Feedback is always ready to pay tribute to the courage of those who are willing to argue a seemingly impossible position.
Then, pay tribute to a new organization called "vegetarians oppose the creation of children.
According to VACC's Information sheet: "The main reason for not creating children should be the aversion to aggression, seen at the worst of times in war, and many other ways that people make life difficult
The report goes on to discuss the tragic record of humanity in the first million years of its existence.
Over time, there is little comfort in the possibility that people may improve.
Even if people stop hurting, the world will avoid ecological disasters, which will be destroyed in the distant future.
When the sun exploded, 5 billion years ahead.
In the end, all the stars will run out and no life will be possible.
Therefore, even if the present and future problems are solved, extinction is inevitable. . .
Refusing to create a child is the only sensible response to the fact.
He hopes to produce a newsletter soon on how to convince people not to have children and how we can help animals.
If you would like to know more, please write to BCM Box VACC in WC1N 3XX, London.
How to stop the sun from exploding can be particularly popular.
* Catalogues of mail order companies that sell shares purchased from overproduction or bankrupt companies often tell bitter stories of yesterday's dreams.
On a trip to memory lane, try to read the list of deals 75 from Southampton Greenwell electronics.
Remember Sir Clive Sinclair's mini-TV?
You can buy brand new fancycasings for £ 2 for 30 p buyer loop.
The camera made by the chemist for the boots cost 3. 50 each.
The cost of a modem made by Doti for the British Telecom Kilostream data telephony service is only £ 4. 50.
Greenweld's "star deal" for it, set --
Top control box for CableTV.
"It looks like Visionhire has a bit of a backlog on their TV consoles," the catalog said in unison . "95each.
Meanwhile, Tandata forhome banking's brand-new boxed console made on BT's "severely unsuccessful" Prestel service costs just £ 16. 95.
But the most popular feedback is the page on CT2/Telepoint fi.
"Frustrating flop," Greenwell said.
There is no real value. . .
Failure is inevitable.
The first hardware to enter the market from this disaster came from Ferranti's Zonephone network.
"These devices are screwed to various buildings across the UK and you stop while calling with your very useful mobile phone.
If you're out of range, that's too bad (99.
9 per cent of Britain is not)
"But it's a nice toy in the course of it's going on," Greenwald said, offering only the entire terminal for £ 29.
According to Greenweld estimates, this is about 1 of the original cost of Zonephone.
When Greenweld got surplus from Ferranti's competitors BT and Mercury, we couldn't wait to know what it said.
The Journal of the Australian Institute of Engineers recently published a major topic on the theme "manufacturing: people are the key to success.
What is the accompanying cover illustration?
You're talking about robots.
* Forget your synthesizer and throw away your MIDI-
This is the latest instrument in Japan. it is an underwater organ.
It was developed by a researcher at Japan's Defense Agency, Yoshikawa Maoming, who tested the organ while taking a shower.
Ji Chuan said that the working principle of the organization is the "feedback principle "(sic).
He put a stream of water on a plastic pipe underwater and then relaxed to enjoy the concert.
So far he has tested a 55 cm aluminum tube that produces notes of about 1060Hz-which is in C.
In addition to about 80 odd missing notes, there are two important issues with the concept.
First of all, water is more dense than air, so it is a medium with lower efficiency in organ construction.
The second problem is that even the most enthusiastic underwater organ players will encounter quite limited performances. (
Can we convince Clarence Froman Henry to take the job? )
Other than George Frederick Handel's Water Music and Claude Debussy's LaMer, some other figures, like I'm blowing bubbles forever, seem to be fun.
** Why does the computer manufacturer choose such a bad name for their product?
Unlike most laptops, there is currently a gap in the market for Pocket PCs that are really small enough to fit in your pocket.
This gap is about to be filled.
So what's the name of the new gadget?
Bite your teeth.
Apple's advice is "personal digital assistant," which sounds like something you'll buy in a sex store, while Hewlett
Packard's 'sidea is an 'information application' and doesn't sound like it at all.
No one will think of the "handheld computer", this is them.
So why don't they call them that?
* Now that they have the right to travel, it seems that some citizens of the Soviet Union are not far enough from this place.
Just like Uladzimir Platonau, recently appointed president of the Bielarus Academy of Sciences.
Tired of cutting money, stopping pay and inflation, he packed his bags to the West.
According to Literaturnaya gazetareport, the famous mathematician is now working at a center in the United States to prepare for a flight to Mars.
* Feedback is enjoying a train trip from Richmond to reading, Berkeley.
Just outside stanness, the train stopped in the open countryside, where it stayed for about 15 minutes.
The rationale given adds a new highlight to the string of excuses for the British rail company: "The Swan has delayed the train online.