Safari Ary
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Inside trader or time-traveler??
Check this out guys, it's nuts. I'm not sure what to think. Peace
Ary
Check this out guys, it's nuts. I'm not sure what to think. Peace
Ary
DrMoab said:are you drunk?
Skorpyo said:Of course this story (though intriguing) does come from the same news source claiming the worlds first interview with a talking fish.
Eagle, the ocean mammal project by the NAVY has been underway for a LONG time (40 years) to be exact and is probably one of the most interesting ones I've ever heard of too. Though from the story it's good we don't pamper our troops this way . There's a decent AP article out there now:
http://www.wtopnews.com/?sid=61454&nid=255
which is from a local news radio station. Enjoy
Skorpyo
Yea, one of my room mates in collage was one of the marine biologist on the team that worked with those dolphins.Eagle said:As 's resident space cadet, let me just say that virtually everything I have ever read in science fiction has eventually come to pass in the "real" world. One of the latest examples:
One of my favorite sci-fi/fantasy authors is Anne McCaffrey. In one of her books, she deals with intelligence enhanced dolphins that were taken from Earth on a trio of colony ships to assist people in establishing a colony on a distant planet.
Then I read that the United States military was using dolphins to help clear the waters around Iraq of mines.
Do not discount the unlikely.
Eagle said:One of my favorite sci-fi/fantasy authors is Anne McCaffrey. In one of her books, she deals with intelligence enhanced dolphins that were taken from Earth on a trio of colony ships to assist people in establishing a colony on a distant planet.
RichP said:If what he said was true it never would have happened, the time police would have stopped him before he started and he never would have done it UNLESS his stock playing altered the future and destroyed it in which case he never would have come back to do it, sheesh, paradoxes are such a bitch...
dzolcali said:The story is very ellaborate. And if they can't prove he had inside info, they can't hold him in a cell until he admits it, thats against the constitution, it's false imprisonment. And also wrongful prosecution and a plethora of other illegal things.
red91inWA said:Wrong. They can hold him for 72 hours without having to formally charge him, IIRC. AND if they want the FEDS involved, which I'm sure they would be, they could probably hold him for longer.
The CONSTITUTION is only worth the paper it is written on. Many good ideas, but it is not the end all , be all most people would like it to be.