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• TEDCred score: +6.10 TEDCred reflects your contribution to the TED community.

• A reply on Talk: Keith Nolan: Deaf in the military

  Feb 16 2012: I sincerely appreciate your correction. English isn't my first language.
  
  I would also suggest, that maybe before you accuse me of calling anyone dumb, you should read what i actually wrote first.
  
  And you should also put comma before "you should" in your sentence.
  
  Regards.
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  A comment on Talk: Jenna McCarthy: What you don't know about marriage

  Feb 16 2012: What is *this* doing on TED?
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  A comment on Talk: Tyrone Hayes + Penelope Jagessar Chaffer: The toxic baby?

  Feb 14 2012: Simply a great talk and an idea worth spreading.

• A comment on Talk: Keith Nolan: Deaf in the military

  Feb 14 2012: As Bill Hicks once said:
  
  "Anyone dump enough to want to be in the military, should be allowed in"
  
  ;-)
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  A comment on Talk: Drew Berry: Animations of unseeable biology

  Jan 12 2012: I wish this talk was longer.
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  A comment on Talk: Hasan Elahi: FBI, here I am!

  Oct 31 2011: - Do you belong to any groups that want to harm USA?
  - Well, i work in university.
  
  Classic!

• A comment on Talk: Hasan Elahi: FBI, here I am!

  Oct 31 2011: Good talk.
  
  Governments make me sick. And power structures in them are the most rotten bit.
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  A reply on Talk: Richard Seymour: How beauty feels

  Oct 26 2011: There is simply not enough space here to elaborate. As i said, books by Den Denett or Rachamandran give some great information on this topic.
  
  Briefly. Thinking is impossible without emotions. They are deeply intertwined and inseparable, most probably even for AI.

• A reply on Talk: Iain McGilchrist: The divided brain

  Oct 26 2011: No need to argue with that. Because, as you said, logical thinking in humans is impossible without emotions, it depends on them and it is intertwined with them.
  
  So id say we said the same thing :-) i.e. that emphasis of this speaker on emotional behavior is not the way forward.

• A reply on Talk: Richard Wilkinson: How economic inequality harms societies

  Oct 26 2011: Singapore is in the very first graph in the LAST place, and he even emphasizes it.
  
  And then its left out of every graph except from prison one.
  
  So its not left out, its being used where it is convenient for the speaker.