Even in 1912 they were aware of climate change! 8 comments
scraner6
· 6 years ago
Then in the 70's they thought it would cause an ice age.
If you think it's too easy, look carefully 44 comments
I'm not fat! It's just an optical illusion 7 comments
scraner6
· 6 years ago
MythBusters did it on a large scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9bpUfWy8Wg
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I'm not fat! It's just an optical illusion 7 comments
scraner6
· 6 years ago
They boiled the water in the glass, replacing the air with steam. Then put the can on top making a seal. As the water cooled and the water vapor returned to liquid a vacuum was created and the can was literally pushed into the glass container by the atmospheric pressure.
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Why are parents like this 21 comments
scraner6
· 6 years ago
No body said it was easy, do the work, your parents are. If you are not paying rent to your parents then they own the house it is theirs, not yours. If it is that important to you to live as you want you will find a way. Work two jobs, live in an apartment with friends/roommates to split the cost. It is what we had to do. I worked two jobs and had roommates so I could get out of my parents house. It is called sacrifice. As I said there is no such thing as free rent, in either manner the child will need to sacrifice. whether it is to obey the rules of their parent's house, or work more than they would like. It is possible, My three older children did it without my help. They are all living in different qualities of apartments depending on where they choose to divide their time between work and play.
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Why are parents like this 21 comments
scraner6
· 6 years ago
If you don't like it you are free to move out. Until then...there is no such thing as free rent.
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That should be common sense 23 comments
scraner6
· 7 years ago
The problem is morals are arbitrary based on the belief systems that created the initial laws. In the US and many other countries it is illegal and in general believed to be contrary to moral living to wed a 12-14 year old. But in other countries it is considered okay and even expected. Why? because those laws were initially based in religious beliefs and have become the "moral" center of the people. Most western morals come from the christian faith. As society grows these morals are shifting, based on the beliefs of others, whether different religious beliefs or the belief that this is okay but the other is not. Who is to say that my beliefs are wrong and yours are not, that my moral guide book is wrong and your is not? We all have opinions about what is right and just and moral and they are different and that is okay. What is not okay is for me to force you to live by my morals or for you to force me to live by yours if those actions do not affect the others rights or liberty
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That should be common sense 23 comments
scraner6
· 7 years ago
All laws are based in some sort of belief system. The problem comes when belief systems clash. Therefore we have methods and rules to find the common ground of those beliefs. But to say no law should be based on religion is too broad a statement.
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Where do I sign up? 12 comments
scraner6
· 7 years ago
Is is just me or is there a glitch in the matrix. Either that or NASA likes twins.
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heard you guys wanted stuff 6 comments
scraner6
· 8 years ago
Am I the only one that sees a skeleton with a flaming sword riding a horse. First horseman of the apocalypse.
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Edited 8 years ago
Know the struggle! Feel the struggle too 11 comments
scraner6
· 8 years ago
If I did that to my kids they would have been stuck with a wired land line that they had to share....Wait I would save so much money!
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