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Kristen Smith left a comment for Aaron

"cool you are in college! Is it nice in New Zealand?"

Mar 12, 2010

Raylena Herrera left a comment for Aaron

"Yeah, I think they will help a lot. Like I said, thanks, I really appreciated the experience of taking the course without actually taking it =) But honestly it was fun to read and absorb everything. It wasn't something that I thought had so…"

Feb 2, 2010

Aaron left a comment for Raylena Herrera

"Glad you enjoyed them. I hope they help you when making decisions, jury duty, or whenever critical thinking is needed :D"

Jan 30, 2010

Raylena Herrera left a comment for Aaron

"All right, I'm finished. I'm really sorry it took forever, but it was all good. I especially liked the powerpoints. They had some really good stuff in them, and I liked how they compared mean median and mode as being the same for…"

Jan 29, 2010

Aaron left a comment for Raylena Herrera

"We're all flawed, and some people are more flawed than others. this is why cases rarely have only one eye witness, and why police need to gather other evidence to support a case. As you've said, everyone sees things through different eyes…"

Jan 19, 2010

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Jan 19, 2010

Raylena Herrera left a comment for Aaron

"It does. Well, I was mostly wondering about human perspective, as well, in general. I mean, how would you know which one was true when in reality all of us are gentically flawed, and science has proved this. I mean, what I am trying to understand…"

Jan 18, 2010

Aaron left a comment for Raylena Herrera

"Well, I guess the one you'd have to choose is the one with the best circumstances. Which one was closer, less intoxicated, had no mental disorders, etc. If all those were exactly the same and the stories are slightly off, then you'd have…"

Jan 16, 2010

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Jan 15, 2010

Aaron replied to Supersour's discussion Is the School in the Wrong?

"Actually, doing any sort of experimentation on kids requires alot more than consent by legal guardians. It usually requires consent from the childrens doctors, teachers, other family members, etc. Of course, they have all those people working for…"

Jan 14, 2010

Aaron replied to Supersour's discussion Is the School in the Wrong?

"They could have kept them in cells. Like prison cells. Prisoners would run away if they could, yet they get more rights. Has anyone ever thought about how USELESS dog crates would be to keep humans. Imagine teh faecies and thigns that would build…"

Jan 14, 2010

Raylena Herrera left a comment for Aaron

"Wow! A lot more! But I am glad for it. I noticed that some of them are in a different format. It makes it easier this way, so I can read a little more now and then hold off the rest until I have the compatability to read them. Anyway. OK, here is…"

Jan 14, 2010

Aaron left a comment for Raylena Herrera

"Lecture 12 – Red Herrings & More Fallacies.docx(missed this one lol) Lecture 17 - Argument Construction, Making your own Arguments.docx Lecture 18 – Arguments by Analogy.docx Lecture 19 - The Structure of Statements &…"

Jan 13, 2010

Raylena Herrera left a comment for Aaron

"Whenever you are ready, I am ready for the last three. There is so much to learn, and so much I didn't know existed. Man, talk about uneducated. Thank you so much for letting me read these. Is it all right if after I am done reading them to ask…"

Jan 12, 2010

Aaron commented on Fang's blog post Brrr+Brrr=BRRRRR

"wow fail. Vostock II (Antarcta site) - 89.2 C (-128.6 F) on the 21st July, 1983 In 1922 meteorologists recorded a temperature of -96 Fahren heit at Oymyakon. Sorry Fang, Antarctica IS the coldest place on earth. Perhaps not the coldest populated…"

Jan 11, 2010

Aaron left a comment for Raylena Herrera

"Lecture 11 - Ad Hominem Arguments & Appeals to Authority.docx Lecture 11 - Ad Hominem Arguments & Appeals to Authority.docx Lecture 13 - Evaluating Testimony & Inferences to Explanations.docx Lecture 14 - Conspiracies, Dealing with The…"

Jan 5, 2010

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Relationship Status:: Single

About Me:: I'm a student at the University of Auckland, down at the bottom of the world in New Zealand. I am studying Biology, Geography (which in NZ is earth science) and Environmental science. I also like to write in my spare time, and am currently working on a novel or two over at writing.com.
I started reading Maximum ride when i was quite young, and recently picked up the last two books and read through them in a day. They were certainly fun to read :P

Education: Second year tertiary education (studying for a Bachelor of science degree).

Hobbies: Writing, guitar, swimming, studying,

Music: Only god knows - i like everything thats catchy.

Movies: Lord of the Rings, anything good.

Books: David Gemmell, and about a million others.

Where else do you hang out? (Fan Fiction, YouTube, Deviant Art, MySpace, Facebook, etc.): writing.com

Comment Wall (15 comments)

At 1:27pm on August 25, 2009, Micah said…: hey! im ur first comment:) i luv environmental science! still studying it and someday hope to go 2 a college where i can study that:)

At 7:36pm on August 28, 2009, Micah said…: yea i get it..altho my science teachers' lectures bore me to death i still luv studdying it:) so whats up?

At 12:26am on December 1, 2009, Raylena Herrera said…: Hey, I finished your articles. Interesting...

At 8:39pm on December 1, 2009, Raylena Herrera said…: Sure; that would be great! Thanx!
Been trying to get this comment up all day!

At 2:26am on December 3, 2009, Raylena Herrera said…: Thanx! I'll read them tomorrow if I have time at school. I can't here cuz I have Works on mine and it is a docx, and the other Word I have here doesn't have the compatability mode installed. So I will get back to you ASAP on it--thanx!

At 8:15pm on December 20, 2009, Raylena Herrera said…: OK, I've read them, and I am sorry it has taken me this long to reply--long story. Anyway, if you have more, I'd love them! I'm learning more than I thought I would, to be perfectly honest, and I think I can start to format some of my "arguments" in the way it has it formatted. Anyway, thanks. I'd appreciate it and I love to read them!

At 8:49pm on January 5, 2010, Raylena Herrera said…: OK, finally! I read the seven, nine and ten lectures. A lot to asorb, that's for sure! But I am glad to do it. If you have any more, please, I would like to read them!

Thanx!

At 11:52pm on January 12, 2010, Raylena Herrera said…: Whenever you are ready, I am ready for the last three. There is so much to learn, and so much I didn't know existed. Man, talk about uneducated. Thank you so much for letting me read these. Is it all right if after I am done reading them to ask you some questions? I have been saving a question or two...thank you!

At 12:34am on January 14, 2010, Raylena Herrera said…: Wow! A lot more! But I am glad for it. I noticed that some of them are in a different format. It makes it easier this way, so I can read a little more now and then hold off the rest until I have the compatability to read them. Anyway. OK, here is one of my questions: When it comes to the "eye witness" testimony, one of the things that it said was that for it to be true, that the witness needs to have all truth, otherwise it is false, but what I am wondering is that if you have two people at the scene, they see the exact same thing, and they tell you something vauguely the same, but then the details are off, which one, or if any, would you go with? Like it said, a lot of things to consider, but I am wondering about how you (not you as in YOU) would decide which one to go with. Would you go with the one that has the most detail, or how would that come in...?

At 10:37pm on January 15, 2010, Aaron said…: Well, I guess the one you'd have to choose is the one with the best circumstances. Which one was closer, less intoxicated, had no mental disorders, etc. If all those were exactly the same and the stories are slightly off, then you'd have to use evidence from the rest of teh case to figure out which one rings closer to the truth.
Hope that helps a little.