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November 28, 2012
00:05	microboy	How much radiation does the average American absorb each year? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “6.2 millisieverts (620 millirem)” Over the course of a year, through natural sources and medical tests, the average American gets an effective radiation dose of 6.2 millisieverts (mSv). Source: CNN
00:05	microboy	Added Page To Source: Polonium: A little goes a long way - CNN.com

November 27, 2012
19:04	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “It has no purpose.” As far as I can tell the ear lobe serves no real function as far as from a medical standpoint. Source: Answers.com
19:04	microboy	Added Page To Source: What is the function of the ear lobe
19:04	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “Keeping our ears warm.” Since the earlobe does not contain cartilage it has a large blood supply and may help to warm the ears and maintain balance. Source: Wikipedia
19:03	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “It has no purpose.” However earlobes are not generally considered to have any major biological function. Source: Wikipedia
19:03	microboy	Added Page To Source: Earlobe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
19:03	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “It has no purpose.” If not, well, you'll just have to accept that earlobes are a vestigial structure, an evolutionary hiccup, a leftover bit of flesh that has to make do with getting punctured for fun. Source: Yahoo!
19:03	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Completed dispute
19:03	microboy	Added Page To Source: Do earlobes have a purpose?
19:03	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Changed Viewpoint “True” to “Keeping our ears warm.”
19:03	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Changed Viewpoint “False” to “It has no purpose.”
19:02	microboy	What is the biological purpose of the earlobe? Changed dispute from “True or False? "Yes, even the ear lobe has a purpose, for it helps to keep our ears warm during cold weather."” to “What is the biological purpose of the earlobe?”
17:29	microboy	Is there any absolute morality? Changed Viewpoint “True” to “No”
17:29	microboy	Is there any absolute morality? Changed Viewpoint “False” to “Yes”
17:29	microboy	Is there any absolute morality? Changed dispute from “True or False? "They are fluid and ever changing and I would argue that there are no single 'fixed absolutes' when it comes to morality."” to “Is there any absolute morality?”
17:25	microboy	Is morality possible without religion? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “Yes” In short, the 10 commandments are not really much in the way of a moral imperative so I fail to see how religion can really make the claim that morality is impossible without religion. Source: scienceantiscience.blogspot.com
17:24	microboy	What is the Sixth Commandment in the Bible? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “Thou shalt not kill.” SIX: 'You shall not murder.' Source: scienceantiscience.blogspot.com
17:23	microboy	True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment." Added Statement To Viewpoint: “True” There is no moral imperative in this commandment. Source: scienceantiscience.blogspot.com
17:23	microboy	True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment." Added dispute: True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment."
17:23	microboy	True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment." Added Viewpoint : “True” to True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment."
17:23	microboy	True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment." Added Viewpoint : “False” to True or False? "There is no moral imperative in this commandment."
17:23	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Changed Viewpoint “True” to “No”
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Changed Viewpoint “False” to “Yes”
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Changed dispute from “True or False? "JM: Another silly order with no moral imperative behind it."” to “Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative?”
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “True” JM: Another silly order with no moral imperative behind it. Source: scienceantiscience.blogspot.com
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Added dispute: Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative?
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Added Viewpoint : “True” to Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative?
17:22	microboy	Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative? Added Viewpoint : “False” to Is the Second Commandment (not to make idols) a moral imperative?
17:20	microboy	Is there any absolute morality? Added Statement To Viewpoint: “True” In essence, the claim to an absolute morality is nothing more than an attempt to bolster an individual's belief that they have found the one true religion. Source: scienceantiscience.blogspot.com