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Answered: Asking in Hebrew

Until a moderator answers this, or a solution presents itself, I reccomend sending your Hebrew questions to a Hebrew speaking member, and have him translate it for you. Then he could either post the ...

Answered: Arthur Clarke's "The City and the Stars" - concept ...

I am guessing Clarke uses the term Pure Intellect as a name for a certain entity, possibly of strong AI, an all encompassing intelligence. We cannot begin to imagine what such an entity would think of ...

Answered: Converting to and from Judaism/Christianity/Islam

Though by no fault of your own, your question is a bit offensive. Religion is not to be belittled. One does not convert by simply uttering a few words. A deep sense of belief is involved, commitment ...

Answered: Origin of anti-semitism

I'm not sure one can point out the exact origin of antisemitism, but it became legitimate and all consuming in Middle Aged Europe, where the consensus held that the Jews, as a people, were responsible ...

Answered: The feeling of hunger changed for me

I may be wrong, but it seems in your question that hunger, both now and in the past, was a relatively negative experience for you. While hunger is supposed to be "unpleasant" in a way, it shouldn't be ...

Answered: Which animals can get rabies and which can't?

According to Wikipedia, Rabies can affect most species of warm blooded animals, but is virtually non-existant in herbivores. Here is the original article.

Answered: Re-installing MS-office

I'm not aware of any way to what you ask, but a google search did lead me to some interesting reads. This is the official Microsoft answer to your question, which invloves a simple phone call to one ...

Answered: Why are people jealous?

I would have to say we each have our own borders and limits. Try and think whether your (or anyone else's) jealousy is productive or not. Being jealous of someone else's success, and then pursuing ...

Answered: The End of Humanity

The website basically presumes that Technology is advancing in an exponential rate, and has far surpassed natural evolution. Meaning that in the near future (Kurzweil says 2025-2030) technology will ...

Answered: The End of Humanity

Just wanted to know some opinions on this issue, it's not as if a straight answer exists. For further reading into some possible outcomes for Humanity (good and bad) I recommend KurzweilAI.net

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