I think you can`t unlink both factors (genes/womb and country) because
genetic defects and growth of embryo are partly affected by social and
environmental circumstances of the country, carciogenic pollution and food,
malnutrition or physical stress of the mother (hard work, etc.). Thatswhy I
When faxes were invented, people got pissed off when their valuable fax
line was used by unsolicited advertisements. Thus, in many places fax spam
is now a legal offense punishable by a large fine for each unwanted faxed
message.
Ie, the conflict was resolvd simply by having the practice
Bahizi_P wrote:
Country of destination would be the answer.
Not to be critical, but do you have any data, or is this just your best
guess?
Life expectancy has a lot to do
with access to a myriad of services primary available in developed countries
(where life expectancy is greater) such
There are some good potential economic mechanisms using micro-payments. If it
costs even a nickel to send an email that would greatly reduce spam. Money is
not even necessary - suppose that when an email was sent a response was sent
back saying in order to accept this email you must factor this
Fred's solution looks to be the best. I remember noticing that the
copyrights for a lot of celebrity photographs are no longer with the
original photographer. Maybe this system does work
-yazad
Ask them how much is the least they would accept in payment for the
negative,
before you have
