Here's a question I want the answer to.

There are many indeed. If string theory is correct, then space isn't 3 Dimensional. In fact there may be as many as 10 spacial dimensions, folded into the fabric of the universe. But our bodies aren't able to perceive beyond three dimensions. Consider a being that exists in two dimensions. If you walked into it's space, it could only perceive that sliver of you that occupied the space that it could comprehend. If you picked it up, then it would see different slivers of you, but it could never fully grasp a three dimensional object in it's mind. So what would we see from a 4 dimensional creature. Or 6 or 7 for that matter. The universe is far more complex than we can grasp intuitively.

La Hoya?

Similar question, why is it that you're mature enough to buy a firearm before you're mature enough to buy a beer?

Answer for (a) is it's a way (path) you can drive upon. Parkway is not a term used outside USA, but it means a road near a park/with trees/ etc. Park as in leisure park. (b) Cargo = from spanish carga (to be charged or loaded up). A ship is a germanic word, seen in dutch schip, german schiff, swedish skip, etc. -ment means condition-of, in french. The word "shipment" is a combination of a germanic stem (ship-), meaning thing that transports goods or people, and, (-ment), meaning condition of. So condition of transporting goods. A car therefore can carry a shipment, as can a backpack, a ship, a drug dealer, or a space shuttle.

1. Yes. My eyes see colour slightly differently. I have to open both to see the same as "normal" people. 2. Dogs can apparently understand about 100 words, mostly verbs and nouns, as can great apes. So I suppose it's a training and intelligence thing. 3. Theoretically yes. They're trying now with dolphins and with pets. I imagine their language is verbs, warnings and nouns. So: "eagle!" or "food!" or "friend!" Whether this counts as 'language' depends on whether it has grammar, whcih it doesn't seem to. However, cetaceans might have grammar.

and honey, if you lose your shoe at midnight, you're drunk

and, the root of a negative

Why was this downvoted? It's pretty cool.

Yes, through chemicals released into the air, on contact or symbiotic fungi connecting roots.

The animal name comes from Algonquin language: wuchak

Hollywood! It wasn't just the early Star Wars films either. For a few decades the casting people got very lazy.

The egg

I believe the wonderful Dame Maggie Smith had the best response to a religious question: Having a religion is like having a penis. It's okay to have one and be proud of it - it's not fine to get it out in public and try ramming it down anyone else's throat!

We've already disproven the existence of God. The babblefish. It's a creature so extraordinarily useful that it could only have been created by a higher power. However, God is a being of faith, and by it's nature, faith can only exist without proof. But by creating the babblefish, God has proven his existence, thereby destroying himself. Ergo, God doesn't exist.

God is real im not forcing you to believe it but im praying for you

Because when it was discovered, they couldn't figure out what it did, so they thought it was leftover dormant stuff that didn't do anything. This is what they believed when I went to school, but then they discovered that indeed, it's important and codes for things, just not proteins. But nobody wanted to change the name.

To the victor go the spoils.

Yes, no. Both

Maybe it's a torus or toroid and moving along a gravitational surface back to its start point (think of an onion)

If you believe God exists, then yes. If you don't, then no. As Neitsche once said, "Is man Gods biggest mistake, or is God mans biggest mistake?"

Humans made God to explain to themselves how everything else happened.

If a woodchuck could chuck wood, he'd chuck as much as he could!

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