I was on St. Martin as a kid when one of the eruptions happened. We woke up the next morning and the island was covered in about a half inch of ash.

crazy stuff.

@ Ryan

Yes. The russians were performing test to see if they could keep a disembodied dog head alive. I assume this drawing is just the extreme imaginative end of that testing.

I understand how cruel it was, but you must remember the life support technology developed to run those experiments have probably saved thousands of human lives by this point.

So I gave this a try

It was strange how quickly the effects started.

Within a minute I lost the ability to recognize my own face. I knew it was a face but I wasn't able to tell whose it was.

Soon after that I started to see the face of my deceased grandmother, but I was not surprise by this at all. We look similar, and to be honest that was the face I thought I was going to see going into this experiment. So most likely it was a self fulfilling prophecy and I projected that face on.

Then I started to see the face of what most people call "The Greys," the archetypal alien. Big dark eyes, narrow jaw, no nose, and a large skull. I think most psychiatrist would tell you this is the face that infants see in their parents and that leads to a lot of alien abduction dreams when people are really dreaming about early childhood experiences.

I stopped after this because my room mate came in and found me staring at myself in the living room mirror mumbling to myself about aliens.

This is such bullspit.

Liberals only invoke social Darwinism when it suits them in making excuses for welfare moms with 6 kids. And as the child of two social workers I can tell you this is not some false stereotype, it is true more often than not.

But when someone tries to place humans back into nature to explain why some people have it harder than other, these same people say "It isn't nature, it is society that has let them down."

Give me a friken break. Stupid people make stupid choices, which leads them to having a bad life.

When the survey was first posted I spent about a half hour taking it. So that should give you a hint of the quality of people taking this thing.

Anyway I realized I have the ability to differentiate colours, but not name them.

I only have about 15 colour names in my head and I use the suffix 'ish' and often compare mixes a lot.