Humans Decode Genome Heralded By Project Milestone
A humorous essay recounts the Humans Genome Project deciphering DNA and explains genetic basics. It jokes about Mendel, DNA as blueprints, and a future where genetics cures defects and standardizes wit, mentioning Al Gore and a gym locker metaphor.
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Divorce as a symptom of a healthy society
Philip D. Harvey argues that a reasonable level of divorce reflects a mobile and healthy society rather than moral decline, noting longer lifespans, economic mobility, and shifting remarriage dynamics. He cites personal experience with two marriages and emphasizes prioritizing children's interests while recognizing divorce can aid long-term well-being.
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Nader For Debates: A Call To Boost Green Support
An outspoken letter urges broad support for Ralph Nader to reach the 15 percent polling threshold for presidential debates. The author praises Nader as incorruptible and impactful, argues for moving the national debate, and notes strategic voting implications in swing states and the 2004 funding path if Greens reach 5 percent.
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Abortion questions loom as Bush Gore trade running mate talk
Bush and Gore faced abortion politics on rival networks. Gore defended choosing rights while Bush kept focus on a nominee who can lead and won’t alienate religious conservatives. Abortion issues drive platform changes and VP speculation with Ridge as a possible pick.
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