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I don't want dictionary definitions, OK. Season's greetings=)

I realize that a lot of people already asked, what would you ask God? This time, we're gonna look at things from the other side.

Be careful of what you ask, though. You might not like what you hear

like the Matrix or Plato's cave or something. Does that make any of our experiences, memories, little happy moments, etc. any LESS important or real?

Think about it...

"Omne esse est percipi." (To BE is to be PERCEIVED.)

I really would appreciate it if you answer=). It's about the death penalty and it's for my english assignment . Ok lang po kahit simple ang sagot...^_^For the yes/no questions, please kindly choose only one.

1 Do you know what crimes are sentenced

with capital punishment? If yes, can you tell them.

2)Do you think death penalty is constitutional? yes/no

3)Do you think the state has any right to put one of its

citizens to death as a means of punishment? yes/no

4)Do you support death penalty? yes/no. Why?

5)What crimes do you think deserve capital punishment?

6)Do you think capital punishment is humane? yes/no

7) The following are methods of execution used around the

world. Which do you think is the most humane? (Please

choose one)

*lethal injection

*decapitation

*electrocution

*firing squad

*hanging

8)Do you think capital punishment is effective at curbing

heinous crime rates? yes/no

9)Instead of capital punishment, can you think of a severe

punishment that can replace it?

Thank you..

I guess only a few people win in the genetic lottery.

WE ARE PART OF THE UNIVERSE. And since we ask all these questions about the Universe, existence and God, doesn't it somehow mean that the Universe is capable of introspection. I mean, it's like we are the part of the Universe that is thinking about itself (of course, there is the possibility of 'intelligent' life out there). Somehow it mirrors the way the human mind thinks about what a human being is.

There is a certain equation: P = P°+ ρgh which relates pressure inside a liquid with depth. Here P°is the pressure at h=0, ρ is the density of the liquid, h is depth and g is the acceleration due to gravity. But this equation assumes that ρ and g are constant, but they do vary with depth inside a planet. How does one calculate the pressure inside a planet made of, let's say, liquid hydrogen or molasses?