Like everything, some parts yes, some parts no.

*If* is always foremost. *If* time came into being. Math describes reality, it does not a thing more in terms of reality. Just because one can imagine something and then craft math to describe said imagining in no way means what is described is real. That's a big part of the recursion mentioned, many math people seem to believe that the math creates the reality.

"He doesn't exist inside their universe", other than being able to create and inject another cell or two if desired.

Plethora? Eight out of fifty-two is a plethora? We have different meanings for that word, I guess. When only one seventh of the photos on that page have not (yet) been identified as not being shot by the people claiming the work as theirs, I'm not that concerned that there's anyone other than Brett and Jizelle doing anything bogus. Wedding photogs are notoriously persnickety about retaining control of their photos, even from the bride and groom much less from other wedding photogs.

Funner fact, Wikipedia has the history of HTML. "Berners-Lee specified HTML and wrote the browser and server software in late 1990."

I love it. Two posts down from this at the mo' shows exactly what you're saying.

vigilante ... noun -s often attributive
Etymology: Spanish, watchman, guard, from vigilante, adjective, watchful, vigilant, from Latin vigilant-,

So, yes. But what's your point? The site shows original pictures and then their rip-offs. This is bad how?

I worked contract for decades. You are not exempt as a contractor, you contract for specific hours and declare specific charges for overtime. They may ask, but they can't make. It's a contract; you can always walk, you can always sue and they know it. If you worked free overtime, it was nobody's fault but yours.

More along the lines of it's good enough for *your* child too.

And yes, they were adamantly supportive of the view that "for many Deaf people, every implanted child is a person stolen from their culture." But, keeping in mind that "More than 90 percent of deaf children are born to hearing parents", they are effectively laying claim to other people's children.

Actually there are a few important differences. According to Christianity, Jesus was more than just human, he worked those wonders personally. Second, he didn't ascribe the healing properties to materials, but to the supernatural. Third, he didn't charge.

You can confirm this yourself by simply asking a believer how it works. You'll get a long oration about how water "remembers" what was in it. I've done it and it's great for laughs. Especially when you start using that word hated by all homeopaths, "How?"

I sincerely hope you're being sarcastic or something other than seriously ignorant. Aspirin.

The placebo effect is what happens when a subject thinks what they're taking is real medicine (or curative of some nature) when it's inert instead. If you tell people it's an inert substance, then there is not placebo effect by definition. There is a vast quantity of research into this and yes, it makes a difference.

This is not a political topic, whether you want it to be or not. See? I can play that too. It's an opinion, not a fact.