I do the same, but I still have uses for bookmarks.

1. Every morning, I open a new window and middle-click on the bookmark folder News->Daily, and websites like bbc, /., spiegel, die-zeit, hacker-news, etc. come up. (After opening and reading new links/pages from there, I move the unread ones to the chrome window for the weekend consumption).

2. While doing research, bookmarking comes very handy to keep different categories separated, and then open the same set of pages together from another machine elsewhere.

3. And there are pages which I don't visit often, but will need to go once in a few months. Having them in bookmarks helps.

"There is no largest prime number"

It is a negative, and you can prove it.

Tell this to believers, and they will tell you that their prayer only consists of "thanking God for all the great things the God has done".

In the second part of the sentence you say people are animals. If it is applied to the first part, I should ask:

"are animals that kill animals put down?"
or
"are people that kill animals put down?"

People are animals, but special animals. In some cases we could equate them (eg. biology/physiology). Not in psychology or intent.

"k" and "K" are different.

k = kilo = 1000
K = 2^10 = 1024. (also represented by "kibi")

Not many people seem to bother about these details though.
https://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/dictK.html

They wouldn't straight away shoot/kill you. They'd want to know whether you have passed on the information to someone else.

They might also be interested in knowing the circumstances in which you witnessed it, so as to know whether (a) there was a leak from their group, (b) someone else witnessed it too.

I believe you can set the language in the default-search-engine settings (in Chrome).

I use bing as my default search engine. I use "setmkt=en-US" to get US english Bing results, even though bing knows that I am located near Frankfurt which it shows on top-right corner.

This is my default search engine:: http://www.bing.com/search?setmkt=en-US&q=%25s

Something similar should be possible for google as well.

I did neither the step 2 (except the rewriting part) nor 3.

I figured it is 47*3 and all the options except the first are larger than 1000! And 47*3 can't be > 1000.
Yeah, it takes a second or two more, If I do the multiplication. But knowing it from looking makes it easy.

At the same time, the 5th problem needed working on it (math).
The options had 208.80 and 203 in them, and they are close enough that a guesstimate could get it wrong.

the comment sounded like a speech to me. A campaign... Loved it.

My ex-girlfriend (now 20) already had a HUGE paper-book collection at the age of 18 itself. Her younger sister has an equally big one too. I consider them exceptions though. In general, as "bigstrat2003" says above, today's youngsters' reading is goal-oriented than reading for its own sake.

Similar story here. Dad died not so long ago.. Talking to mom daily.. Sometimes it helps both of us, sometimes it upsets both. Still, daily.

(a 40 year old train has an accident, kills 50, all others injured - would we call for a ban on trains? - perhaps we should, because all other means are accident-free) A major natural disaster leads to a few deaths in a 40 year old nuclear plant. And hundreds of people are 'infected'. [coal-extraction kills too; Remember oil-leak?]. In the longer run: Aren't we not aware of the dangers from coal-burning plants in the long run? Shall we not take the cumulative effects rather than just a month's news report?