Theodore Said:

Why do so many people love believing in ghosts, God and the supernatural?

We Answered:

man life sucks and its sometimes especially weak minded people its easier to just say god or angels or the devil or ghosts or watever it may be is the truth and makes it easier to live knowing we are gonna die u believe in reeincarnation ur in the same boat wtf??

Jeffery Said:

How does mass media report new discoveries in medicine?

We Answered:

Today's Top Science New http://www.sciencedaily.com/ Health & Medicine News http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/health_… Best New Discoveries in Science and Medicine http://inventorspot.com/writers/rane

Elaine Said:

More conservative mamby pamby whining about the media - How can they do it?

We Answered:

They have no other arguments than the ones given them by the media.

Vivian Said:

Pharmaceutical Companies make public more aware to what medicine, etc. ?

We Answered:

Big Pharm has made people more aware of depression in order to sell more antidepressants. They're hideously corrupt and greedy, but one positive off-shoot of their efforts to make a lot of money is de-stigmatizing mental illness. Bonniva (sp?) has Sally Field shilling for them in frequent commercials that are unintentionally very funny. I would guess they've made some more aware of osteoporosis.

Milton Said:

Should there be new categories for Nobel Prize?

We Answered:

Pure inventions is not a good idea. The point of the Nobel Prize is to recognize and reward fields where there is little recognition or reward, yet a lot of importance. Inventions are certainly important. But they are already heavily rewarded, since if you make a great invention, you will make a lot of money selling it. And recognition also goes along with that in many cases. Do we really need to highlight the work of the person who invented the internet (thank you Al Gore) since we all know how important it is without such recognition? So inventions should not qualify for a prize.

I doubt Nobel would have wanted a philosophy award since it is not easy to see how that betters humanity. It's a field for which there are no wrong answers and conflicting viewpoints can have equal merit. How would you pick an idea worth rewarding? How does that idea better society? I'm sure there are people who think that it does. But I don't see that personally.

Environment is a pretty small field (in number of researchers, not in scope) and the research in it are already carved up into the other science fields that are rewarded.

But hey, I'd be willing to allow number 1 and 3. I don't think they add anything, but I have nothing personal against them. Your number 2, on the other hand, should not be an award category.

Johnnie Said:

Will the new ad campaign for government sponsored medicine work?

We Answered:

Its obvious we are being distracted by this for some reason...possibly Socialized Medicine is the true aim of this, though the distraction of Air Force One terrorizing New York is another unrelated distractor that might show that anything scary is being used to keep the American people off balance.

I do agree...something is up. I just don't know exactly what yet...

Allison Said:

What's the worst nonsense about guns in the media?

We Answered:

The almost complete inaccuracy the irresponsible media has when reporting about ANY firearm related story. They hype it up to the point where you can't tell fact from fiction. Case in point, here locally in Hampton Roads Virginia they reported a gun crime, describing the firearm as an assault weapon, the weapon in question was a Ruger 10/22 !!!! ( That's a .22 caliber rifle for those that don't know) The worst offenders are the big 3 cable news networks, where ratings seem to over ride accurate and comprehensive reporting. remember the massacre at Va. Tech where the media coverage made unfounded claims about what type of weapon the killer was using, everything from machine guns to high powered assault rifles, when in reality he used a simple Glock 9mm and a Walther 22 pistol.Even then they called the weapons "combat pistols", and the average American simply doesn't know any better.In this age of political correctness, it's literally a war of words, and the wording our "media" uses to report on firearm storys is mostly speculation, conjecture, and complete lies.If it bleeds, it leads.