Develop a small chip thats meant to be the spot where one molecule would be able to appear. First make a nano-box or nano-hole in the center of the chip where the single magic molecule might be found. Once this is done give one chip to each prisoner to put in the vile they each have.

I feel compelled to correct this misconception. The MMR vaccine was touted as the evil cause of autism for a while, but overwhelming evidence is against this theory. Futher information is available at the CDC where the studies are all summarized. This misconception leads to people not vaccinating their children against measles, mumps and rubella, at least one of which (measles) is potentially deadly. The people who insist on not vaccinating their kids because they are suspicious about the government or the health industry in general are relying on the fact that everyone else is vaccinating their kids to protect their unvaccinated children, i.e. herd immunity.

This is just irresponsible and selfish.

If no one vaccinated their kids, they could die of measles or end up deaf, blind or severely disabled. Because the overwhelming majority are vaccinated, the dissenters can stick to their guns with very minimal health risks to their own children. I just don’t think this is fair and I can’t let that kind of misinformation go uncorrected. I think parents have a responsibility not just to their own kids but to society at large to vaccinate their children. Yes, new medical treatments sometimes have side effects that are unanticipated. But the MMR is not a new vaccine, and this issue has been extensively studied.

http://www.alternet.org/story/17432/

… talks about RISUG, birth control injection for men…

“The injection is called Reversible Inhibition of Sperm Under Guidance (RISUG, pronounced RICE-ugh). It was developed by professor Sujoy K. Guha, an Indian researcher of biomedical engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology. Guha has tested RISUG on men for more than 25 years with successful results. His research has drawn praise from the World Health Organization, as well as doctors from around the world. Pharmaceutical companies in India and Egypt are vying to buy RISUG, and, if all continues well with Guha’s research, RISUG will be available on the Indian market sometime within the next few years.”

I always wondered why a male birth control pill had not been invented and mass marketed all these years. Why is the onus always on the woman, up until recently (still the future)?

Birth control pills and injections targeted towards women have side effects. Why in this day and age are women still targets, while men are not?

More over, in India it has been reported that social workers do mass propaganda towards poor uneducated village women regarding birth control measures like pills or injections and they do not inform them of the possible grave side effects. All of the possible side effects of the current injection for women are not even known. Again, these women partake of these things in full faith. In a way it’s kind of taking advantage of their innocence.

So that’s the new theory: With a morning-after pill available, kids will be having sex willy-nilly. In fact, during the three-year delay for FDA approval, a deputy FDA commissioner, Dr. Janet Woodcock, reportedly said that she feared Plan B would “lead adolescents to form sex-based cults.”