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Sam Harris sites of study in which test subjects were asked to pick between two images on a computer screen, while hooked up to an EKG, by mapping the parts of the brain that lit up on the ekg, they were able to accurately predict which images the test subjects would pick Neuroscience...

Yeah that's why I said I don't know for sure but I think it could possibly be Actually a lot of neuroscientists are of the opinion that Free Will is an illusion because we have no control over the chemical and electrical impulses in our brains that produce thoughts in the first place I can't say...

Just going by what I read on google, apparently ants do this when they lose the pheromone scent that keeps them in contact with each other so they get confused and just walk in circles until they die

Pretty sure they are allowed to have Bible clubs. It just has to be after school hours

I remember my mom had written me a note I think it was I had to miss a day or something, recall exactly cuz that's been a lot of years. It was fourth grade. But what does stick out in my memory is this one teacher said I was lying and she was going to call my mother. I told her to go ahead and...

Your child has always been allowed to bring a Bible to school if he or she wants to because that's his or her constitutional right. That hasn't changed. It just can't be compulsory by the school

found this on YouTube and apparently this isn't a new phenomenon. It's been happening for decades. There are several theories of why this may be happening. Some say may be a bacterial infection in the brain I hear dogs do it sometimes too when they get a brain infection

I haven't forgotten. The numbers still don't support your argument. Out of the billions of people worldwide who have taken at least one dose of the vaccine only about 3 million have died No 3 million is a lot of people but that's minuscule compared to billions But let's not derail the thread...

Reading is fundamental that's why I said I don't know for sure but I think it possibly could be... It's not a distraction if it's on the topic of the question I was asked unless you don't know the definition of distraction

When I was in high school if you had a detention after school, you could either stay for an hour or take three licks with a paddle. I decided I'd rather take the paddling Only hurts for a minute

distraction from what? It was relevant to the question I was asked

I'll be 48 in January and we had sex in the 8th grade. I wouldn't teach it to kindergarteners by the 8th grade most kids have already figured out these things. And I'm guessing the advantage to oral sex is the girl doesn't get pregnant

Patrick Henry "give me liberty or give me death" Owned 67 slaves

I didn't make a claim. I'm rejecting a claim that hasn't been proven if I claim I can turn invisible, it's up to me to prove that I can, not for you to prove that I can't.

Got any receipts to back up that claim? Nobody just magically turns gay because they saw a gay person. Let's come back to reality

I kind of feel like homeschooling would suck because you wouldn't be getting the social interaction my parents sent me to a Christian School for one year and I hated it so bad I begged them to go back to public school and they let me. All the teachers were rude and hateful

Or could it be that American culture has changed and since the average American doesn't really give a flip about what consenting adults are doing, more people are coming out now. Because it's not as socially taboo as it used to be

It probably varies from state to state but I'm pretty sure they have to have written consent from the parents first

Do I think homosexuality is innate? I don't know for sure but my brother told me that he knew as early as 5 years old that he was gay. I covered this earlier. How does one choose to whom he or she is attracted? It's just a matter of brain chemistry. Attraction is subjective. Same reason humor is...

He made a claim that he can't back up and now he's trying to dodge the question