Not only that... If everything online that causes me to raise an eyebrow is a purchase I am already broke.

The ear mouse is not good example of genetic manipulation as it may appear. The mouse was used as a support structure and a source of blood supply to grow the ear from human cartilage.

Indeed, even the Romans seemed somewhat squeamish with the concept of hell (or the concept that one could return from hell). The Gospel of Nicodemus was banned by the Council of Nicea on the grounds that it must be a forgery by early Christians to convert Pagans. It is full of references to hell. In it Jesus goes to hell and rescues various saints and Biblical characters deemed worthy to escape. There also seem to be allusions to the fact that He may one day return to rescue everyone there.

Back in my Sunday school days (before I became of age to make such decisions) it was explained that proof of hell was Luke 16:24 -

I think the writing was before the Council of Nicea but still seems very much like the Star Trek God.

What about an HP reference?

Plastics.

But He did fly away and promise to come back later. Wait and see!

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Probably, capsaicin is an organic molecule. It would tend to be more soluble in organic solvents such as the oils in fat than water. Water is inorganic so capsaicin is less soluble in it. Ethanol is an organic solvent and dissolves many organic compounds. I would think beer would work better than milk or yogurt.

How was the exhibition shown in Germany? In Germany, it is illegal to publicly display a swastika.

It would depend on how the issue was framed. The experiment was designed to show where moral and ethical issues overcome financial incentive in others on an individual basis but just as in any statistical analysis the wording (or in the case the conditions of the experiment)has or should, if properly conducted, a tremendous influence on the outcome. The question is was the original experiment moral and ethical.

Here is a link to some people who make those penny mashing machines. According to their FAQ it is legal to alter coins as long as it is not for fraudulent purposes in the UK (despite the queen) and the US. In Canada a licence is required to deface coins.

Some peoples memorys are more convenient than others.:)

I suppose I should concede that 100 is easier to remember than 212.

A better example:

32-220 deg F is the freezing and boiling points of water -- a difference of 188 deg F.

0-100 C is the freezing and boiling points of water -- a difference of only 100 whole increments. Fahrenheit is more than 53% more precise.