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@Sing Song:
Goedel’s theorems prove no such thing. They imply that there can be truths which cannot be known/proven (things cannot be said to be known without proof), but the proofs are dependent on present formulations of set theory, which may or may not be accurate.
Apparently recycling produces more carbon waste (thereby accelerating global warming) than is worthwhile, and aluminum is the only exception.
Apparently the grain fed to cattle raised for slaughter is enough to eliminate starvation.
Respect people’s right to believe and value what they want, yes… but respecting a belief itself is another matter. If someone believes the Earth is flat, or the moon doesn’t exist or some other absurdity, one doesn’t respect that belief.
RSS should die, and it should support Atom.
You can find and view the feed in GReader without subscribing to it, and then star and/or share it.
If you want to open a link in a new tab, use middle click (the scroll wheel button), or CTRL+click.
I believe if you go back to google.com again, it doesn’t reforward you. Regardless though, if you use Firefox (and you should), you can add quicksearches for whatever you want, and search from the address bar.
