Absolutely. If the whole world implemented a 1 child law, then the population of earth would stabilize at ~1.5 billion within a couple generations. That will solve much of the problems of food, pollution, environmental degradation, and economy we currently face.

Chickity_China

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Keep eating them until I start speaking Russian.

It's saying things like that is what got you all in this mess in the first place.KiIIyou

I blame religion and television for everything.

25% unemployment? Complete banking collapse? Not even close....Maniacc1

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Here's a good one:

There is an arrow in the whitespace between the "E" and the "x".

Wow that is good I actually havent noticed that one before.

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No, the purpose wasn't to curb costs, the bill specifically targeted accessability to those who weren't already covered. Realisitcally, the health insurance industry has a MUCH lower profit margin than most other types of business. (3.3%) Raising rates just keeps the industry afloat. Affordability isn't going to be noticably altered by lowering the costs by 3.3% that insurance companies take in. There will have to be some other forms of cost cutting to make a significant difference.

LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"]eye on the pyramid anyone? Anyway, the only way to really improve the human race forever, is to make everyone black. Blacks have stronger muscle fibers, so they are stronger. It would improve humanity (even if slightly) forever. anyway, we dont have the planets to do this. We have the moon and mars and even that is experimental.warownslife

A. If only.

B. I didn't mean these planets. Just 5 random planets like earth, each with a1/5 of the poulation.

Reach is noticably better looking. The later levels look especially good. Overall it looks great, too bad the same can't be said for the music, imo.FastEddie2121