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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 1 May 14

Just found out mylot no longer pays, oh well, they never paid me lol. And wtf is up with no more profile pic? If they aren't doing profile pictures they could at least remove the link and clean up their site a bit.

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Bluedoll I've seen other sites drop the profile picture. It seems to be a common error that occurs around the internet. One site I used in the past was a bbs forum that seemed to get the same glitch now and then. Nothing really to worry about.

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 1 May 14

Just found out mylot no longer pays, oh well, they never paid me lol. And wtf is up with no more profile pic? If they aren't doing profile pictures they could at least remove the link and clean up their site a bit.

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Go Ask Alice / Admin I noticed this too and just thought it was my internet connection. I'll make sure someone knows about it.

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 1 Dec 08

Science can't quantify it. Philosophy can't explain it. Religion can't dogmatise it. Spiritualism can only meditate over it. We all know it exists, but only because we know. We can only offer personal experience, but as you...

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arvindneemuch @arvindneemuch (662) • India 30 Dec 10

We claim that we have an active consciousness as our actions are spontaneous and willed where as other life forms posses only passive or reactionary consciousness. Let us examine how far this assumption is true. Consciousness...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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velentina This disturbing can be decreased but it cannot be erased. Human nature is greed and selfishness. But not all people are selfish. There are some people who are kind and ready to help. As for survival of species depends on the amount of food human needs. As...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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didi13 Greedy and dissatisfied ... always our selfishness increases considerably every day .... The world will promote their own, do not listen, does not care if people die, if you are suffering, if they have what they wear, if you have to eat. things ... so ... may...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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riempie9 Greed started in biblical times. There are only really four or five original stories in the world; all the stories since then are variations on those original ones. Greed is greed. Lust is lust. Selfishness is in all of us. Just a few days ago I wrote an...

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bagpusspoo @bagpusspoo (7) • Bulgaria 17 Mar 12

I think that the fact that pharmaceutical companies are profit making organisations has a detrimental affect on the medicines and health care available. Companies don't research drugs which they can't profit from, which meas that...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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musicman6 Yes, I have noticed it also, but the people that are being taken advantage of, have their own survival trait, and that is that one day, they will get tired of being taken advantage of, and they will strike back, and that is a survival trait in itself! 'you...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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victorkrish I believe in what you said, the entire whole life change most of human to be selfish. This is could damage a society and humanity.

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 30 Jan 12

I have noticed a very disturbing trend in our modern society, the human race seems to be becoming greedier, more selfish and inconciderate. Although I believe greed (in moderation) is a survial trait, when taken to the extreme the...

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polaroidsredwine It's hard to say whether there's a way to stop the rising of greed in people. Society is bombarded with things that say "Get this! Buy this! You want this! You need this!" and, as we accumulate more and more, we still crave more and more - it's kind of...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 6 Feb 12

Little known fact, I make up little known facts once I've had a couple of beers. For example ... little known fact, play Van Hallen - Jump backwards and it's the Mr. Roger's theme song at double time .... my cpa told me and swears...

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Shellyann36 Thanks for the best response.

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 6 Feb 12

Little known fact, I make up little known facts once I've had a couple of beers. For example ... little known fact, play Van Hallen - Jump backwards and it's the Mr. Roger's theme song at double time .... my cpa told me and swears...

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Shellyann36 Hmm.. now that is very interesting. I will take your word for it or your cpa's word for it. LOL, thanks for the input.

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champoy186 @champoy186 (1635) • Philippines 30 Jan 12

Hello mylotters! As of now, I have five referrals in mylot. But none of them are active. What shall I do to convince them to participate in mylot?

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 1 May 07

Solar panels and wind generators are relatively easy to install and something most people in indusrtialized countries can easily afford to do. Why don't we do this more as individuals and small companies? Would we rather pay the...

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xParanoiax I advocate building one's own, because it tends to be cheaper -- plus who can say that self-sufficiency is a bad idea? Why don't more people do it? Well, many are now...especially as they realize that they cannot rely on things stay the same, and that thinking...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 26 Nov 07

Has anyone else seen this? I recently watched "what the bleep do we know" and it's companion piece "down the rabbit hole", I also saw a version from History channel dealing with evolution. These movies these movies explain how...

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zigzagbuddha Well Firehorse, I LOVE the color scheme on your profile page, I love your avatar, and I would love to discuss 'the law of attraction' with you, but I am just not interested in waiting for another 9 months for your next comment. Sorry.

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 26 Nov 07

Has anyone else seen this? I recently watched "what the bleep do we know" and it's companion piece "down the rabbit hole", I also saw a version from History channel dealing with evolution. These movies these movies explain how...

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fightingistheonlyway what the bleep do we know is old... no1 agrees with it anymore.. philo major

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 2 May 07

If I understand this correctly there are at least five functional string theories. The problem is we only have one universe and no way of proving strings because they are far too small to observe or even devise an experiment to...

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theprogamer Greetings Firehorse. I'm going to leave a response to another discussion (which also leads to even more discussions regarding this subject). Overall, it maybe impossible for scientists to completely resolve this theory (I believe one or two of the...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 2 May 07

If I understand this correctly there are at least five functional string theories. The problem is we only have one universe and no way of proving strings because they are far too small to observe or even devise an experiment to...

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Sandy100 I do not feel that string theory will ever become what would be considered a convinetinal theory. There are many versions (several hundred i belive), each of which can generally describe the universe with small changes but there is no way as of yet to acuratly...

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FireHorse @FireHorse (293) • United States 2 May 07

If I understand this correctly there are at least five functional string theories. The problem is we only have one universe and no way of proving strings because they are far too small to observe or even devise an experiment to...

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mattithyahu From what I have seen, having multiple (or infinite) universes and not necessarily an outcome of String Theory. It is difficult to say it will never be proven because we don't know where technology will bring us. String theory seems to explain things well...

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