Category Archives: Science, Medicine & Technology

Rating 3.50 out of 5 [?]  Original © 3/24/01   All throughout my life I have noticed something that actually seems palpable and it refers to the concept of HUMILITY. I wonder if you ever noticed the same thing. Here … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]  Original: November 2, 2000    I got to wondering how I ever managed to learn how to write computer code. Considering how lazy I am, it almost seems impossible that I would ever achieve even … Continue reading →

Rating 3.50 out of 5 [?]   I’ve been toying with electronics for about as long as I can remember – as a kid, building crystal sets by the dozens, 1T4 single-tube radios and finding countless ways to play with … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]Original: July 28, 2000 I got to thinking about the increasing problems of city traffic. You know bumper-to-bumper freeway congestion from dawn to dusk – 365 days a year. Poor Betty drives around in this … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]Original: April 15, 1997 The older I get the more I dislike television commercials. Most of them are aimed at young people. Most of them use audio compression techniques that make the sound seem much … Continue reading →

Rating 4.33 out of 5 [?]Original: February 12, 2001 I know that I have mentioned it before but the following questions are really blowing my mind. It seems as if Einstein (Mr. One Mug) was always sorry that he couldn’t … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]Original: November 4, 2003 I found myself having to solve one of those little ratios and proportions math problems the other day and it got me to thinking about a man who taught me what … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]Original: August 28, 2000 I got to thinking about something. What if a discovery is made that fully explains how the pyramids were built and what if the answer lays in a way that mankind … Continue reading →

Rating 3.00 out of 5 [?]Original: December 9, 2003 As I’ve said, I truly enjoy reading and learning about new technological advances. Unless some unforeseen catastrophe occurs that prevents technological achievement, I’m convinced that many specialized robots will live side … Continue reading →

Rating 4.00 out of 5 Thank you for voting! [?]Original: November 17, 2003 I love to read articles about cosmology and stuff I know absolutely nothing about. People like brainiac Martin Rees fascinate me because they are unafraid to delve into … Continue reading →