ThanksCasus_Conscientiae wrote: Mon Aug 03, 2026 11:50 am That is why I have recently today deleted the word "cavilous" and wrote instead: "The proposed objection made by mwtichen poses the question of what the term "race" would mean if it didn't mean a continuous subspecies"
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- Tue Aug 04, 2026 4:38 pm
- Forum: Off Topic
- Topic: Fundamental Theorem of Taxonomy
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Re: Fundamental Theorem of Taxonomy
- Tue Aug 04, 2026 3:33 pm
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- Topic: Legal vs illegal drugs
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Re: Legal vs illegal drugs
Right, I get that but that´s something really different from banning stuff because there´s also lots of food products that can cause cancer. My idea would be to just get rid of most government altogether. If things were truly private, why should the government care if people are doing drugs with ...
- Mon Aug 03, 2026 12:00 pm
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- Topic: Legal vs illegal drugs
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Re: Legal vs illegal drugs
The Chemical the Chinese Manufacturer used was Melamine. It Binds to Cyanuric Acid, Forming a Resin inside the Kidneys.
Thanks for the correction. There's a Wikipedia page on the Chinese Milk scandal. Evidently the danger was kidney damage. I should have done a little fact-checking before ...
- Sat Aug 01, 2026 2:00 pm
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- Topic: Fundamental Theorem of Taxonomy
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Re: Fundamental Theorem of Taxonomy
The proposed objection made by mwtichen poses the cavillous question of what race is if it is not a continuous subspecies.
I'm going to tell you this only once. Don't presume to understand my motives when responding to your post and don't mischaracterize my response. I will not tolerate ...
- Sat Aug 01, 2026 1:39 pm
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- Topic: Legal vs illegal drugs
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Re: Legal vs illegal drugs
One of the problems is that I, and others, are liable for others' decisions. Every payday, a certain amount of MY income is stripped away for Medicaid and other forms of social insurance. Why should I, or others, have to pay for a man's lung cancer treatment when they've been warned their entire ...
- Tue Jul 28, 2026 1:02 pm
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- Topic: Books I've read in the last Month review
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Re: Books I've read in the last Month review
1. Ride the Tiger - Julius Evola
I was surprised my Local Library had an Evola book. I thought the book was ok. His Definition of "Dionysian Apollonism" "When one's relation with the World are not of lived experience, but of manifestation of ones self through Works and active initiatives ...
- Tue Jul 21, 2026 11:00 am
- Forum: Politics & Society
- Topic: The tip of the spear.
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Re: The tip of the spear.
The Boy scouts is a load bearing pillar. Everything the left destroyed was a load bearing pillar.
I thought they were the called the "Scouts of America", since they started allowing women to join. Not sure how much of a pillar it is, but it's not a fraternity anymore.
BTW, I've heard that ...
Re: Racism
Are you sure white Americans would work those jobs even with salary increases? Let's say that were true, but then wouldnt that make the price of produce and other foods absolutely unaffordable for most Americans?
Prices could increase and fruit picking machines already exist. The most likely ...
Re: Racism
I'm not saying open borders are good either way, even though it's also a fact that very few white americans are willing to put in the work. Seriously, no disrespect but I cannot picture most white people today picking strawberries on a field. Who's gonna do all those jobs no one wants but that as ...
Re: tattoos
I heard from a Chemistry professor that the ink from tattoos are absorbed by a pregnant woman's fetus. He also yapped about man-made Global Warming for a good hour and a half too. He was trying to persuade the department to create an ethics course so he could share more of his musings; so take this ...