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My dad and I have been laughing about it for a long time now. I think my sister was only spanked 2 or 3 times. The last time any us of were spanked happened when my she wet her pants in Dad's lap. We laugh a lot about it, actually.

However, I'll add the caveat that things tend to get a little crazy around YC application deadlines. My feeling is that some people seem to feel the need to 'fall in line' around that time.

Have you ever seen THX 1138? It's a good movie.

In all seriousness... lets try to admit there are problems here. I lurk more than I post for simple fear of bothering someone's sensibilities. In fact, when I do post, I tend to generalize so I don't lose half my karma.

That said; I want a MacBook Pro. ;-)

Searching while listening to music is great, I like it.

More accurately: exists with the intent to advance education. And this is where your argument falls apart.

The "real world" isn't exactly known for a lack of bullshit; dealing with it (i.e. having discipline and tenacity) is as marketable a skill as knowing how to code.

A number of us here are young, ambitious, and have grand visions for "changing the world." Our only reasons for obedience to the university system is to achieve our goals. I call bullshit on the world. I want to change the world, not adapt to it. But cheers to you mate.

Honestly, I have to imagine two sessions a year are already pretty rough.

Music therapy seems to be developing as a respected treatment method. Anything that promotes a patient's creativity is highly recommended.

I can remember covering at least one positive story every week about Omega-3 and/or antioxidants.

Other than that keep your ear to the ground for upcoming research studies looking for participants.

I've been up for a couple days or something, so I'm losing my coherence here. E-mail me and I can put you in touch with some really good people who are more up-to-date on current progresses in the field than I am. They keep normal sleep hours, too.

At the risk of getting "too" political, I believe there's a contingent of Paul supporters who don't seem so... umm... ethically inclined. A goofy thing to say about the world of politics, no doubt. But combine that lack of ethics with technological ability...

What's odd is that, seemingly, so few non-hackers are scared of the implications of these machines.

Here's a scary combo: Ron Paul's tech savvy followers + no paper trails.

But I do hope the the origami idea is just part of his plans.

We've since separated. Things are working out far better now for my programming schedule. Unfortunately, no more sex.

Socialize, but not for the sake of it. Also, some people are for the late nights, some aren't. Just remember to keep tabs on your health. And I mean that more in the mental sense.

Care to share anymore of your ultimate goal? From the outset, I don't see anything too compelling, and I didn't really expect YC to jump on the Facebook App train. Is there more to it that you're holding back on for now?

People like them (Cognitive Code) give AI research a bad name. As always, put up or shutup.