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Uploaded by rationalwarrior on Aug 29, 2011
Must this distortion of science continue?
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From Charlie Brookers Newswipe.
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Uploaded by DerrenBrown100 on Mar 11, 2011
Sam Harris makes a fantastic point! If physical damage to the brain can alter our perception of the world, why are there still people who believe that their perception is somehow separate from their physical body and will float away to somewhere else when they die?
I recently had a mormon missionary approach me with his religion and when I asked him this, he was utterly unable to respond.
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13: Game of Death (2006) More at IMDbPro »13 game sayawng (original title)Pusit is having the worst day of his life. He just lost his job and is in serious debt. That is all about to change when he receives a mysterious phone call with a tempting offer. If he could complete 13 tasks, he will win 100 million Baht. Pusit agrees and the game begins. Written by Ploy P.
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“The jail is spread over 75 acres of woodland just outside Oslo and facilities include a sound studio, jogging trails and a two-bedroom house separate from the main facility where convicts can stay with their families during overnight visits.
Guards move around the prison unarmed and often play sports or eat meals with the men they are tasked with watching.”
“Speaking at the opening of the jail last year, governor Are Hoidal said: ‘In the Norwegian prison system, there’s a focus on human rights and respect.The prison was built at a cost of $252million over ten years and was opened in April 2010 to house 248 inmates.
We want to build them up, give them confidence through education and work and have them leave as better people.’”