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sharone74 @sharone74 (4837) • United States 31 Jul 08

In your opinion/experience who is more likely to cheat on a significant other men or women? Which is more likely to have a full blown affair rather than a dalliance or an "arrangement"? Who is more promiscuous homosexual or...

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thefreemind As stated above, there will always be cheaters in both genders. I've never cheated on anyone, whereas nearly all of my ex girlfriends have cheated on me. I'm convinced there are some decent women out there somewhere, though. :)

31 Jul 08

Nic @academic2 (7000) • Uganda 31 Jul 08

I have seen a big dilema among young educated eople in my country hen it come to choosing betwen marriage and career-many shelve marriage and wake up when things to do with marriage dont seem to make sense-what do you say, what...

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thefreemind I think marriage is a pointless insitution, so I would choose career. But there's no reason why two people who love each other can't cohabit for life without marrying. If they both have careers, too, then that's the problem solved. :)

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ruby222 @ruby222 (4847) 31 Jul 08

I myself know little about the effects of Global warming,so if you could tell me one piece of information about the consequences of global warming,what would you tell me?

consequences of global warming

effects

global warming

one piece

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thefreemind Ice-caps melting, sea levels rising, carbon dioxide levels increasing, thus causing temperature to increase even further. Of course we don't know whether global warming is influenced by man or whether the Earth is on a natural cycle of heating/cooling...

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ruby222 @ruby222 (4847) 31 Jul 08

I think that its fascinating,that someone can look at your handwriting and analyse you,much like being able to read someones palm and tell them a lot about their life in the future.What is your writing like?and what do you think...

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thefreemind The difference being that you CAN tell something about someone from their handwriting, or at least identify a person from their handwriting. 'Reading' a palm is just superstition and tells you nothing. ;)

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alpha7 @alpha7 (1910) • France 27 Jul 08

I created a blog some few days ago but i don't really know how to promote the blog very well,i tried to attach payperpost but it was refused because it was the first blog,i needed to have posted atleast 10 before i...

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thefreemind Search Google for blog directories and sign up to as many as possible, although most will require that you put a reciprocal link to them on your blog. Sites like PayPerPost and Blogsvertise are hard to get into as they require a blog to be active usually...

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Wendy @jerzgirl (9234) • United States 28 Jul 08

I have often found that consciously drinking eight glasses of water a day as recommended by so many doctors, nutritionists, dietitians, etc, isn't easy. One gets thinking about so many things and to stop and count glasses of water...

do we get enough water

eight glasses per day

water is healthy

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thefreemind Ok I'm going out on a limb here as I'm responding to the first post and I haven't read any of the previous 5 pages, so apologies if what I'm about to say has already been covered. The '8 glasses of water a day' philosophy is actually a bit confusing as it...

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 29 Jul 08

As I've got older I read less and less for fun and read more to learn. Stories just don't seem to interest me anymore. I read lots of in-depth non-fiction about society, politics and the behaviour of people. I just wondered if...

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thefreemind Definitely! There's something incredibly satisfying about reading a book, coming out the other side having learned something, but having enjoyed the read too!

29 Jul 08

nishdan01 @nishdan01 (3051) • Singapore 29 Jul 08

Reviewstream is a site that pays for writing reviews. I write at this site for quite sometime now. I just wanted to ask if these days you are being paid in the bulk rate of 40 cents instantly after submitting the review. I have...

notice

reviewstream

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thefreemind I'm checking it out now and it seems promising. Gonna sign up and then report back and let you guys know how it went.

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 29 Jul 08

As I've got older I read less and less for fun and read more to learn. Stories just don't seem to interest me anymore. I read lots of in-depth non-fiction about society, politics and the behaviour of people. I just wondered if...

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thefreemind I can definitely see what you mean about going through stages. I was hooked on Michael Crichton for ages! And don't worry, the mind will remain free! :) Thanks for the response!

29 Jul 08

thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 29 Jul 08

As I've got older I read less and less for fun and read more to learn. Stories just don't seem to interest me anymore. I read lots of in-depth non-fiction about society, politics and the behaviour of people. I just wondered if...

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aengra4 @aengra4 (363) • India 29 Jul 08

hello friends, there are a lot of email service providers, all have their own special features. for me, ilike gmail the most. it, i think includes all the features for a good service, we can search our mails , and even...

anurag

email

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thefreemind I've used Yahoo for 10 years now and it's always served me well! Very quick servers and always reliable. I have a hotmail account for the sake of using MSN, but I don't use the e-mail. Can anyone get Gmail now? When I first heard of it, it was invite only.

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 28 Jul 08

The scale: 1: Strong theist. 100% certainty and belief in God. "I do not believe, I know." 2: De-facto theist. I cannot be certain of God's existence, but I strongly believe and live my life on the assumption that it is...

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thefreemind And a very wise stance to take my friend! :) If only everyone could consider the facts and then think for themselves!

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 29 Jul 08

As you can see by my picture I have a mohawk! It's now a fair bit longer than it is in that picture and it's getting increasinly difficult to do! Any tips? My main problem is getting it to stay up around the crown of the...

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pink_maven @pink_maven (265) • Philippines 29 Jul 08

Why yes? why not?

the bible

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thefreemind Why do I say we don't need to read it? Well because it's just a book. And not only that, it's a book that's constantly getting amended and has been for thousands of years. Even if it was once the word of God, it certainly isn't anymore. The very notion that...

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 28 Jul 08

The scale: 1: Strong theist. 100% certainty and belief in God. "I do not believe, I know." 2: De-facto theist. I cannot be certain of God's existence, but I strongly believe and live my life on the assumption that it is...

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thefreemind Well that's a bit of a paradox as God seems to have left fundamental Christians in charge of the Whitehouse. You'd think that'd be first on the wishlist? :)

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pink_maven @pink_maven (265) • Philippines 29 Jul 08

Why yes? why not?

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thefreemind Absolutely not. Don't get me wrong, it's a good book, with interesting stories but it's certainly not a neccessity. No-one NEEDS to read it. Even for religious believers it delivers questionable moral ideals at best. Take it with a pinch of salt and try...

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thefreemind @thefreemind (45) 28 Jul 08

I'm trying to learn another language (German) in my spare time. I'm doing this purely for fun and for no other reason than I would love to be able to speak another language. I'm English and our schools live up to the stereotype...

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thefreemind Some great ideas there! Thanks! :) I'd never even thought about using German childrens books, but it makes so much sense! I'm gonna see if I can get some as I think it'll help loads. Also gonna try and find a German chat room online just to sit around...

29 Jul 08

jesse15 @jesse15 (153) • India 28 Jul 08

Open mind is a mind which accepts every right thing and absorbs it.Open mind is necessary. I say that we should have to evolve coz if we don't then we will be at the same position we were yesterday and our proper growth will fall....

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thefreemind In response to the very first sentence of this topic I would say that having an open mind is considering ALL possibilities. Having an open mind is being able to decide for yourself what is 'right' and then choosing, based on your circumstances, whether to...

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angelamp @angelamp (241) • Philippines 27 Jul 08

Ever wondered what the world will be like if there's no religion? Any insights on this? :D

no religion

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thefreemind People would, generally, think more rationally. This would lead to a world where important issues were approached and tackled, rather than put aside for religious differences. God and spirituality isn't the problem with modern society. Religious dogma,...

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