Oh, hell yes. I'm stealingt that. :)

This sounds suspiciously like Orbital screwed the pooch on this one. Was the original intent to use the robotic arm to help the craft dock?

He didn't say he tried it at all.

Maybe.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/marek-doyle/he…

Ignorance is bliss.

You can do all of those things too. Doesn't mean magnesium won't help.

You don't have to take that much to have beneficial health effects. The RDA is 1/10th to 1/15th of the laxative dose.

How much do you take, and in what form?

Just get enough magnesium and your sleep troubles will abate. Magnesium citrate is well absorbed, and very cheap.

I don't think it's solely non-behavioral, but the diet you describe can help make choosing easier. I've been on a low carb high fat diet for the past six months (25lb down) and eating that way helps me choose the right foods to eat simply because my hunger has decreased significantly. Behavioral and non-behavioral…

You know what? Maybe I'm just getting old, but too many action sequences bore me. They put me to sleep. Another explosion? Really? Another fire fight? Really? So I found the lack of constant actions scenes refreshing. I enjoyed this Wolverine move much more than the last as a result.

Changes in the Higgs field?

By the same logic sand is toxic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicosis

The rapid rise in obesity rates points to a non-behavioral cause. Has human psychology changed so much in your lifetime? No.

How do kids know how to learn?

How do kids learn to mimic behavior? How they know they're supposed to mimic behavior? Why are they motivated to mimic behavior?

How do they know how to role model?

We are absolutely not a blank slate. Do you have kids? If so did you teach them how to think? How to learn? How to be angry? How to cry?

I'm not sure what race has to do with anything. It's mainly a construct of culture.