When I am rushed off my feet at work I often joke that I will have to be cloned in order to get everything done. I remember hearing about Dolly the sheep and not really thinking much about the significance, after all sheep seem very similar anyway. I suppose when you hear about cloning you think of two identical individuals, like identical twins, but it isn’t really like that. A clone isn’t a carbon copy in the sense that it is the same age etc, it is made from the same genetic material. I don’t really know if it is a good thing, I am not that comfortable about messing around with nature, but if I had a problem in my family that could be helped by that sort of technology I wouldn’t have any ethical issues about using it.

What did Vietnam teach us?

A short speech/summary on human euthanasia.

Why do we pay our respects to the dead? Isn’t it too late by then? Should we not show more respect for the living? Specifially what about the living dead?

A lot of people in the western world may read this piece and look at it as fiction but a lot of other people with African roots will appraise its truthfulness.

Since the ancient Mayan times to the period of the existence of Albert Einstein, scientists and astronomers have put together many pieces of information and came to only two possible conclusions. Either nothing will happen, or something terribly destructive will. But what exactly is that "terribly destructive" thing?
Read on to find out!

Life in the Year 2100.

Floyd dies of heart attack.

I think we all know that the elderly are a problem. They can’t drive, they can’t walk at over a mile a day, and they smell of wee. Aside from causing endless disasters on the road, culling young, innocent, productive members of society they also cost millions of pounds a year in medical services, in a fruitless attempt to endlessly pre-long their drab meanness existence.

Look and be amazed by the western civilization at it’s finest.