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Would an Artificial Womb Solve the Abortion Issue?

One of the most interesting facets of the abortion debate is that despite all we know about pregnancy, no clear consensus exists on exactly when life begins.  The range of theories is staggering.

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Who says books are the best way to learn?

(Part 1 of a continuing series about technology that needs to be invented)

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Senate in Deadlock Over Proposed Bill to include Facebook as 3rd branch of Congress

*This is a rush transcript from American Insights News. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. Statements made herein are completely falsifiable and unproven, as well as pretty ridiculous. Friday, July 16th, 2010

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The Quick and Dirty Guide to Polyamory

*This article contains mature subject matter involving relationships and sexuality. If these topics offend you, please leave this page and check out some of the other great articles on Newsvine.

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Glutathione; the Mother of All Antioxidants.

This is an ensightful article by Dr. Mark Hyman on the properties of glutathione, a natural body chemical that helps the liver process toxins and protect the body.

The Birth of A La Carte Government

I imagine that many people out there, quite like myself, are becoming sick of political strife and bickering between parties. But it doesn't have to be this way. Let me paint a picture by way of example:

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Unnatural chemicals in the food are making us fat.

The new weight-gain threat Obesogens are chemicals that disrupt the function of hormonal systems; many researchers believe they lead to weight gain and, in turn, numerous diseases that curse the American populace.

Why don't homeopathic drugs have side effects?

That which heals, harms in higher amounts. As a student pharmacist, I'll one day take a number of oaths that solidify my lifelong commitment to the welfare of others. To that end, I'll take a moment dispel a few myths surrounding homeopathic drugs and side effects.

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Stop funding homeopathy, say British MP's

Homeopathic Medicine's internal re-branding as "alternative" and "natural" has only sustained it so long. The dose-response model of medicine continues to make strides while homeopathy suffers from an obscene lack evidence.

Solved, the Puzzle of how Cells Age

"...when an ageing cell detects serious damage to its DNA - caused by the wear and tear of life - it sends out specific internal signals.

What the World Eats

This article includes ten fascinating photos from around the world: invaluable snapshots of average families and what they eat. Can you see a connection between health and diet? I 've included the life expectancies for each of the countries below.

Q & A with futurist Sephor Blanca on Computers of the 2020s

Hey folks its Rees Sloan here, I recently had the chance to talk to a very special guest from the year 2025. Sent back in time for his interview, Sephor Blanca was ready to offer his engaging perspective on the evolution of the personal computer.

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Pharmacists are a vital, if under-used, part of healthcare

The role of the pharmacist has often been overlooked, or at least paled in comparison to that of the doctor. Seemingly less glamorous, their job description has been reduced to counting pills and filling bottles.

The Epic Fail of Judas

I've never been impressed by any of the Christian theodicies, and today I'll tackle one of them to explain why. Just to clarify, a theodicy is an attempt to reconcile the problem of evil in the universe with God's inherently omnibenevolent, omniscient, omnipotent nature.

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A question for believers.

I'm an atheist. No surprise there, but I find it interesting when people call me closed minded. The definition of closed minded is: "someone unreceptive to new ideas or information."

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'Dumbest Generation'? Professor blames technology

Better than Democracy

After much thought, I've come up with a form of government that is even more robust, fair, and functional than Democracy. It doesn't just serve the interests of the majority, it literally serves everyone's interests, and it does so in a streamlined and non-bureaucratic way.

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$120 virtual skateboard

Now instead of actually riding a skateboard/snowboard you can stand on one in front of your television screen.

Everything you ever wanted to watch … on one super-sized DVD

10 terabytes?? As in... 10,000 gigabytes??? I'm not even sure if I care about that many movies...cool!!

Does Your Logic Hold Up In The Face of Free Money?

I've designed a poll to test your "game show logic." Basically, how will your logic hold up in a situation where you have the potential to make money without risk?

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The Odds That You'll Breathe a Single Molecule of Air That Once Traveled Through the Lungs of Jesus.

This essay started off as a simple reply to another Newsvine post which simply asked, "What are the odds that you'll encounter a molecule of air that once passed through the lung of Jesus?" The atomic world is a funny place, and I figured I could use my science background to repl …

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Mental Pushups: An excercise in Consciousness

Think of where you're sitting now. Besides just being aware of the room you're in, or the chair you're on top of, you have access to years of biologically stored pathways of information that maps sensory motions, experiences, feelings, and memories.

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Ask an Atheist

There is so much stigma today associated with atheists and who they are. One can hardly wonder why so few of us choose to "come out" when there are realities of intolerance, discrimination, even threats against us. It is natural though, to fear what we do not understand.

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Hey, my name is Rees, and I'm a 21 year old student at Bulter University studying Pharmacy.

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