Comments by "" (@HigherPlanes) on "TED" channel.

  1. Yeah it's pretty fucked up beyond all recognition. The system incarcerates people for victimless crimes and carrying a vegetable on their person
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  2. Another great talk was long overdue.
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  3. Because the sum of the parts makes up the whole? I'm just implying that we are all connected, which makes a unit of one. For example, you can say we are a platoon of soldiers or you can say we are all one platoon. You get the idea.
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  4. I pretty much agree with the general consensus here. This is a load of bullshit. If they're going to start enhancing components with electronics that can monitor or vital signs and broadcast coordinates to your location, it is nothing short of an invasion of privacy, and anyone that buys into this thinking it's cool and high tech is missing the point.
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  5. There are no passengers on spaceship Earth. We're all crew members.
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  6. @kasooie To spread a message (basically everything the translator spoke of)
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  7. silk marketplace
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  8.  first last  Thought so.
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  9. I agree. I must be in a shitty mood today because I was just going to suggest that for Christopher Columbus it wasn't a discover as much as it was a stumble. But you gotta give credit to the man for being adventurous.
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  10. Oh, brilliant answer. Did you forget that the web is still in a process of creation? Do you know what it will look like in 50 years? Does the "inventor" know? Perhaps the inventor can take credit for that vision as well. pfft. This isn't sliced bread we're talking about is it? Knock knock, anybody home?
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  11. There were other people involved. he's taking full credit in the video. That's BS. Give credit where credit is due.
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  12. I bet not. I don't think anyone can take full credit for the web. Most likely it was the collaboration of many hackers and freaks. he's an arrogant pompous ass for taking full credit.
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  13. I can see right through your insults.
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  14. This argument is getting old and lame. The only thing I said is that he did not invent the web, other people helped. Research it for yourself.
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  15. Exactly, and this fluke is taking full credit for "inventing" the web. Ridiculous.
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  16. I'm not being ridiculous, he's taking full credit for something that wasn't his sole invention. I think you need to do some research yourself pal.
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  17. If you want to give the guy full credit, go ahead. Won't change my opinion.
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  18. Facts can skew the truth. Ever notice one of those situations: "don't bother me with the facts because my mind is already made up?" This is one of those situations. But it takes plain common sense to understand a simple idea; X "invents" the web, an idea that's still in it's infantile stage, and in addition countless other Y's collaborate to bring X's idea, (did I mention its in it's infantile stage?), to life, X, who pulled the idea out of thin air, gets all the credit for Inventing the web?
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  19. Glad I didn't flunk math.
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  20. @gabydewilde ROTFLMAO
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  21. This video is really gonna piss off jeff goldblum and he's coming after you.
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  22. FRANKENMAMMOTH
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  23. Like Andrew Zimmern says, most people don't eat insects because of the gross out factor. But the insects themselves taste good.
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  24. good stuff man
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  25. When you make a suggestion to feed starving children and you get thumbs down, that's sad. But hey, that's the american mentality. Think locally, Fuck Globally.
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  26. I'm actually all for thinking outside the box and exploration. Not for Nasa tho. Sorry it's only my opinion so don't worry about it.
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  27. @HiAdrian Bill Hicks :)
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  28. A nation of people with good math skills? Now, if that isn't a hazard to this country I don't know what is. What's going to happen when a nation of middle-class people who are mathematically adept figure out they're being financially screwed by the rich? Hahahaha. It's going to fuck up the economy. The economy that's fake anyway.
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  29. I need a hecktakatelus
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  30. psychedelics and science should definitely merge
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  31. sara meachel http://canitbesaturdaynow.com/images/fpics/3756/54eb5a7166c60e396d0daf12622a7351.jpg
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  32. Great talk.
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  33. kakashi76767 Not sure what you mean by use crystals, but I do own a few.
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  34. Desire will cause you nothing but pain and is the source of unhappiness.
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  35. Well American's are unethical and cowardly so there you have it.
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  36. Anyone one who's dumb enough to join the military should be allowed in.
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  37. As long as we continue to refer to autism a disorder, it will always carry that stigma of "abnormality"
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  38. But they do have bacon flavored ice cream. YUM!
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  39. That's because looking at it as necessity being the mother of evolution is counter intuitive, natural selection is the mother of evolution. That bat didn't grow a long tongue because it needed one. There's this thing in evolution called variance of design, because organic life is not perfect, there are always slight variations in each progressive gene pool. The variations best adapted to the environment survive- survival of the fittest.
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  40. Poor bears, they just want to be left alone. Timothy Treadwell is turning over in his grave.
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  41. he speaks upside-downglish
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  42. his glasses are captivating
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  43. I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking. And I plan on finding out what that is. -Derek Zoolander
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  44. becuse moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty.
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  45. You is talking loco and I like it!
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  46. Does the Abu Ghraib reference surprise anyone? Last time I checked war wasn't a positive thing. the 372nd Military Police are a bunch of rapists and sodomists, and I'm sure there are others.
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  47. @gsuitter Do we really need a government? Politics obviously doesn't work.
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  48. @KingRockets He's saying that we should all learn to make good mistakes thru trial and error instead of pretending to known everything (i.e. the God Complex)
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  49. Yea, his talk was realistic, but you know what the reality is? That too many people are not willing to make a sacrifice. We don't need to wait for a miracle to end the CO2 problem. We can sacrifice our materialistic lifestyles right now and it will be the death of CO2, but are you willing to give up your car? Are you going to stop buying useless junk that you can't afford? If everyone on earth agreed right now to go back to a nomadic lifestyle, our problem will be solved. But fat chance.
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  50. "No civilization is greater than it's plumbing." -Joseph A. Grundfest
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