If you accept hypotheticals: Napolean vs Alexander the Great vs Ghengis Khan vs The Roman Empire and a historical one: the Battle of Trafalger (the British Royal Navy vs a combined French and Spanish fleet)
1) my tools 2) a large array of solar panels (and I mean ridiculously large because of my next one) 3) the particle accelerator at cern, which of course they would let me borrow, knowing I was going to be stranded and need to a particle accelerator for research 4) a computer, with an antenna connected that could connect to the network of satellites in the world so that i could access the internet and transmit my findings to the rest of the
I’m an 18 year old physics undergrad at UCSB. I’ll be starting my second year in three weeks. During summers, I work for General Atomics, mostly working on control systems for cryofracture plants. I read a lot, although not as much as I used to. Movies are great, but generally I find they aren’t worth the eight or so dollars that they cost. I follow soccer with unswer
1. Your age: 18 2. Male 3. Country / State / Town: Unites States/California/San Diego 4. Occupation: College Student/Applications engineer 5. How many hours do you work in an average week? 20-30 during the summer, none, during school 6. Is this the occupation you envisioned for yourself when at school? No 7. Idealistically, what occupation
Yeah, I wasn't comparing them. but really, I wonder why he seems to hate Islam so much. Just because some people are using it as an excuse for horrific acts. Hell, I could get a lot of people together and we could kill people and lie to ignorant people that they'd join us and then claim it was because the buddhist law told us to, but who'd really believe that buddhism was to blame?
Actually, I can think of multiple examples of men who caused mass murder. One specific example is a young man who learned a hatred of a particular religion and those who followed it and managed to gain control of a nation and the support of the people of his nation in a quest to destory those of that particular religion, along with millions of others. do you really think that one person has no effect on the world? MasonM makes a good point tha
I know what you mean about the soccer. In fact, during the USA vs. Germany semi-final, the first goal for the US was scored during a commerical break. They can show MLS games on the weekend without commercials, but not the olympics?
Islam does not condone those acts. Everytime a link is posted that contains condemnations of acts such as those by Muslims, you (greywar) dismiss those as not being in the majority. You have no idea how many of the billion or so Muslims in the world condone such heinous acts. Muslims in Arab countries do not protest because they could be killed by their governments. They don't exactly have the same freedoms and protections that we have here. It is clea
I recently got to see The Who in one of only 4 shows in the US in their current tour. I would have to say, it by far blew away any other band I have ever seen. So, what was the best concert you ever went to?
As a christian, I personally wish that the phrase "Under God" was taken out of the pledge of allegience, and that "In God we trust" would be taken off of our money. This nation is clearly not under God, and I resent the fact that it is being represented as so. Many people in our nation do not trust in God, making the statement "In God WE Trust" a falsehood. On the point of having a moment of silence, what is the point of that? if you feel like praying,
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