree about people predominantly typing, it's nice and...

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oneidmnster @oneidmnster (1384) • United States 24 May 09

I can understand kids doing it while they're in school.It's to get away with something they aren't supposed to do.Why do adults do it.Isn't it easier and more personal to just call someone?

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yambucket A one who values proper diction and a well rounded vocabulary I will have to respectfully disagree on one of your points. I don't believe texting is to blame for the degraded speech and writing skills of kids today, the problems I see are laziness and a nearly...

27 May 09

isabella123 @isabella123 (688) • Canada 23 May 09

I don't understand God or the whole Jesus thing.I belive there is a greater power,but i'm a little confuse with the stories or all the rules.Like God forgive you,but God hate all sinner?I don't get it.God love you,but as long as...

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yambucket Now THAT'S two-cents I can take to the BANK! Jolly good hon, well put.

27 May 09

K.Rajib G. @krajibg (11922) • Guwahati, India 19 May 09

Many a soul, particularly the newbies do not know that they are to rate (positive/negative) they have responded to any discussion. Even many veterans do not bother to click on that. Now as there is a question (for many, but...

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yambucket I also only rate comments I find to be well written and thought out - contributing comments. they always get a positive. Negetive are usualyl one line comments that have poor grammar and are lacking in value. I didnt know till today what the rating affected...

21 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket See I feel like Twilight may be a good example of what you could do, learn to play any instrument, become proficient in many martial arts, learning all the skills you've always wished you knew, speak multiple languages fluently, see the world as you never...

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Your clarity on this is refreshing. I wish you your hearts desire. :)

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Sounds like good reasons to remain mortal. :)

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Remember immortal, not invulnerable - you can die or be killed. And how does your immortality make it different than having a relationship now? The person you love could still die before you and you'd have to chose wether to try and find another love. They...

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket You would be able to die - you'd only be immortal, not invulnerable. A Car wreck, a gunshot wound to the head, jumping off a tall building. I'm only asking about immortality, though I would chose to be invulnerable also... personally.

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket I see what you're saying, but when I said immortal it was with the usual understanding that I'd be locked in the age that I am right now. The reason people of retirement age are eager to retire is because their bodies have aged so much and they are literally...

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Usually the ide of immortality means forever young, or more specifically forever the age you are when you become imortal. For me I'd be forever 28 - which is just dandy for me (not a kid, not old).

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Well, typically immortality means forever young. Basically whatever age you become immortal is the age you will remain.

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Wonderful! A fantastic idea! And I think perpetual health should be included with immortality. ;)

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Hmm... it doesn't sound like you enjoy your mortal life very much. Isn't there anything you haven't had enough of? Isn't there anything you feel passionately about? As far as dying and leaving the world for the next generation to deal with - I'm not trying...

19 May 09

yambucket @yambucket (95) • United States 18 May 09

One of my long standing rants is that my life is too short, more specifically; I need about 400 more years to accomplish an acceptable amount of things I'd like to do, learn, visit, and see. And the idea of immortality is simply -...

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yambucket Fair enough.

19 May 09

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