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1. Silicone is a biologically active and toxic substance.

    The original statement by the Dow Chemical Company in the 1940s, repeated hundreds of times since, that silicone is biologically inert and nontoxic, was based on a single one-week study of rats and guineas pigs. (In 1943, Dow Chemical Company and Corning Glassworks formed Dow Corning Corporation to market silicone and silicone implants.)

    The basic gel implant filler DC 360 silicone fluid was once considered worth following up for development by Dow Corning scientists as a potent insecticide, one of the few known substances capable of killing cockroaches.

    Dow Corning researchers also studied silicone as a possible better chemical warfare and riot control agent, according to a 1969 internal memorandum obtained by the PSC.

    The silicone gel is not a single substance but a fluid comprised of numerous different versions of silicone, such that it is better termed a chemical soup

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A strict utilitarian will be forced to admit that, if it can be shown that punishing an innocent person would increase the total happiness of the whole society, then there are times when it is morally right to punish an innocent person.[4] (See telishment) An ethically "easy" example would be when an informed person—such as an army cadet—voluntarily accepts the "punishment" or risk of "harm" for the greater good.
    The Euthyphro dilemma can be resolved in the mind of a divine command theorist by simply accepting that if God tells us to do something which appears to be immoral, then we are to accept that it really is moral in the bigger picture, and that it only appears to be immoral.[5]
    A consequentialist believes that what is called right or wrong depends on what consequences come about as a result of a proposed action. As a way to test this view, some counterexamples may be considered which are intended to find out if this view holds up in extreme cases. For example, one may object that some actions appear to be right in principle even when terrible consequences have resulted from them. Also, there may be times when an action appears to be wrong in principle, but has wonderful consequences. A person wanting to stay faithful to the consequentialist view in the face of an extreme case may have to bite the bullet by taking the position that, even though these counterexamples do exist, the original view still holds up:

        Even though both drivers were driving recklessly, only the one who gets in an accident gets a severe penalty. It's okay that some people are treated differently based solely on their luck.

 Accepting the existence of moral luck may seem counterintuitive or even unreasonable to some, so this statement of acceptance can be seen as biting the bullet. 

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2024

240119 World Gone To Hell

240124 Milk and Honey

240124 Milk And Honey

240123 Existence And Non Existence

240202 Late Nights

240205 Just My Karma

240127 La Tamalera

240213 Before Heartbreak

240213 Before Hearts T1

240213 Before Hearts T2

240211 Migas

240223 Smoke Screen

240303 The Phantom

240304 Crystal Ball Pt01

240304 Crystal Ball Pt02

240304 Crystal Ball Pt03

240304 Crystal Ball pt04

240304 Crystal Ball Pt04

240304 Crystal Ball Pt06

240304 Crystal Ball Pt07

240304 Crystal Ball Pt08

240304 Crystal Ball Pt09

240304 Crystal Ball Pt10

240304 Crystal Ball Pt05

240309 Ashley And Various Other People At The Getty

240309 Ashley And Various Other People At The Getty 3

240309 Ashley And Various Other People At The Getty 4

240311 Riding Around

240317 Wednesday Possible

240318 Catcher

240402 After Fools

240401 Tom Foolery En Espaňol

Sound Recorder 240408 01 Ed3

240409 Bliss Of Successful Noise

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Barstool Brawlers Blues

Kaleidoscopic Visions

Thoughtless Abandon

240418 Synthetic Drift

240421 The Last Unicorn

240409 Sleepless

240410 Petrified Forest

http://www.californiaherps.com/identification/lizardsid/lizards.id.html
Soul - Immaterial aspect or essence of a person, conjoined with the body during life and separable at death. The concept of a soul is found in nearly all cultures and religions, though the interpretations of its nature vary considerably. The ancient Egyptians conceived of a dual soul, one surviving death but remaining near the body, while the other proceeded to the realm of the dead. The early Hebrews did not consider the soul as distinct from the body, but later Jewish writers perceived the two as separate. Christian theology adopted the Greek concept of an immortal soul, adding the notion that God created the soul and infused it into the body at conception. In Islam the soul is believed to come into existence at the same time as the body but is everlasting and subject to eternal bliss or torment after the death of the body. In Hinduism each soul, or atman, was created at the beginning of time and imprisoned in an earthly body; at death the soul is said to pass to a new body according to the laws of karma. Buddhism negates the idea of a soul, asserting that any sense of an individual self is illusory.

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