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July 13 2010
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orangecrushJuly 11 2010
July 07 2010
spotted this on some random soup.
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that would be an excellent thing to tweet ;)
June 25 2010
ack. seit diesem post folge ich dieser suppe nicht mehr.
Lesson #669 - Gay Parents
I don't make these studies up - I just make sure you've heard about them. (http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1994480,00.html) - - Of course, science is always open for debate - if you've ever been at a scientific presentation, people will routinely ask questions about methods and analysis, and what the conclusions actually mean. In other words, debating science in comparison to other science. So what does the opposing side have to say about this study? Well, let me quote the president of Concerned Women of America: "You have to be a little suspicious of any study that says children being raised by same-sex couples do better or have superior outcomes to children raised with a mother and father. It just defies common sense and reality." (http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/06/07/lesbian.children.adjustment/index.html) - - Ah, yes, common sense. Because nothing has driven society and science forward more than common sense.
I don't make these studies up - I just make sure you've heard about them. (http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1994480,00.html) - - Of course, science is always open for debate - if you've ever been at a scientific presentation, people will routinely ask questions about methods and analysis, and what the conclusions actually mean. In other words, debating science in comparison to other science. So what does the opposing side have to say about this study? Well, let me quote the president of Concerned Women of America: "You have to be a little suspicious of any study that says children being raised by same-sex couples do better or have superior outcomes to children raised with a mother and father. It just defies common sense and reality." (http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/06/07/lesbian.children.adjustment/index.html) - - Ah, yes, common sense. Because nothing has driven society and science forward more than common sense.
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le-dernier-bon-samaritain via finJune 24 2010
New hardware for EMACS users! Just map your meta keys to the foot pedals...
this somehow reminds me of the new(?) M.I.A. video. and a southpark episode some years ago (ginger kids).
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