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The daily flamebait	by Arachnid	2004-10-21 02:00:38
Depends	by Spisefisken	2004-10-21 02:09:19
Wasn't it Freud that held the view...	by Arachnid	2004-10-21 02:11:22
Don't know if it was Freud originally	by Spisefisken	2004-10-21 02:15:43
Granted doing 'altruistic' things makes people	by Arachnid	2004-10-21 02:18:02
I believe it to be socially	by Spisefisken	2004-10-21 02:20:09
So then why	by Arachnid	2004-10-21 02:27:30
I think that's because	by Yaeger	2004-10-21 03:37:35
The catch with that	by Matthewdba	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Yes it will	by Control	2004-10-21 04:57:14
If they weren't aware of it before	by Matthewdba	2004-10-21 05:00:01
Do you have to be aware of a problem	by Control	2004-10-21 05:06:29
If you were aware of headaches	by Matthewdba	2004-10-21 05:09:22
Ok, potential brain tumor in 20 years	by Control	2004-10-21 05:12:00
Again, if you're not aware of it	by Matthewdba	2004-10-21 05:15:17
So you're saying:	by Control	2004-10-21 05:19:57
1) - Someone you care for might develop a brain tumor in 20 years. - you know about it even if they don't - you could do something about it, but don't That's not a problem? 2) Having a brain tumor you could have avoided by having someone caring enough about you to stop buying orange juice will not lessen your happiness?
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You wouldn't that it could have been avoided	by Spisefisken	2004-10-21 05:26:35
What I'm saying is	by Matthewdba	2004-10-21 05:27:38
You're on the wrong track.	by Naruki	2004-10-21 05:41:34
I'm not sure even that would work	by Matthewdba	2004-10-21 05:45:10

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