My real answer is the work of Norman Borlaug. His work with biotechnology in food has been estimated with saving billions of lives from starvation. Penn and Teller appropriately called him "the greatest human being who has ever lived."
My real answer is the work of Norman Borlaug. His work with biotechnology in food has been estimated with saving billions of lives from starvation. Penn and Teller appropriately called him "the greatest human being who has ever lived."
It's a shame he didn't invent a way to make governments care more about their people over profit by selling to richer countries, or make first world countries stop capitalizing on the resources of poorer countries. But the man wasn't Jesus!
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House!
Oh you really shouldn't have skipped to page 5. =(
Well you just missed a 2-3 page discussion on whether or not indoor plumbing was a 1925+ modern advancement.
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Somebody's wrong on the internet!
He's a writer, he argues semantics and has won many intrawebz.
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that can that changes color when your beer is the perfect temp.
THE BEST SHIT EVER
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