Comments by "@level Joe" (@leveljoe) on "TED" channel.

  1. Berp beep, umm, beep beep, YEAH!
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  2. @thinkbeyond3457 ... but that's not the case. The people here didn't believe that anyone could own the land so they have no claim over it. What's more, in your case of the "home break in" we can't give anything back when those who were there are not here to identify and claim what they had. Back then, not even the natives agreed on who, where, and what belonged to whom. The natives believed in slavery, are we giving back that property too?
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  3. His speech sounds like a cry for Anarchy.
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  4.  philomena phanthagia  thanks! That was the dumbest and yet the funniest thing I've seen in recent memory! Bless your heart.
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  5. Emotions are like superstition, a remnant of times past. God, love, hate, devil, happy, spirit, wrath, sad... Every emotion is like a chapter of someones "holy" book. Let it end.
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  6. If you were to substitute the term "dark matter" for "God", the scientific community would laugh at the possibility. "We don't know what it is, but we know what it's not." Sure you do...
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  7.  @apowers7783  the one who makes the claim is generally the person to provide the proof that supports said claim... One more thing, that is not a study, a article linked to a study nor is it written by a researcher in the field.
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  8. That's all part of the testing that's involved in new drugs. Making sure that the protein like this will not be denatured will definitely need to be part of the process. Once that protein changes shape it's hard telling what it may do.
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  9. Cathrine Holmes it is on my Android phone
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  10. If the left wasn't so intolerant we would have a lot more civility. You can't suppress free speech and expect harmony.
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  11. "they want to save themselves the trouble of making an argument."
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  12. Your not supposed to.
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  13.  @streamtracker  Science is responsible for more human damage than religion could ever imagine to be.
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  14.  @streamtracker  Science is responsible for more death and destruction than all religions combined.
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  15. It's how you teach a tiny child that dangerous things can also be fun...
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  16. Attributing human emotions to animals without being able to speak with the animals to verify that is what is happening is nothing more than wishful thinking.
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  17. Because those cows, pigs and chickens eat the food not fit for human consumption...
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  18. Native Americans made the first rubber balls and have been playing soccer since 1600BC. It was played in Maine before first contact with Europeans and know as pasuckquakkohowog. We now call it soccer. Please, do keep up!
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  19.  @johnarmstrong3782  that's called an opinion.
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  20.  @johnarmstrong3782  enjoy your decline...
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  21. Noah Bailey Sooo, you haven't had time to watch it yourself and you're being critical of someone's opinion of it? Hahaha
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  22. Pervert!
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  23. olli tuovinen Couldn't agree more.
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  24. ArJuN no, it's really not!
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  25. @Jc-ms5vv  I just liked my own comment, and it now shows 2. ...womp womp...
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  26.  @Jc-ms5vv  "Ice cores" Tell me what the ice cores tell us about the temperature in Texas 157,653 years ago? lol
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  27.  @Jc-ms5vv  ...that's exactly what I thought, Spanky.
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  28. @Jc-ms5vv  ...and I gave you the whole year AND the entire state. "IcE cOrEs" lol
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  29. mrblackalchemist when gauged by what metric???
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  30. Shoes in the dryer?
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  31. Highfire Symphony you need to read about democrats like LBJ because you're full of misinformation.
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  32. If AI was good enough at simulating a real person we wouldn't be listening to Biden word salad a speech and then get lost leaving the stage.
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  33. Hobbes Hobbiton Pound me next?
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  34. Melissa H but what about the socialism thing?
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  35. Melissa H if you can't see that Bernie is a socialist, I can't help you. Other than to point you to another country to move along to.
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  36. Melissa H now about the military... Don't you see the need for a strong military? How are we going to help all the 3rd world countries that need it at a moment's notice if we can't move at any moment? I guess you don't care about the children...
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  37. Yes yes yes, wouldn't it be great if the United States didn't worry about anyone but themselves. They should let earthquake and hurricane victims alone. They shouldn't take refugees from the homelands they love. The pirate ships need to earn a living. Let Russia and China "annex" all neighboring land they want because it really is none of their business. Let ISIS educate the Christians by removing heads. NORKOR has every right to flex its political and nuclear muscle. How dare they provide food, water, education, shelter, clothing, money and security. Wouldn't it be a better world, yes yes yes... If only we didn't bomb, no one would die. You two really are ridiculous, pie in the sky dreamers. Ya know, on second thought, it would make my paycheck alot bigger if the US didn't spread it around so much.
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  38. Erik, yes, that quote was somewhat of a tongue in cheek statement but because you want to criticize nationality, where are you from? This should be fun...
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  39. Melissa H Syria? Really? Out of all the countries to bring up, you choose Syria? Ok, tell us all about how we didn't do "good" in Syria? Again, this should be fun...
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  40. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khan_Shaykhun_chemical_attack Damn the US! 😒
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  41. MKUltra anybody?
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  42. Feroz Shadowfax the game started here by the Mesoamericans!
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  43. Bernhardinski and just when did Arizona return to Mexico (part of North America )?
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  44. Feroz Shadowfax yep, Mesoamericans played the earliest form of soccer. It spread. The first Europeans in Massachusetts found native Americans playing Pasuckquakkohowog.
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  45. Feroz Shadowfax "ball filled with feathers and hair through an opening, measuring only 30-40cm in width, into a small net fixed onto long bamboo canes. " Sure doesn't sound like soccer... This sounds way more familiar to basketball I might add.
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  46. Feroz Shadowfax Soccer was not made into an official game until 1863, when the English Football Association was founded
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  47. Feroz Shadowfax it was "football" it is now known as "soccer".
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  48. Feroz Shadowfax Archaeologists have uncovered rubber balls from Mesoamericans dating back to at least 1600 BC.
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  49. Feroz Shadowfax like I said we invented it, we'll call it what we want.
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  50. Jean-Pierre White Yes I know, I listened to the whole thing. Wellllll, (12:30) she doubles down at the end of the talk also. "...it (exercise) will protect your brain from incurable diseases." If you die while being protected, it really isn't protection, is it? One little blurb in the middle does not take away from the grandiose opening and closing statements. She is presenting exercise to be something it's simply isn't. Will exercise prolong your life? Sure, but we already know that, now don't we and THAT really isn't worth a TED talk.
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