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You've just given me nightmares... For me, as much as I also find it disturbing, meningococcal disease (or neisseria meningitidis, the bacteria that causes M.D.) is quite interesting. Otherwise, the Tyrant Virus from Resident Evil (although fictional) is always interesting...

I haven't played this game yet, but after listening to the soundtrack from this game (and after watching a few video game reviews), this is on the top of my 'to play' list: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim teaser theme:

Can't this website provide me with the REAL ten commandments? You know, the one where it has the final commandment in which you cannot boil a goat in its own mother's milk? :facepalm:

May I ask, why did they have to pick May 21st 2011 as the day of rapture? Why not April 30th 2011, considering it's the 66th anniversary of Adolf Hiter's death?

Re: Does race exist or is it a poor way of dividing up human Thinking about this issue makes me think about the documentary I saw a few nights ago called 'Race and Intelligence - Science's Last Taboo' by the BBC TV presenter Rageh Omarr. I think it was based on how the primary cause for changes...

Pope Infidel XIII

Re: The Westboro Baptist Church will be in my city on Saturd Don't forget to mention Shirley Phelps' illegitimate son. He was born out of wedlock.

According to what I've heard, Amnesia is most likely the scariest video game... ever. I haven't been much of a fan of survival horror video games (I'm not even frightened of Fatal Frame, and that's supposed to be ridiculously scary), but for some reason I've fallen in love with this one...

I can't help but think that there would surely be another way to make such a person functional without enforcing capital punishment. What if the individual's behaviour and decisions could be manipulated through certain practices such as re-engineering memory or altering chemical processing in...

Ah, yes. Unfortunately I have that very problem myself. Though how does that relate to the misery of mankind? I'm assuming it's one of the primary causes for anxiety or depression, which is indeed globally widespread.

That's an interesting one, considering that individuals dwell in false hope to try and escape from reality, but I think this relates to the fear of the unknown. Perhaps the 'fear of nothingness'?

Considering that Yahweh has killed over 2 million people overall (according to the Holy Bible), it does makes sense that he would be willing to send people to hell eternally because of his barbaric nature. If Adolf Hitler was God, he would've been more than happy to cast Jews into eternal...

Irrationality would be my answer.