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Teleportation one step nearer ...	by DragonLady	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Great.	by glenalec	2002-06-17 04:51:51
On a more serious note...	by glenalec	2002-06-17 04:59:31
Teleportation Physics	by Tomo	2002-06-17 05:22:10
As DA said...	by glenalec	2002-06-17 05:38:09
WOW!!!!!	by glenalec	2002-06-17 05:44:23
<dumb American question>	by CartaMusica	2002-06-17 10:04:01
given who it is and where he may be found	by mcnutcase	2002-06-17 11:57:09
And why...	by glenalec	2002-06-17 22:34:42
...can't the states of countries with United in them agree on anything? ;-) China doesn't have voting because the govt believes the people are too ignorant to choose leadership that will benefit them. I look at the US and my home country Australia and feel they may have a point! :-( Of course the better answer is to educate the people, and not (as the Aust Govt has done) teach them (in the state schools curriculum, no less - I'm talking Queensland specifically here - I've seen the leaked draft documents and compared to the published) incorrect things about the electoral system so they think that in a prefferential system a 'vote for a minor party is a wasted vote'! A good way to keep power centralised to the two largely indistinguishable major parties. I think we should scrap political-parties. Every vote should be a conscience vote and every significant vote of an MP should be publicised when they are going for re-election. There is no legal reason this couldn't be done right now! The Aust parliament was originally set up without the concept of political parties.
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