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Originally posted by: Gurck
Fsck no, nothing is worth installing malware... Use Quicktime Alternative.Originally posted by: CheapArse
ah, QT...
Is this worth DL QT for?
Nice vid btw :laugh:
Yup another :thumbsup: for QT Alternative
Yeah, I know. Proof that Apple is *just* like every other company. Why people maintain devotion to their products is beyond me...
/mac vs PC discussion
It's hardly hidden: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/ Click on "QuickTime Standalone Installer" on that page (near the bottom right).
I thought a fight was gonna break out, what kind of BS is this? You found this entertaining or something? Damn jerry springer easily amused generation of retarded pebcaks. I ate at KFC once, fscking greasy crap. probalby don't change the oil for a month. More tards like you probably working there, wathcing stupid videos like this instead fo doing their fscking jobs. Ain't eating there no more. I cook my own damn chicken. Breaded, or BBQ sauce, baked, fried or grilled, on my worst day it's better than KFCs best.
When we eat plants, it's not very good for the plant, either, and nobody complains about THAT, despite the fact that they're living as well.
... and then nobody seems to care if somebody kills a mosquito or cockroach.
Why all the screams, then, when sombody uses an animal as food? Let's take lobster, for instance, which people get into some pretty heated debates about. Did you know that they're on the same classification level as insects? Take a look and see their relatives: http://tolweb.org/tree?group=Arthropoda&contgroup=Bilateria
Why the difference, then? Do we only want to save the big animals? Only the cute ones? Why don't we see any "save-the-cockroach" crusades like we see "save-the-lobster" ones?
Lobsters do not have advanced nervous systems so they do not feel pain like we do. Birds and mammals do feel pain just as much as humans do from what I understand.
The question is whether they're actually recognizing it as pain or not. You'll sure as hell see that lobster trying to claw it's way out as you put it in a pot of boiling water, but it's just acting out of reflex, it doesn't have the intelligence needed to comprehend pain.
Many would argue that some other animals also do not posess the intelligence required to recognize pain, they're just acting out of reflex, and that we're personifying them too much.
Many would argue that some other animals also do not posess the intelligence required to recognize pain, they're just acting out of reflex, and that we're personifying them too much.
What animals are you talking about? Intelligence has nothing to do with the capacity for pain. I've been around animals my entire life and I can assure you they feel pain just like we do and have many of the same emotions as humans do.
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: CheapArse
ah, QT...
Is this worth DL QT for?
No.
QFT
Reacting as if they felt pain does not correlate directly with feeling or comprehending pain. A fly will writhe if you pull its wing off, but it is incapable of feeling or recognizing pain.
Self-preservation is built reflexively into EVERY being. Just because one being exhibits qualities of it does not mean that it has any capacity to know why.
Self-preservation is built reflexively into EVERY being. Just because one being exhibits qualities of it does not mean that it has any capacity to know why.
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