What's the most interesting thing that humans are doing?
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Making advances in medicine, finding a new star, exploring somewhere we've never explored before, laying in a hammock finding pictures in the clouds... there are so many things to choose from I don't think it would be possible to only to select one.
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Would it be fair (or hopeful) to say that the most interesting thing that humans are doing is not happening here?:wink:
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What a lovely thing to say. It is both fair and hopeful. And probably dead accurate.
I live to be lovely, fair, hopeful, and dead accurate. I thank you.
Now, back to my hiatus . . .
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I just finished making a pie.(Lemon Meringue) (with Meyer Lemons) ( I just did two parenthesis in a row) (four) Now I'm going to go and play tennis and when I get home I'm going to have a slice of pie. How is that for interesting?
(four) Now I'm going to go and play tennis and when I get home I'm going to have a slice of pie. How is that for interesting?
I just finished making a pie.(Lemon Meringue) (with Meyer Lemons) ( I just did two parenthesis in a row)
sorta circular
Apathy research. Appropriate for this thread and interesting paradigm shift on the causes.
Dave Meslin: The antidote to apathy | Video on TED.com
Dave Meslin: The antidote to apathy | Video on TED.com
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LOL GOOD one!
I say: Alien weapon technology and other fun stuff at Papoose lake.
"advances in medicine?" no that was last century. now its about getting rich from keeping people DEPENDENT on medicine.
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I think the work being done on NFC(near field communications) is exceptionally exciting nit only because of the current way it is being used; Bluetooth, wireless data transfers from device to device, but also its future applications. One day you will only need a device that can securely transmit your payment without ever pulling out a wallet or something else. Not the coolest thing around but something I find extremely interesting.
You obviously haven't been in the chat room lately, huh? :biggrin1: Always interesting stuff going on there...
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