Discussion > Discussion Category Health, Life & Death - 9 products found
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Life Changing Events:
... was always me and my decisions, ever since I was a little girl; I always felt that I acted older than my age in many ways. I even used to be happy to look older, but not now! These days I always want to look and act younger, maybe to make up for the lost years. Strange how people change over the years! My parents always treated me differently than my sister. I think now, that maybe this was because she was like o... Read the full review: EVEN TWINS ARE UNIQUE - LIFE CHANGING DECISIONS by karimkha |
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Euthanasia Discussion / Euthanasia is a controversial and complex subject revolving around the central question of whether or not a person has the right to choose to end their own life, and whether medical professionals should help an individual carry out this wish. - Points of contention are often the conditions... overall rating  (269 reviews)
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Drunken Experiences Discussion / overall rating  (6 reviews)
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UK ID Cards Discussion / Identiy cards are intented to be a stronger solution in the challenge of protecting people's identities. Background checks will ensure that claimed identities are real and not stolen, and will prevent criminals from using multiple identities. overall rating  (4 reviews)
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Getting Engaged Discussion / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Life Changing Events Discussion / overall rating  (1 review)
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Celebrity deaths: Why do they afftect us? Discussion / overall rating  (1 review)
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Altering life expectancy in unexpected ways Discussion / - Alternative Medicine? Hormone Injections? Magical Time Elves? What are you thoughts on how far people will go to stay young? overall rating  (1 review)
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Memory Stimualtion for Dementia Sufferers Discussion / overall rating  (1 review)
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Cot Death / Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) Discussion / Cot death is the term used to describe the sudden and unexpected death of a baby, that is unexplained before an investigation has been carried out. One in 1500 babies die in this way in the first year of life, most commonly between the ages of one and four months old. When the cause of dea... overall rating  (1 review)
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UK ID Cards ... did things get so backwards. I have a better idea. ID Cards for all World Leaders, Government Officials, and all Members that belong to major organisations that influence the world in any way. All their actions being monitored and shared with the public. Im sure that they have nothing to hide and so they would never oppose to this. They claim to "represent the public" and be "servants of the people" so it would make sense that the people must monitor those who represent them. Besides, we pay their VERY expensive salaries....so we are their bosses!!! and the decisions they make are too important not to be reviewed and approved by a more comp... Read the full review: ID...I dont think so by gurnzjleexv |
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UK ID Cards ... you are been tracked: Mobile phones: Your IMEI is recorded throughout the day. As long as your phone is on, it is being tracked. Your IMSI is recorded every time you place a phone call. Your location, time & date, duration of call, number that you called and the actual call is saved in a database for future reference. Passports: U.S passports already have chips placed inside them that sent a signal to a satellite that pin-points your location. All other passports and EU IDs simply store the information on a database of you leaving and entering a country. Cameras: In most countries the cameras in the streets have installed software that recognizes your face s ch... Read the full review: Freedom.... what freedom? by john65 |
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UK ID Cards ... ve just finished reading George Orwell s "1984", a novel that remains as prescient as ever. The similarities with Britain today would be comical if they weren t so frightening. Like Winston Smith, the books main character, I also live on the 7th floor of an apartment block and I m watched everywhere I go. There are no large posters of Big Brother in my neighbourhood but there are helicopters that hover over the building in the middle of the night. There are no telescreens in my flat but as soon as I leave there are cameras designed in the shape of glass eyeballs watching my every move. Every time I enter the building or use an elevator I m being watched. And t... Read the full review: We Must Defend Our Individual Freedom and Our Right to Privacy by Zmugzy |
