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• A reply on Talk: Joshua Prager: In search of the man who broke my neck

  Apr 21 2013: Who say's that is life is ''normal'', I ask what is a ''normal'' life where is the compassion in is ''normal'' life. One as to be imputable for his action's how can he be at peace with himself, if the responsability of these action's are not admited ?
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  A comment on Talk: Joshua Prager: In search of the man who broke my neck

  Apr 20 2013: I can't, I just can't understand he broke your dream's. Without a shadow of a doubt I am one of those who hate I admit it, Mea culpa Mea culpa Mea Maxima culpa, by respect for you who are a better man than me I won't write my thoughts here, because to use your words they are COLD wghen such tragedy happens some people say that they are over the hate, again I don't understand as a parent of a otherwise able son I can't.
  I am what human nature dictates me to be, nothing more or less, still I hate I wish with all my essence that warmth will embrace your life until your last ''cold'' breath.
  Please accept the expression of my deepest respect's
  
  I hate

• A reply on Talk: Carolyn Porco: Could a Saturn moon harbor life?

  Mar 22 2013: Maybe it's because English is not my native language, try to reply in French Cameron.

• A comment on Talk: Carolyn Porco: Could a Saturn moon harbor life?

  Jan 29 2013: Henry
  I might no know much but this I know, they are millions and millions of people who still waste and have no ecological values, the good news is that we can preserve the planet and it starts with each & everyone of us, this illusion of yours that future generation's will live on a another planet is to me pipe dream's, you wont see that day the people you know won't see that day and more than likely many many generations to come won't either, in the meantime I think it would be a heck more beneficial to address the issues that I have mention, I'm all for research don't get me wrong but to me the priorities are doing my damn best to bring what little change I can bring on a daily basis which is more palpable at the end of the day so it boils down to two simple choices you can keep your head in the clouds or make a difference today.

• A comment on Talk: Carolyn Porco: Could a Saturn moon harbor life?

  Dec 26 2012: What are you guy's excited about I mean really to me this ''research'' is wasted money's what would excite me is to see ''in this world'' the end of hunger, slavery, war. And what about human rights I wonder if scientist think about that and who wants to live on a moon near Saturn who ? Give me a break we went to the moon what good did it have to the common man nothing if you ask me and I'm 56 shouldn't we concentrate on global warming or eradication of animal species ? How much money's goes into these ''study's'' ? the polar bears are on the verge of extinction the Boreal Forest is being burned down Dolphin's & Whales are being killed wake up and smell the coffee let's start solving down to earth issue's before going out of space...my two cent's for what they are worth

• A comment on Talk: Ernesto Sirolli: Want to help someone? Shut up and listen!

  Dec 1 2012: You got to love those hippo's : )

• A comment on Talk: Neil Gershenfeld on Fab Labs

  Nov 25 2012: Amazing yet Scary

• A comment on Talk: Bryan Stevenson: We need to talk about an injustice

  Nov 24 2012: My view on this topic is that the United States as to STOP and listen to the global community with the problem (tragedy) of death sentence, I for one am against it so what does that mean ? as a individual it is imputable to me to take active action to prevent it and so I like to thing that I do...simple things like joining Amnesty International, I'm Canadian and it would be easy to look the other way since we don't have the death penalty anymore but I can't now can I.