A salmon changed into a turtle, which changed into an alligator, which changed into a hippo, which changed into a lion, and then into a monkey, and then into a human being
Super Sized Fast Food Phobia by Max: "I got a definition of artifical vs. natural for you. Are you ready? Natural is food we evolved eating, or food that passed the test…"
SUV Phobia by N Ring: "Sure I agree with a few of your points but ultimatly I think this is a document written to be skeptical for skeptic sake. …"
What You Didn't Know about the Stanford Prison Experiment by N Ring: "Ironic that you are asking individuals to be skeptical about a book/professor/experiment that is skeptical. Indeed all scientists go in with a particular bias when…"
An Evolution Primer for Creationists by neil griffiths: "Yeah! That's why it's called "MYTH"#2!
Fr om the works of Darwin Himself-p419-"It is well known that several animals...which inhabit caves of Styria and Kentucky, are…"
Blood for Oil by Damien: "I am not sure if someone has already made this point, but oil is a fungible comodity.
Therefore it does not matter who one's suppliers are…"
Subliminal Seduction by George Gillan: "New research that might bear on the subject:
http://www.ni da.nih.gov/newsroom/08/NR 1-29.html
Title:
&q uot; Does the Desire for Drugs Begin Outside Awareness?
For Release January 29, 2008
NIDA Research Reveals…"
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