Or maybe the kids learn to be nice at age 4. Art is subjective and maybe the kids have learned that they shouldn't hurt someone's feelings over something that's totally subjective anyways.

Other studies have shown that children begin to learn empathy (i.e. the ability to put yourself in some else's shoes) around age 4 and this study just supports this fact. They aren't necessarily "gaining" anything by just being nice to someone.

My hypothesis is that the authors are borderline sociopaths for not even thinking of that possibility...

#10 -- Why? A clone is no different than any other child. The legal ramifications are exactly the same for a clone as any other offspring.

If a person's reproductive organs have been destroyed by radiation, cancer, or other catastrophe, in vitro fertilization is not an option. The only choice they have is cloning. It's wrong to deny someone the right to bear children because of superstition and ignorance.

"Marvelously 19th century" indeed. He has to be a time traveler to get a $600 apartment in San Francisco. I'm not interested in his book about bugs, but I'd love to read his book on how to get affordable flats in San Francisco.

Finding toxic black mold in a secret room is bad, but at least it wasn't a gelatinous cube or a beholder, you have to be at least 9th level before you can handle one of those.

RedZebra beat me to the punch: If you can see the monkey's face in the mirror, the monkey isn't looking at himself, he's looking at the cameraman.

I guess not all bloggers can be as smart as a monkey, LOL! Awesome photo and awesome submission, thanks for the link.