Truth you have to find out for yourself; you have to walk the path alone—and there is no path to truth. Truth is the vast ocean which has not been charted: it is fathomless. You have to find it, walking endlessly, and the endlessness becomes a torture, a thing that you are frightened of, if you have not understood the beginning of what we have been talking about. picked by sudeoo 3 years ago

I know this may come as a shock, but politicians have been known to lie, stretch the truth, and even be completly honest at times.
Problem is, how can you tell the difference. One way is FactCheck, another is PolitiFact. The Truth Is Out There. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

The site's donors feel that "An Inconvenient Truth" is so grounded, so filled with integrity that they will send you the DVD. (If they REALLY wanted me to see it, they'd put it on YouTube.) picked by hypnotode 3 years ago

"Jurisprudence of Artilects: Blueprint for a Synthetic Citizen" by Frank W. Sudia, JD., a member of the American Bar Association's Section of Science and Technology Law, tries to get the laws ready for synthetic citizens BEFORE they exist. picked by michelleroberts 3 years ago

The FTC would oversee the ratings, and reviewers would have to review the entire content of the game, not a reel provided by the developer. picked by TheBlueFrog 3 years ago

Many people seem to be confused about earmarks, so I thought I'd give this handy little article. picked by JoshSF49 1 year ago

The media has, of course, been incredibly one-sided about the story of the Jena 6. Here is an article by Jason Whitlock that tries to bring some truth to the rhetoric that is saturating this story picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

There are a lot of sites about Christianity out there. Here is one that looks at the bible from a scientific point of view. Was there a flood? Did Jesus exist? What did he look like? These and many more will be examined. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

"Some of the best and brightest of you, in fact - will still be behind a counter in Starbucks or Borders three years down the road." picked by Bornbad 2 years ago

Is there really any such thing as a "secret ingredient" these days? After all, over the past decade consumers have gotten more and more disclosure about what's in the food they eat-- everything from calorie content to food allergy information. picked by kakana 5 months ago

A new study in the Journal of Moral Education shows that parents regularly use deception to influence their kids. picked by Bornbad 2 months ago

It takes, on average, 30% longer to lie than to tell the truth.

"I swear, the cheque's in the post."

Nah - didn't take that long. picked by pocksucket 10 months ago

Who said you cant put truth in advertising?
But in a different respect, why is it humorous when we see the truth in these adverts? very few NSFW words, but mostly harmless! picked by craziesean 2 years ago

The research was designed to test two theories about the nature of honesty - the "Will" theory, in which honesty results from the active resistance of temptation, and the "Grace" theory in which honesty is a product of lack of temptation. picked by Bornbad 4 months ago

Are oysters really an aphrodisiac? Will having sex in water kill sperm and prevent pregnancy? Men's Health investigated the truth behind these myths and 10 others. picked by Wingnut 1 year ago

Last Friday was the 41st anniversary of the massacre of students and civilians at Tlatelolco in Mexico City. On October 2, 1968, days before the opening ceremonies of the Mexico City Olympics, the first held in Latin America or in a developing country, soldiers and paramilitaries surrounded and opened fire on throngs of unarmed demonstrators who had gathered at the Tlatelolco district’s Plaz... read full post picked by jLoSsDh 2 months ago

Consider the noble condom: it shows up (when invited), does its job, and does it well (98 percent of the time, unless we somehow manage to mess it up, in which case it still works more than eight out of 10 times).
*includes video* picked by Bornbad 3 months ago

High-ranking defectors provide an unprecedented inside look at the
Church of Scientology and its mercurial leader, David Miscavige. picked by 2manyusernames 5 months ago

What you didn't know, what you probably should have known, what they aren't telling you.

Yeah, they lied. Anyone really surprised? picked by dollyllama 3 years ago

They're like the Mythbusters, but lower budget and Australian. picked by gratheo 2 years ago