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  • Extraterrestrial UFOs can travel freely violating ... laws of inertia and gravity in the earth

    04/15/2006 5:49:48 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 48 replies · 1,076+ views
    India Daily ^ | 1/15/06 | India Daily Technology Team
    The simple common belief that UFOs propagate with anti-gravity lift and “known gyroscopic” principles is not correct. That is what may have misguided country after country as they have tried to mimic UFO propulsion and navigation. What really induced engineers to develop the computer models is that simple anti-gravity lift and propulsion systems were not taking them anywhere. Soon they realized that anti-gravity is the secondary dynamic force. The computer models were showing that the flight trajectories were too flexible for any gyroscope driven just with anti-gravity lift. The model brought engineers to look into something called “inertia of an...
  • Lawyers and bureaucracy

    09/24/2005 8:07:15 AM PDT · by buzzyboop · 7 replies · 380+ views
    Toledo Blade ^ | September 24, 2005 | Jack Kelly
    WE MIGHT have had a faster response to Katrina, and prevented the 9/11 attacks altogether, if only we'd followed the advice of Dick the Butcher. Dick the Butcher is the character in Shakespeare's play Henry VI who says: "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers." Dick is a repulsive character. Shakespeare's point is that lawyers are vital to the functioning of civilized society. They are the oil in the gears of commerce, the engine of democracy. But when we have too many lawyers, and we pay them too much deference, that oil can turn into sand.
  • How does a cat land on its legs when dropped?

    01/24/2005 10:53:22 AM PST · by FoxInSocks · 40 replies · 1,361+ views
    Physlink.com ^ | 2005 | unk.
    How does a cat land on its legs when dropped?ANSWER 1: Cats have the seemingly unique ability to orient themselves in a fall allowing them to avoid many injuries. This ability is attributed to two significant feline characteristics: A “righting reflex” and a unique skeletal structure. The “righting reflex” is the cat’s ability to first, know up from down, and then the innate nature to rotate in mid air to orient the body so its feet face downward. Animal experts say that this instinct is observable in kittens as young as three to four weeks, and is fully developed by...
  • "Friends" of blacks: Part II

    09/08/2002 10:30:20 PM PDT · by WaterDragon · 29 replies · 401+ views
    Jewish World Review ^ | September 6, 2002 | Thomas Sowell
    In a commercial that ran during the Christmas-New Years holidays a few years ago, the husband was trying to keep an old car patched up, while the wife wanted him to get a new one. At the end, the wife asks: "Should an old acquaintence be forgot?" And she answers emphatically, "Yes!" No group is more in need of forgetting old political ties and making some new ones than blacks. The black vote has been almost an automatic monopoly of the Democratic Party for years. Yet the dominant forces among Democrats have agendas that are directly contrary to the interests...
  • Believe It or Not (Israeli War Games Get Weird)

    06/23/2002 10:46:45 PM PDT · by Timesink · 7 replies · 210+ views
    Ha'aretz ^ | June 24, 2002 | Amnon Barzilai
    The events began to unfold on the morning of June 5, 2002: Almost nine months after the terror attack on New York's World Trade Towers, the United States launched an attack on the strongholds of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Thus began the war scenario in the simulation game conducted by the School of Government and Policy at Tel Aviv University, headed by Prof. Zeev Maoz. But from that point on, the game branched out into surprising directions that left even the experienced players gaping. About two weeks ago, the participants met for three days at Kibbutz Nir Etzion. Overlooking an...