The Cosmic Corner | Stock Discussion Forums

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

Pastimes
The Cosmic Corner

An SI Board Since October 2001

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans
667	7	0

Emcee: cosmicforce	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):

Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
642	In this world, actions, not morality, have consequences. Morality is a way of th	Bill	-	12/18/2001
641	RE:Looks like Neanderthals were too stuck up to truck with us: Or could it have	Bald Eagle	-	12/18/2001
640	Who's In Control.....? >>My theory is that by the time a kid is 13-14	Frederick Smart	-	12/18/2001
639	That's very interesting. I wonder if they were wiped out by some sort of vi	epicure	-	12/17/2001
638	Parents letting their child study rabid fundamentalism seems like an unusual def	cosmicforce	-	12/17/2001
637	Looks like Neanderthals were too stuck up to truck with us: BBC News Wedne	John Soileau	-	12/17/2001
636	I thought this was pretty interesting. What's your take? BOSTON GLOBE <	Bill	-	12/17/2001
635	Game theory merging with evolutionary theory is very cool. We have only seen th	epicure	-	12/16/2001
634	I think trading and transacting business play a bigger part in symbiosis. Not to	Tom Clarke	-	12/15/2001
633	This has to do with optimization in game theory. It is possible to derive great	cosmicforce	-	12/15/2001
632	Aren't they at just as likely to cheat, if they think they can get away with	Greg or e	-	12/15/2001
631	Thanks Charley. That was a good article. <So altruism should long ago have	cosmicforce	-	12/15/2001
630	"Look ma, no hands" as survival mechanism. discover.com	Tom Clarke	-	12/15/2001
629	Hmmm. Natural pacifist. Bit of an oxymoron, that. Heck, you can't walk ac	cosmicforce	-	12/12/2001
628	One should be willing to extend the olive branch, but sometimes it's necessa	TimF	-	12/12/2001
627	If something as complex as a parasite can be created in this Monte Carlo system	cosmicforce	-	12/12/2001
626	"`Speak English!' said the Eaglet. `I don't know the meaning of hal	Greg or e	-	12/12/2001
625	I LOVE that coug. Kisskiss	epicure	-	12/12/2001
624	There are no good examples in nature for a very good reason. Nature is red in t	epicure	-	12/12/2001
623	And the Walrus and the Carpenter are W and C in my mind.. the kings of the beac	coug	-	12/11/2001
622	And so reading SI, and the news , I am reminded: Tweedledee smiled gently, and	coug	-	12/11/2001
621	I think that I'm a natural pacifist, enough so that a turn-the-other-cheek r	Lane3	-	12/11/2001
620	I'd be a lot happier to be a pacifist if there weren't so many people wa	cosmicforce	-	12/11/2001
619	Moose pasture? Cool! Does it have wildflowers in the spring? I'll pay ext	Lane3	-	12/11/2001
618	I have some lovely moose pasture that I think you might be interested in buying.	Greg or e	-	12/11/2001

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):