Wow. super oldie. I remember playing with this or something like it in middle school (I'm graduating from college in a few months). So... about 10 years old?

do your research. Andorra is 181 sqMiles

Paul - no one buys it and a few kids starve, but the system gets fixed long term.

and also Trace Bundy - http://www.tracebundy.com/ - IMO he's a good bit better than Andy McKee. When Andy plays it sounds like he's too busy experimenting, trace bundy makes it into a full song.

More people living in places that are dangerous, as well as a more global and comprehensive tracking network (especially for earthquakes) and climate change and other factors such as top soil erosion and deforestation (in the case of floods).

Alex - in that same direction, I'd suggest "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins. I would also classify it as "an interesting argument about the existence of God"

Rob - there's a big difference between Evolution and Creationism. Would you accept the Anasazi, Norse or Pastafarian creation myth being taught to your children as science? your child comes home with "scientific proofs" (no doubt the same as the Christian scientific proofs) telling her that we all live on the back of an invisible intergalactic turtle?

Also, clever wording there, about disproving the existence of God. Try this: I believe there's a nice china teapot somewhere between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter. it's been there since the beginning of the universe, well before man. Sound irrational and even a little crazy? fine, prove it doesn't exist. you can't.

The burden of proof is on me to prove the teapot exists. Just as the burden of proof is on you to prove God's existence.

Also. the zoom in on the brick falling off the front of the table you can see a finger pushing it through the cloth.