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Author Archives: Synova
Better off Dead
Kim at Wizbang links to this story about eugenic thinking in Brittan. The comments came as the Lords debated an amendment, [...] that would have protected unborn disabled children from abortion after the 24 week gestational time limit. The amendment … Continue reading
Posted in Eugenics, Health Care, Law, Synova's Page
Tagged abortion, disabilities, Domestic Politics, Eugenics, reproduction
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Oh, Lord….
Is the government spying on paranoid schizophrenics enough? (Came up in a conversation about Truthers.)
Posted in Around the Web
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Proto-sperm created from female stem cell
This is fascinating, though the idea of destroying a female embryo to show that females could reproduce is sort of grotesque. The researcher is applying for permission to use stem cells from bone marrow instead of embryos because it would … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ethics, lesbian, reproduction, sperm cells, stem cell
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Charity worker commits Anti-Islamic activity
Dan Collins at Protein Wisdom links this news article from the BBC with typical irreverence.
Posted in Around the Web
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Why object to the “Trail of Death”
Blackfive posted a response by an editor and the author of a New York Times article about how the military turns people into killers. Essentially the response is “that’s not what we meant.” Taken together they paint the patchwork picture … Continue reading
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About Synova
This is me. And yes, those are comic books in the background. I’m very glad to be here. I’m just now beginning to adjust to the idea of being invited. As I told Lance, the whole thing was surreal. I … Continue reading
Posted in Synova's Page
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This is a test of the Mantis Broadcasting System
Because baby bugs are just so cute. They even have cute names, like nymph. You can see the size of this one next to my daughter’s finger tip. To feed these little guys I had to buy fruit flies off … Continue reading
Posted in Synova's Page, Uncategorized
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Unfortunate cultural dominance
[youtube zYwlRH7R6DE&feature] 18 years ago when I was in the Philippines a somewhat similar song was popular. The song advised, “Not all the World is America.” Well, I figured then that the point made was a good one. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Foreign affairs, Music
Tagged , America, Culture, foreign relations, Music, Rammstein
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Shadow Unit
Case files are scheduled to be released starting Feb. 18. I’ve got Shadow Unit bookmarked so I don’t get distracted and miss it. So far they’ve got a few teasers up and it looks interesting. (“They” is Emma Bull, Elizabeth … Continue reading
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Attempting prescience, 2008
Can Mitt win against Obama? The thing is… just about any of them could maybe win against Hillary. Or lose against Hillary. But winning against Obama is more problematic. People *like* Obama. And is Mitt really that much better than … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Mitt Romney, Obama, presidential candidates
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A political education
“Your sister thinks Huckabee is great.” “Mom,” I told the phone, exasperated, “He’s not even Republican!” My first participation in politics was a proudly worn “I (heart) DRNBGR” button that some son-of-a-Democrat defaced at a high school speech competition. (What … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Election 2008, Uncategorized
Tagged Domestic Politics, Education, third parties, youth vote
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