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January
25, 2003
Toward the Establishment of a
Universal Foot Pressure Standard: A
report of the Banff Boards of Scientific Enquiry
(I and II)
Danylo Burdenko
The purpose of this overview
is to provide an historical context for the development
of the Universal Foot Pressure Standard. This
report concludes with details of the two Banff
Boards of Scientific Enquiry in August 2002, and
outlines the internationally agreed upon model
for the standardization of the shoe and monopodal
pirate adaptation device [MPAD] industries, and
consequences for such standardization.
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February
15, 2003
Infantile Magnetic Attraction
and Repulsion: Clinical
Trials in the Field of Infant Psycho-Gravitation
Danylo Burdenko
This study provides evidence,
through trials involving nine subjects, supporting
the contention that infants hold the ability to
“magnetically” attract and repulse
objects for which they hold either deep-rooted
desire or disdain. Three infant cohorts participated
in two tests that propelled them into the air
in both the direction of, and away from, a series
of three objects. A control cohort was apathetic
toward all objects used.
20030215.pdf
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March
1, 2003
Vegetarianism: The
Vegilent Imperative
Kohle Torgenson
Over the course of recent history,
two seemingly unrelated trends have gained favour
within Western culture: vegetarianism and gun-related
violence. These two disturbing social blights
can be identified through a comparison of temporal
phenomenological incidents and their respective
increase in magnitude. This valuable study exposes
the intrinsic motivation of vegetarians to possess
firearms and comes at a time when society is capable
of affecting a change in the course of history
by limiting crimes of vegilence.
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March
15, 2003
Dissecting the Myth of the 'Strong
Ant': A Scientific Comparison
of the Compression Resistance of Ants and Humans
Sergei Rzhechnyik
Ten series of strength trials
were performed involving two separate insect species,
one human, and weights of varying mass. The resulting
data reveal an obvious gap between the relative
strength of the insects and the human. These results
clearly demonstrate the superiority of humans
and the fallacy of the ‘strong ant’
myth.
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