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"My mistake. According to the site, 20/20 with or without corrections including lense…" Kris Feenstra replied May 13 to Are you applying for the Mars-One Missions for 2023? Applications are open to all!	89	May 16 Reply by Holly Eeg
"I think the most dangerous risk is the risk of regret. If there was no line of commu…" Kris Feenstra replied May 13 to Are you applying for the Mars-One Missions for 2023? Applications are open to all!	89	May 16 Reply by Holly Eeg
"There is a Y-chromosomal Adam, but he would have never met Eve. Eve wouldn't be the…" Kris Feenstra replied May 13 to Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?	305	14 hours ago Reply by Kris Feenstra
"I don't know, but to start with, I would need a logically coherent definition." Kris Feenstra replied May 13 to What would be required to prove the existence of a "god"?	73	on Tuesday Reply by Jimmy
"No and yes if we are talking about a god who created each species individually. If I…" Kris Feenstra replied May 13 to If creationism were true...	19	May 14 Reply by x
"Having read them start to finish, neither of your links contradicts what I have said…" Kris Feenstra replied May 10 to What to do with guilty Jodi Arias and other psychopaths	144	May 14 Reply by Unseen
"Society as a whole has a bigger 'dog in the fight' than individual victims where the…" Kris Feenstra replied May 10 to What to do with guilty Jodi Arias and other psychopaths	144	May 14 Reply by Unseen
"I've already answered that. Crimes cannot be undone, and punishment restores nothing…" Kris Feenstra replied May 10 to What to do with guilty Jodi Arias and other psychopaths	144	May 14 Reply by Unseen
"Possibly. I'm not sure; I'd have to think on it. I use 'justice' here in a very dry…" Kris Feenstra replied May 10 to What to do with guilty Jodi Arias and other psychopaths	144	May 14 Reply by Unseen
"Define 'satisfaction' in a way to which justice can be accountable. To my mind, this…" Kris Feenstra replied May 10 to What to do with guilty Jodi Arias and other psychopaths	144	May 14 Reply by Unseen

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Kris Feenstra's Discussions (2,249)

"My mistake. According to the site, 20/20 with or without corrections including lense…"

"I think the most dangerous risk is the risk of regret. If there was no line of commu…"

"There is a Y-chromosomal Adam, but he would have never met Eve. Eve wouldn't be the…"

"I don't know, but to start with, I would need a logically coherent definition."

"No and yes if we are talking about a god who created each species individually. If I…"

"Having read them start to finish, neither of your links contradicts what I have said…"

"Society as a whole has a bigger 'dog in the fight' than individual victims where the…"

"I've already answered that. Crimes cannot be undone, and punishment restores nothing…"

"Possibly. I'm not sure; I'd have to think on it. I use 'justice' here in a very dry…"