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Tashi Freeman replied to Andrew's discussion 'Humans were sea monkeys?'

In terms of Homo sapien and Homo sapien sapien there aren't too many holes. Neanderthals, our closest relative, didn't display too many of the aquatic ape characteristics which lends weight to the conclusion that the aquatic ape would have existed w…

July 7

Tashi Freeman replied to Andrew's discussion 'Humans were sea monkeys?'

Kenny Murphy is right, the theory is called the "aquatic ape theory" but most of the evidence supporting it is far from definitive. I did a research paper on the stages of human ancestry and read a book detailing evidence for and against the aquatic…

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Lady Raven commented on Tashi Freeman's blog post 'Sometimes things don't turn out right - sometimes things turn out too right'

lois makes and appearance once again! bad different spelling lol! as a published author you should be ashamed of yourself! once again lovely arguments

July 3

Lady Raven commented on Tashi Freeman's blog post 'Polarizing'

not bad for vampire-hour writing.... the idea of canada owning lois's boudoir XP

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Polarizing

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Tashi Freeman replied to jessica r's discussion 'Men's Rights'

I like the way you think. Please, do continue.

July 1

Tashi Freeman replied to BrewnetOdette33's discussion 'Fate versus Free Will versus...Both?'

Brewnet, you seem to have encountered the philosophical debate of whether or not free will exists. Simply put, there are two main sides. Determinism, the philosophy that the future is defined by the present and past and thus is already determined (t…

July 1

Tashi Freeman and Karma are now friends

July 1

Tashi Freeman replied to ToWhatExtent's discussion 'Cloning Humans - Ethical or Not?'

There seems to be some confusion about what cloning is. Cloning is merely the exact replication of a person's DNA. So, for example, if my DNA were copied it could be reared using a surrogate into an entirely different human being - just like a twin.…

June 30

Tashi Freeman replied to jessica r's discussion 'Men's Rights'

Being a man (technically) I'd like to comment on a few of these issues. I do not intend to offend: 1) I wouldn't want to live in a society where men had any say in whether or not a woman can have an abortion. Although I don't think a pregnancy shou…

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Tashi Freeman commented on Karma's blog post 'Grand Theft Anna'

Your life is way more interesting than mine. I really enjoyed reading it.

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Sometimes things don't turn out right - sometimes things turn out too right

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I enjoy stories.

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2009

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Polarizing

We all desire simplicity. And why not? It's easier to understand, easier to proliferate, and generally an easier state of being. However, to simplify is a tool - not a goal.

With the melting of arctic ice the northwest passage will soon become one of the most commercially viable trade routes on the planet. Not surprisingly sovereignty over the area is now a subject of debate. When most Canadians hear about this they immediately claim "it's ours. Where's the debate?" The debate is similar to a d… Continue

Posted on July 3, 2009 at 1:00am — 1 Comment

Sometimes things don't turn out right - sometimes things turn out too right

I'm a Canadian, living in Canada, and am happy about it. I enjoy the availability of services, diversity of cultural groups, and the big tree in my front garden. However, when I see American news I get the depressing sense of relativism.

Recently the United States, Canada's friendly yet frightening neighbor, has been going through some troubles. One of the United States' biggest anxieties right now is whether or not its healthcare will be reformed - or even reconstructed - into a more "sociali… Continue

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 9:30pm — 1 Comment