Wherethewindgoes

Can I join as well? This sounds really fun.

This would mean that the US actually and most definably are the bad guys. 1) It's been more than five years since then. 2) It's not the same administration. I ...

Less over-thinking things would make the world a better place. 50 years ago no one cared about subjects like these and (almost) everyone turned out great. ...Everyone except for trans* ...

I mean, certainly the tribes have rights, but those rights do not include being able to rape women. Cultures should be respected to a point, but the fact that something's ...

May I enter as well?

One should be free to do what they want until they start to put another person's life in danger, at that point, they should have restrictions and penalties that are ...

According to the Annual Review of Public Health, as referenced on CR’s website, alcohol annually contributes to some 1,700 deaths, 599,000 injuries, and 97,000 cases of sexual assault among college ...

That's very speculative, and perhaps impossible. But that was the whole idea of my original point; since the brain can be reduced to simply the interactions between neurons, why should ...

We simply have no idea of how to explain a physical nature of consciousness. Not to mention it would require a complete, one for one understanding of the brain's neurology, ...

Subjective mental phenomena are irreducibly complex. I would be careful before dismissing something as irreducibly complex. Our brains are just composed of neurons; I see no reason why, if we ...

I feel like you might be misreading this (a response to a response to me). People aren't arguing that we need a violent insurrection against the Obama Administration. I think ...

We won our freedom from a corrupt government by waging war. I feel as if that's not really representative of the current situation because 1) that was the 18th century ...

Gun control is not a power I trust my government, or any government now or in the future, to have. Why not? What horrible things would the government do if ...

Well, I've never seen the shows, but I feel as if I am obligated to say air.

As NIST say's column 79 and column 44 initiated the collapse. Yet, how is it possible that an office fire (which in test's never reach a temperature above 700 degrees) ...