de-extinction

an interesting idea

revive & restore

an older video, but you'll get the gist

 cc_rider wrote: 
I hear ya'.  You're not in this hand-basket, are you?


This building is in Newark, Ohio but someone should build one in Helena, Montana.
 

 Proclivities wrote: 
Well, I'm already in this comfy handbasket, just waitin' for a little push...

 RichardPrins wrote: 
...or is he? wish we  could really know...  would it  effect  our free choice... our destiny, our freedom?
could the world begin to finally , dare I say ,  Love,  and not Hate in the name of belief or  non- belief?

 cc_rider wrote: 
What's your hurry, do you have to be somewhere?  

 cc_rider wrote: 
if we don't self destruct soon it probably won't happen....

watch this (the danger? transitioning from a type 0 civilization to type 1 civilization)

 cc_rider wrote: 
hear! hear!

Maybe I'm in the minority, but if our species is going to cause its own extinction, I wish it would hurry up.

are drive ins going bye bye?

an expensive digital conversion is coming

will your local drive in make it? or will they fold?

Paul Kurtz Has Died

 samiyam wrote:
 
It's clear you didn't watch the videos (but are riffing off what the preview image shows).

The only one that is certain is of course you...

Here's one of those unneeded definitions again:

belief wrote:

I don't know so much about how us Secular Humanists are gonna deter our species from causing its own extinction. Some of us kind of wish the species would just HURRY UP.

 RichardPrins wrote: 
You not only haven't understood what I wrote, you have added your own blind prejudice upon the top of it.  Richard, I wash my hands of you.  You are so certain that you need to be right that you are unwilling to get a qualified yes.  Did you really think I thought you "hate god"? and do you really think that your form of dogma is free of dogma just because you have thrown god out of your self-defined world view?  Please...

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 Lazy8 wrote: 
Things must have changed around here. People are now actually interested in staying on-topic? OMGZ!!111!

 RichardPrins wrote:
 
Since the topic at hand is humanism, I didn't feel like expounding on the economic history of the planet. I was aiming a friendly jibe at you, as you did.

As for the market in nuclear weapons: it seems the only players are among authoritarian dictatorships, but in the absence of restraints on price and supply I'm sure the market will find an optimal price.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
More cuteness, but zero substance for this 'free market faith'.

Rephrased: "It works because communist centrally planned economics don't."

While the latter has far too much regulation, your supposed evidence of Planet Earth isn't remotely free of regulation and/or subsidies.

PS: How's the free market for nuclear weapons coming along?

 RichardPrins wrote:

Planet Earth. For details ask any citizen (or refugee) from the former Soviet bloc or China, or Cuba...

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Cute, but evasive. No details. And who is this 'we'?