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Andromeda also suggests "The Graveyard Book" by Neil Gaiman

I'm surprised that no one mentioned "The Tales of Alvin Maker" by Orson Scot Card, the same guy that wrote Ender?! Six books in the series, one forthcoming. I only read the first one "Seventh Son", I'm waiting for the rest of them to be translated to Serbian.

Not if you live on Tralfamadore!

26 was quite challenging I've lost count of how many times I've restarted that level. I'm at 28th at the moment

I love the dice game! I got stuck at 21, but I've conquered the sucker I'm done for today

Hahahahahahaha... Same guy SO TRUE!!!!!!!!!!

Wow... I'm impressed by the dew in the early morning on petals of flowers and you can't be impressed by the fact that we are made from stardust?? No wonder you're discontent and seek for higher power. This part is from the same guy, different video (the video is titled "Spank Your Monkey") "Most people can’t see, most simply don’t know enough of the truth, the facts, that they are energy made solid, consciousness informed from a harmony of natural forces, we might posses the only eloquent eyes that will ever exist, we might be the Universe’s poetry, it’s only chance to know itself, ever." Brilliant! Maybe that's our purpose, to constantly ask questions and seek for no less than the absolute truth!

WOW!!! My favorite part: Thank you for posting this!

Hehehe... the joke is...

I love this joke! Not just because of the moral of the story, but because it's hilarious all the way through to the punchline!

:lol: This belongs to the Jokes Forum...

I know I ONCE spenT WAY too much time on BrainDen when other members are using my BD name as a point of reference AND yes, my BD name was inspired by the Andromeda galaxy, and since I'm nowhere near to compare to it's beauty I decided to go with a lowercase "a"

Nope. This is. But, never mind.

I don't wanna burst your bubble, but did you actually read the article? It says nothing about tarantula stinging a tarantula hawk. It only says and I quote: It says nothing about being immune to their venom?! 1. They require a spider to serve as host for their larvae. 2. A female wasp finds a tarantula by smell. 3. She then attempts to sting the spider. 4. Once stung, the tarantula becomes paralyzed within seconds. 5. She will drag it back into its own burrow, now a burial vault, lay a single egg on the spider’s abdomen, then seal the chamber. 6. The egg hatches and the small larva of the tarantula hawk feeds on the tarantula's insides. The adult tarantula hawks are feeding on nectar. How does this has to do anything with Intelligent Design, this is just an adaptation. You avoided answering my question though...

My edit time was out. Wasp is immune to what? There are nearly one million known species of insects and an estimated 10 million undescribed ones. Why would God go through such an ordeal, creating so many insects?

I'm beginning to think that you don't know the first thing about molecular genetics and/or biochemistry?! Not even the basics dude. Have fun in church if that is even remotely possible

I don't see the point, but it's actually pretty amazing If you are interested, google it next time Aren't you supposed to be in church? Is there a recess during the service?

This question was asked so you'd think logically. Usually you just whip something out of the bible and answer with that. OK my question is: What was God's logic when He had chosen to give us survival instinct even though He created afterlife for everyone to infinitely enjoy. My answer would be (for the sake of argument) that He'd given us survival instinct so He wouldn't have to do the creation thing over and over again. Cause if we don't have an instinct to survive, we wouldn't struggle to survive, we wouldn't care if we die, so the number of people would be rapidly decimating, and God would have to dedicate a WHOLE DAY to create us yet again. Instead of thinking of a logical solution you said because He had chosen to do so, yeah but WHY? You say that He created a perfect world, so He must have used logic, right? OK then what logic did God use when he created hermaphrodites?? (Hermaphrodites are organisms with both male and female reproductive organs) No more bible, just logic, and because He had chosen to do so is not an answer, cause God did not create something out of caprice! He must have used logic. You're welcome now only if you'd implement some of them

I'm talking about people that believe in Heaven and God and all that stuff, prey to God to survive. Why did God give us survival instinct if there's an afterlife? Start your answer with: God has given us survival instinct because___________________________________________________.* *fill in the blank I'm not mocking you I'm being curious?! It's OK not to know the answer.