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Shai · Guest

You forgot to mention it's $40-50 cheaper to do this as well.
You are an idiot, absolutely. What's amazing is that temperatures haven't dropped, even given the decreased solar activity. What's amazing is that there's clearly something other than solar activity at work in influencing our climate. You say temperatures are cooler? Only relatively speaking. Only when you consider the past decade of record highs. And yes, you're right in saying that the cooler temperatures are attributable to lower solar activity, but you're completely failing to take into account that if solar activity were the only factor here, temperatures would've been much cooler still. When you have a major drop in solar activity, and only a minor dip in temperatures, especially when we've observed solar activity decreasing and temperatures continuing to increase, how can that not make you pause for thought?

Yeganeh · Guest

“Needless to say, the Internet is here to stay. Itâ€™s integrated into every aspect of life, from keeping in touch with friends to sealing business deals to finding the love of your life. It helps you do your homework, throw a party, figure out how to build a gravity bong â€“ for anything you can think of, the Internet is there. But the Internet is also completely changing who you are. Here are 7 Ways the Internet Is Ruining Your Life. 1. Itâ€™s making you stupidBefore the collective idiot-savant brain, Google took over 90-percent of your thinking task load, you actually had to, you know, learn stuff. If you had a question you needed to answer, youâ€™d have to go to the library to look it up. Not anymore.Now, because of the instant gratification of â€œGooglingâ€ something, we have nearly zero attention span needed to study, and really learn something (especially something that wonâ€™t make you money.) Not to mention all the things you used to have to remember, like addresses or who your friends are, that are now just stored somewhere online. Seriously, youâ€™re about one iPhone app away from scrapping the whole thinking thing altogether.2. Itâ€™s warping your sense of realityWhile the Internet does a great job at connecting people from all over the world (usually in order to have regretful sex), itâ€™s not so good for figuring out how people actually operate. In other words, just because youâ€™ve met people from all over the world doesnâ€™t mean you have the same wisdom as someone whoâ€™s actually traveled all over the world. You may have plenty of information, but without the context of experience, it means very little, despite the feeling that you know how things really work.3. Itâ€™s ruining your social skillsDespite all the additional etiquette rules weâ€™ve all had to acquire for things like sending an email, â€œFacebooking,â€ posting in forums or chatting online, the Internet is actually making you worse at real socializing by the day. Why? Because every second you spend on the Internet is a second not spent interacting with someone face-to-face. Now, when people could talk face-to-face, like at an office, they email or IM each other, instead of just turning their chair 90-degrees and saying, â€œYo where the f**k are your TPS reports?â€4. Itâ€™s making you fatIâ€™m sure this one needs no explanation, but just to be safe: If you spend all your time sitting at a desk or on your couch with a computer on your lap, youâ€™re going to get fat. Period. Along with making you fat, the Internet is also making you lazy, both mentally and physically. (Seriously, when was the last time you walked to a book store?) Plus, the lazier you get, the fatter you get. And the process just spirals out of control until youâ€™re too obese to masturbate. What then?!5. Itâ€™s turning you into an douchebagBesides keeping you from getting laid and making you suck at small talk in the real world, spending too much time online slowly turns anyone into a complete dick. Thatâ€™s because people arenâ€™t programmed to speak anonymously. When we do, we start acting like complete dipsh!ts every chance we get. And before you know it, youâ€™re screaming at someone in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS about which cute cat video is better. I mean, câ€™mon â€“ have some self-respect.6. Itâ€™s stealing your privacyJust FYI: You have zero privacy. Everything you do online â€“ I mean everything: the emails you send, Websites you visit, what you write, even what your mouse scrolls over â€“ everything is recorded, and kept in a searchable database. Not only that, but because of ubiquitous Internet access, people are now constantly available, which makes the concept of taking a vacation practically non-existent. Your bosses can now check your Facebook page to learn personal infor-mation about you. And God forbid you upload naked pictures of yourself â€“ because that sh!t is never going away. Ever.7. Itâ€™s making you boringNo matter how entertaining, engaging or informative the Internet can be, itâ€™s making you boring as all hell. To not be boring, you need to actually do stuff. Go out into the world, travel, explore, drink, fight, f**k â€“ just do something interesting that doesnâ€™t involve a keyboard and a screen. That way, youâ€™ll actually have some good stories to tell, some scars to show, something interesting to say. Twittering links and regurgitating ideas you read elsewhere does not make you a full, well-rounded person. It just makes you the same as everybody elseâ€¦

MACDONALD · Guest

We can't let the machines get a taste for our blood. That path leads to darkness..
Who here does not have a name related to religion?!

Gbemmy · Guest

How to pay for the roads? Just let Google run Adsense on them :)?
Except Dazed and Confused.

Ashbeel · Guest

Joe Biden is the Vice President?

Deiavion · Guest

Actually the Fox News talking points come from Drudge, who gets them from the GOP.

Rebe · Guest

Always a good day for a Guinness

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