Questions
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--Is the standardization of widescreen laptops merely an attempt by computer manufacturers to cheat consumers? ("[T]hey can still advertise that they offer 14.1 or 15.4 screens, but the screen area is smaller, and thus they save more money. ... How can laptop manufacturers still claim that they look after their customers when the move to widescreens is clearly a selfish one?")
--Should laws that red-line sex offenders by forbidding them to be within a certain radius of a school apply to Election Day, when the school is the offender's polling place? (Via Sex Crimes Blawg.)
--Why are "suspected sorcerers" in the D.R. Congo being arrested and in some cases almost lynched by angry mobs?
--A Special Guest Question: "Why have the genetic traits predisposing to homosexuality not been eliminated long ago?"
--Who should get to keep the pot?
--Should laws that red-line sex offenders by forbidding them to be within a certain radius of a school apply to Election Day, when the school is the offender's polling place? (Via Sex Crimes Blawg.)
--Why are "suspected sorcerers" in the D.R. Congo being arrested and in some cases almost lynched by angry mobs?
--A Special Guest Question: "Why have the genetic traits predisposing to homosexuality not been eliminated long ago?"
--Who should get to keep the pot?
Posted by Kip on
24 April 2008
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