benny

Look around the World, when people decide not to participate, they gain power to overthrow the system in a revolution.

Internet like anything is make-shift. God is underdetermining everything.

Life can repair damages done by mutations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation

Don't wary, be happy!?

Science, not life, is caught in this paradox.

Kenneth Arrow has proven that far from been served, democracy is caught in a paradox. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow's_i...ibility_theorem

It's you who believe in the law of large numbers (to explain life) not me.

"Mutated" should be your own magic word not "evolved".

Koan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koan

Deus ex machina

Everything you need to know comes from "Loving thy neighbor as thyself".

God is a dice player.

Yes. When I was busy working at polluting the Earth, I was also very fast to make use of all those ready-made prejudices against welfare recipients.

Not so long ago, only (large) land owners had the right to vote. Their representatives were politically active in the Higher Chamber (Senate). To me, STV still doesn't do enough to part company with this unfair distribution of political power.

To me, migrant persons cannot be represented at all by those people already settled somewhere.

Pollution is waste.

Think bacteria as a colony instead of as selfish organisms.

I have responded (for Betsy like for anyone).

It is not your own money just like it is not your own discussion forum: the Canadian dollar is an instrument of public policy much like a discussion forum.

It means that those people who are rushing in Alberta to overexploit natural resources will be able to get more easily a majority government that will then be able to block any attempt to curb negative externalities.

Shame on Canadians who don't want to be convinced that Canada could be the World's savior if only our country was governed by someone unlike Harper, Ignatieff, Duceppe and Layton.

A religious conversion is a revolutionary act.

What we call the rule of law is mostly the rules that a bunch of lawyers, formed in some select law schools (Yale, etc.), come to agree upon.

Caution: after righteousness comes perdition.

Caution: after euphoria comes depression.