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consciousness is likely possible in life forms made of much different stuff. Think of the five-limbed alien with a rock-like exterior in the...
Makes me wonder if her husband's illness isn't the result of GoF research. :( You have my admiration for managing to stay brave and true to your...
It’s quite obvious who won both world wars. It was sneakily + tacitly announced in the NYT on the 6th of October 1940
Either they are terrible photos or I'm just stupid and blind. Where's the water? I didn't see anything looking even remotely damp. Perhaps those...
The British government has a lot to answer for over what led to the Balfour Declaration. They could have very easily, reasonably + rightfully...
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