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A homicide. but we dont know what that is. and when someone points again and pulls the trigger, you can deem thats unintentional, premeditated murder. but we just dont know. so that will be one place the defense will go, about what evidence they have -- sure, is a lot. but what dont they have right now? >> yeah. elie honig, looking at the prosecutions case, what do you think they are trying to establish right now? >> first of, all the google searches are just unbelievably incriminating. they are...

The average person checks their phone approximately 85 times per day, or once every 15 minutes. It means that your attention is likely to wander from what you're doing every 15 minutes or so.

Not just to go to the moon, were going to learn, to live, to work, to invent, to create in order to send humans on out into the cosmos, the next destination being mars. that cost $4 billion will come down over time because thats development cost in there. as you increase the flights over time, that per-unit cost will come down. >> i suppose the question is not, then, whether any program is worthwhile, but whether there are better alternatives, less costly alternatives, given the advances in the ...

The Sacred Feminine: on the Incarnation & the Ordained Ministry by Robert Hart

A trainer. really? do they talk like that at your gym? probably not. >> so whats going on here exactly? well, according to his bio , harley pasternak, who was not denied writing these texts, once worked for the canadian military where he participated in experiments that measured the effect of various drugs on the human mind. is that training relevant to the story? we dont know. >> we do know that based on this text exchange, which, again, harley pasternak has not said is untrue or fake on the ba...

The asians did not invent them. it shouldnt work. >> it hasnt really worked like this anywhere else, and yet it works. >> i think that my objection or my discomfort with the lack of democratic freedoms is that i think we can allow a lot more of that without hurting singapores prosperity and stability one ounce. >> right. >> what would we lose if we had a freer press? what would we lose if we had more democratic or opposition representation? and well make for not just a more livelier debate, well...

Philosopher J. P. Moreland is a Fellow with the Center for Science & Culture. He offers some thoughts.

A while ago, a list titled 10 Great Achievements of the Human Mind was published on listverse. I really enjoyed the list, and I thought the author did an

A study, led by UC Berkeley research scientists adds to a growing body of evidence demonstrating that insufficient sleep not only harms an individual`s mental and physical well-being but also jeopardises interpersonal bonds and even the altruistic sentiment of an entire nation. 

The website of The Philosophers Magazine.