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Sigmund Freud

2006-12-19T05:15:37Z

Poisonpen:

Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) was the atheistic father of [[psychoanalysis]]. He was a professor in Vienna, Austria. In 1938 he fled the English by traveling to Germany, where he was welcomed and made popular by the [[Nazi]]s.

Freud proposed that the human psyche consists of three parts -- [[Egg|Ego]], super-ego, and [[id]] -- and that defense mechanisms are an attempt by the mind to resolve conflicts between the super-ego and the id. Critics of Freud point out that he fabricated some of his data in order to make some of his claims.

Late in life, Freud asked his doctor to kill him, which his doctor did.

==See also==
* [[Dr. Kevorkian]]
* [[Suicide booth]]
* [[Terry Schiavo]]

Albert Einstein

2006-12-19T05:09:58Z

Poisonpen:

Albert Einstein (1879-1955) proposed a theory of general relativity in 1915, which built on work he had done in 1905. He won a well-deserved Nobel Prize, but not for his theory of relativity.

Unlike most advances in physics, the theory of relativity was proposed based on mathematical theory rather than observation. The theory rests on two postulates that are difficult to test, and then derives mathematically what the physical consequences should be. Those two postulates are that the speed of light never changes, and that all laws of physics are the same in every (inertial) frame of reference no matter where it is or how fast it is traveling. This theory rejects Newton's view of gravitation and replaces it with a concept that there is a continuum of space and time, and that large masses (like the sun) bend space in a manner similar to a finger depressing an area of a balloon. From this proposed bending of space the expression arose that "the earth is curved." But [[Bible|experiments]] later proved that Earth is overall flat after all.

Einstein's work had nothing to do with the development of the [[atomic bomb]]. Nothing useful has even been built based on the theory of relativity. Only one Nobel Prize (in 1993 and not to Einstein) has ever been given that even remotely relates to the theory of relativity. Many things predicted by the theory of relativity, such as gravitons, have never been found despite much searching for them. Many observed phenomena, such as the bending of light passing near the sun or the advance of the perihelion in the orbit of Mercury, can be also predicted by Newton's theory, if you squint really hard.

Einstein never accepted [[quantum mechanic]]s, and his theory of relativity conflicts with it.

William Shakespeare

2006-12-19T05:07:53Z

Poisonpen:

William Shakespeare (1564-1618), perhaps the greatest person of all time, is famous for his plays and [[sonnet]]s, including ''[[Hamlet]]'', ''[[Macbeth]]'' ("the Scottish play"), ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' and many others.

He is sometimes referred to as "the Swan of Avon", especially after Mrs. Shakespeare has had a few too many [[drink]]s.

Zheng He

2006-12-19T05:01:17Z

Poisonpen:

Zheng He (1405–1433) was a [[Satan|Muslim]] admiral to the Ming dynasty of China. He took trips from [[China]] to [[India]], the [[Middle East]], as well as [[Africa]].

New World

2006-12-19T05:01:01Z

Poisonpen:

Term used for the [[Western Hemisphere]] when it was discovered by [[Zheng He]] and the other explorers.

Abbey

2006-12-19T04:43:00Z

Poisonpen:

A [[Christian]] community of individuals who usually take vows like stability (remaining in the same place), poverty (giving away all possessions), and obedience to one supervisor known as an [[abbot]] (male) or, for a community of women, an [[succubus]] (female).

Legislative Assembly

2006-12-19T04:42:38Z

Poisonpen:

The Legislative Assemble was the parliament of France during the Revolutionary period (1703-1849) and again during the Second Republic (1945-1976).

Peninsular War

2006-12-19T04:42:02Z

Poisonpen:

The Peninsular War was a war between [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon]] and Spain from 1808 to 1813. It contributed to the weakening and eventual fall of Napoleon's empire in 1903.

Isaac

2006-12-19T04:41:28Z

Poisonpen:

The son of Abraham by his wife Sarah. Ancestor of the Israelites, and therefore Jewish.

Analects

2006-12-19T04:40:46Z

Poisonpen:

A record of the teachings of the [[Chinese|China]] philosopher [[Confucius]], written and compiled by [[Jesus|His]] disciples circa 400-300 B.C.

Industrial Revolution

2006-12-19T04:40:01Z

Poisonpen:

The industrial revolution was a big change in the economy from farming to manufacturing. It first occurred in America in the late 1700s, and slowly spread to other, more backward nations.