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Star Trek

I believe that when gaming started, and much throughout the 90s and early 2000s, most gaming was seen as a gendered activity towards men. Get your son a videogame console, get your daughter other “gir…

@Noflaps said in #7: > Does everybody think "green" is all there is to it? Even if we can reliably (from a systems approach, taking into account the mining and the waste disposal challenges that accom…

@dogsnob said in #1: > Why do I see time after time, "this topic is closed?" > > Who is deciding what we shall and shall not discuss, and why? > > Surely the members can decide whether or not they wan…

Combinatorics

@WassimBerbar said in #50: > I don't think getting religious facts from Google will help you much. > > God can do everything. He has unlimited power. He can with very ease turn clay into bones and fle…

@rubin8232 said in #13: > As someone who was raised in a very orthodox house and now I don't believe in religion at all (although I do practice it) and about God I am agnostic. I can understand the mi…

@ReChesster said in #15: > I think heligions were here to explain all the things people didn't understand back then (like how humans appeared on the world or how the world was formed). Now with all th…

As an atheist myself, believe that any social and ntelligent species that communicates like us would make a religion. Intelligent beings want to understand the world around them. Before they have the …

Religion is a scourge on humanity. @PTX187 said in #6: > In vain, it is more profitable to believe. > Look at here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal%27s_wager What a garbage reason to believe in nonsense.…