It was just a random thought.

Nothing to do with anything.



Nomad wrote: I see what your getting at.



*Back to my cave again*

<r>“The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane.”<br/>
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Nomad wrote: See this is what Im talking about. People laugh and scoff at me ...

<r>When Nikola Tesla received extraterrestrial radio signals before Jansky, people thought he was mad too.<br/>
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Nomad wrote: Weird is in the eye of the beholder. People thought Karl Jansky was odd because he was looking for radio waves in space but there they ...

So far, so good!

Sorry, I missed that.

I think it's interesting there were no adverse effects on monkeys, and now humans have such bad reaction to it.

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Peg wrote: Rabbits and monkeys.

No worries. You are being creative.

It's actually derived from the word glory, but in a sense of a self-sacrifice for a greater good.

If anyone cares.

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Slav (släv) pronunciation

n.

A member of one of the Slavic-speaking peoples of eastern Europe.

I am not a guy.

Thanks chonsigirl.

I am not using random assignment in my study, I am more interested in a relationship between the two. Not many people use random assignment, cause that's really hard in practical terms.

<r>I don't plan to practice on you. I am writing a research paper, so I've been spending a lot of time on the internet lately, and that's how I found this place. I am graduating this year, so I need to complete my research project. It's about smoking and personality, and I've posted the ...

It seems like a friendly place.

Still trying to figure out what's happening here.

I hope so too.

I am a psych sudent at York University, Toronto.

I've found this site by accident, and it seems to be very interesting forum, so I decided to join.

Does anybody know what animals they have used for animal testing?