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It goes without saying, but we're gonna go ahead and say it anyway: Nobody likes getting a speeding ticket. And that's especially true when said ticket isn't issued by a human officer, but from a machine set up to catch unwary motorists off guard. If only there was some way to get back that lost sense of justice...

"When people question anarchism, the first thing they usually ask me is how would police ourselves? How would we build roads and sewer systems? How would we manage nature resources? And it is OK to ask these questions. It is obviously necessary, but so many people ask with doubt, as if they are afraid to think for themselves. They prove that they rely on the establishment to do all the thinking for them. They are so confused they can't even operate. It is nonsensical to suggest that the human species cannot manage itself."

Scientists have created microscopic robots out of DNA molecules that can walk, turn and even create tiny products of their own on a nano-scale assembly line.

The ground-breaking devices outlined in the journal Nature, could one day lead to armies of surgeon robots that could clean human arteries or build computer components.

In one of the projects a team from New York's Columbia University created a spider bot just four nanometres across. This is about 100,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.

In the lost Golden Age, people lived in harmony with nature. There was no disease, pain, work, or conflict. Everyone lived in perfect peace. Insects didn't bite you. There were no extremes of temperature, and you could wander naked through the fields. If you happened to be hungry, all you had to do to satisfy your craving was reach up and pick a sumptuous ripe fruit off a nearby tree. However, Man lives by technology. The human race has never existed in a state of harmony with nature.

As awful as war is, it's still being fought by human beings, and they don't just check their humanity at the door. Sometimes, right in the heat of battle, sympathy and simple human kindness breaks through. Spontaneous truces occur when groups of soldiers decide they just can't take it anymore.
The result is a series of stories that you should bookmark for the next time you're in a bad mood.

Fast food outlets should hand out free cholesterol-lowering statin drugs to their customers to "neutralize" the heart risks of eating fatty foods like burgers and fries, British scientists suggested on Thursday.

The World Pantheist Movement's core beliefs are set out in the WPM belief statement, which is best seen not as any dogmatic requirement, but as the notice on our door, what we are about. The central beliefs are reverence for nature and the universe, celebration of life, and concern for nature, human and animal rights, which we express through our active lives and through knowledge, celebration, meditation, empathy, love, ethical action and art.

KEEP IN MIND MY STORIES PERTAIN TO THE QUESTION AT HAND

My name is cousin Robinson i am a philosophical person w/ an argument and solution to most every day problem,
I answer any problem with a story that most every one can interpret differently and most every one can find humor in the tales i have lived through
for example my cousin asked me my advice on what kinda shoes to buy off a site he heard from a friend at school

China hits back on U.S. human rights

Beijing, China (CNN) -- China criticized a "woeful" human rights record in the United States on Friday, a day after a U.S. report said Beijing's own record is getting worse, with harsh crackdowns on dissidents.

"The United States' tarnished human rights record has left it in no state -- whether on a moral, political or legal basis -- to act as the world's 'human rights justice,' " China said in an annual report on U.S. human rights.