Recent content by Mr. Froggy

Ha ha, fun. Yeah, you can say a lot about a person based on what kinds of movies they like, but you cannot judge their intelligence based on that. Like KP said, you guys are just hating on people to boost your sense of superiority, most of you anyways. I also want to add that there have...

I don't think the quality of special effects should be based on size. There are several good examples for use of special effects for both large and small uses. Like 'Jurassic Park', that movie is old but it had great special effects, much better than in movies like 'Transformers', and it uses...

First, a prime number can be divided by two whole numbers: 1 and the number itself. Second, people do not experience the world in the form of axioms, we experience the world through our senses. It's the whole existentialism argument again, if you stretch logic to an indistinguishable mess...

"Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there's footprints on the moon." Jimi Hendrix "Everything is amazing and nobody is happy." IDK "An honest man is one who knows he cannot consume more that he has produced." Ayn Rand

For those of you who think that opinions can be facts or that facts can be opinions, there is a simple test. Prove it. Opinions are internal, you are either stating what you think, believe, like, etc..., you are not making a statement about what is, was or can be; proof would have to be made...

This is my favorite interpretation: Love is the highest emotional reaction to having that which you value most. All this is fine too: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/love

Animals don't use tools, they use things like tools. There's a subtle difference here; when a primate uses a stick to get ants out of a hole, he didn't invent an ant catching machine, he's just using a stick. If a monkey uses a rock like a hammer, he's not using a primitive hammer, he's just...

That's an existential kind of definition, but we're not talking about whether something has a "real or physical existence" are we? If you apply this definition to this argument, robots creating robots would be a natural process. From what this discussion is about, we're mainly looking at...

Google is your best friend, just google for the grammar rules associated with using quotation marks. Now, quotation marks can be used, and are accepted by writing standards, for purposes other than quoting, but only in matter of style. Like Mr. Jones pointed out, from the wikipedia article...

No. Natural is not a subjective term, it has a very specific definition. You do not use quotation marks when you are not quoting somebody. Breathe to survive is a good standard humanity is successful at, among others. Our world is not overpopulated, there are plenty of resources for...

YOU ARE ALL WRONG! http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/natural First, natural is not a subjective term, see definition for proof. Basically, if it doesn't exist in nature, it's not natural. There are no wild cars, no free roaming bridges, buildings don't grow out of the ground...

Space travel should be put on hold indefinitely. The governments of the world have nothing to gain from space exploration. Not to mention, with our current technology colonization and even heavily maned space stations are a wild unfocused dream. The fantasy of living in space sounds fine and...

I would go out looking for adventure. After I've come to accept what has happened, I would spend the rest of my life visiting every interesting place I could think off. I would spend the first weeks getting as much survival information and cool places to go to. When the internet and...