I love chipmunks, but what I'd really like to ask them is how do you move so damn fast?

@Babbitty_Rabbitty: I can just hear her saying "One does not 'pop'"

@Fallen: yes, but for example if a doctor and a nurse are discussing Patient X's condition outside her room, and Patient Y catches the conversation on camera...? I don't know the details on HIPAA, but it does seem like grounds for X to claim violation of privacy.

@LaissezFairy: yes! I<3 Bad Science.

@kv8246: I take your last point, but taking the risk of damaging virtual cars in a video game is a long way from hurting real people as in the Milgram experiments. I don't think it's as broadly applicable as that.

Eh... I can see how a full tripod and flash would interfere with staff trying to move around the room, especially in an emergency. But a cellphone camera? A small handheld camera?

@kv8246: No... the teens weren't asked to hurt anybody, for one thing.

This fMRI result, by itself, is not an explanation. It's just a finding.

@Leucadia: now THAT is what Alanis was talking 'bout!

@Ima B. Me: I got one 5 years ago and haven't gotten another yet. However, I would in a second if I had an idea I really liked.

Also -be friendly, but it's ok to wait and let them come to you. Some kids are shy and will shut down if you get in their space and start asking them questions.

@yourestillinadream: piecake!

Congrats to yourestillinadreamand all the other besties!

@yourestillinadream: I also look forward to the facts, charts and percentages:)

@wellfleet: ditto!

@yourestillinadream: I <3 you, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

@SophieWantsMizJback: also true, logical and reasonab- whoops, I did it again.

@scootermom: Yep, sexism is over ladies, we can all go home now...

@emfish55: wow, that's depressing.

"Pregnancy is not a disease to be prevented"