theBlackman on 30/6/2006 at 08:03

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:bored: What is it about TTLG that attracts these creatures?

Xenith on 30/6/2006 at 09:12

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Missilx is getting rep for being bad ass. Case closed.

However I would like some proof that you actually did this

TF on 30/6/2006 at 09:28

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"lumber'd"

OnionBob on 30/6/2006 at 09:34

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Further to this, the singularity of science has an obligation to make the distinction between artefacts that can be considered “reliable witnesses” and those to be considered “false witnesses” (112). The point of experimental science is to produce faithful witnesses, ones that can be observed under “laboratory conditions”, and can in turn generate “negative truths”, whose aim is the resistance of controversy. Importantly, the only controversy a negative truth produced in a laboratory can reliably close down is that created by those who would meet the problem on science’s own terms – the inclined plane answers many questions about polished balls rolling down slopes, but does not address, for instance, the upstream swimming of salmon. This then means that the realities generated under laboratory conditions are dependent on the performance or enactment of someone “being interested” in that particular question, framed in that particular way.

Shayde on 30/6/2006 at 09:40

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One day I'll learn to pay attention to the thread heading!

The Bernard van Leer Foundation has committed funds to 2 more years of the “Speak Free” Project. This project aims at prioritizing children’s rights on the community broadcast agenda through a participatory approach that sees children involved at every level of production and broadcast.