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I see paranoid delusions being the result of excess stress hormone production due to an inner biochemical abnormality that very often can be treated by nutritional means. When we suffer from delusions and irrational fears, it is because the body is producing excess stress hormones out of the blue - adrenaline and cortisol.
When you look at the function of adrenaline, it normally functions to ready the body for strenuous action in the face of some danger in the environment. But in a paranoid situation, no such danger exists in the environment, but is created in the mind of the person as the only possible explanation as to why we should experience fear without an object of fear.
People with unexplained anxiety attacks can become phobic, when they start to develop a specific fear - an unreasonable fear of something in the environment. Hence they can develop a irrational fear of elevators, or being in open paces or constantly worried about "closing doors" etc etc..
Thus it is the unprovoked production of stress hormones - especially adrenaline, a very fast acting hormone - that causes us to experience fear without a cause.
Now adrenaline function to convert sugar stores in the body - glycogen - into glucose. As explained in this Image. Thus the question is; "Why should the body suddenly have a need for glucose?" The answer is that the brain is the most sensitive organ in the body to any fluctuation in the supply of glucose as its only source of biological energy. The brain although 2 per cent of the body requires about 60-70 percent of all available energy, whether we are asleep or awake. A normal healthy cell requires about 2 million molecules of energy (ATP) per second to fuel biochemical reactions inside the cell. This is all derived from glucose in our food. Thus when the brain experiences energy starvation - glucose starvation - it will send a hormonal message to the adrenal glands to pour adrenaline into the system in order to supply the brain with energy again.
Now the question is: Why is the brain suffering from energy starvation? The answer is Hypoglycemia. Most schizophrenics suffer from hypoglycemia as one of the factors affecting their moods. Hypoglycemia also explains why so many schizophrenic resort to alcohol to medicate themselves against emotional turmoil caused by excess adrenaline. Alcohol is a temporary remedy against excess adrenaline! It calms them down. However, alcohol being itself a hypoglycemic chemical - lowering blood sugar levels - will worsen hypoglycemia in a person and consequently aggravate adrenaline stimulation in the end.
It is well-known that schizophrenics benefit from adopting the Hypoglycemic diet, as it will stabilise their blood sugar levels going to the brain. With more stable blood sugar feeding the brain, it will resort less to use adrenaline to rebalance energy levels and hence less anxiety attacks and delusions.
In addition, there is very good temporary remedy that can stop unstable blood sugar levels going to the brain, and that is GLYCERINE. Take one tablespoon of glycerine in a glass of water and a dash of lemon juice to improve taste, three times a day. It will bypass the pancreas in preventing the over-stimualtion of insulin (called hyperinsulinism) that can cause a sudden drop in glucose levels to the brain and should reduce the experience of delusions and hallucinations.
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This new vision of cloud should represent a modern IT architecture -- that is, one that displaces the application architectures of the past.
With distributed-SOA clouds, enterprises could host components of applications in the cloud, use the cloud to add instances of software components to improve performance in periods of critical load, and even fail over to the cloud if internal IT elements fail. Distributed-SOA clouds could also host service features, creating a modern vision of intelligent networking that enables network and cloud operators to be players in this era of smartphones and tablets.
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The second requirement for this cloud architecture design of the future relates to networking; the cloud's relationship with the network must be integration rather than overlay. Software-defined networking (SDN) is the initiative that best represents this vision in the current market, but SDN has to be expanded conceptually to embrace every application programming interface (API) the network exposes to higher software layers. SDN also has to expand beyond the data center to control the cloud experience overall -- something that's not been a high priority in current SDN activity.
How networks mesh with the cloud is perhaps the most critical issue in cloud computing because the efficiency of that connection determines just how distributed cloud resources can really be and how well they can serve various applications' needs.
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The future cloud must be federated by design. Common carriers successfully sustained integrated multi-operator communications services for decades based on the principles of the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and time-division multiplexing (TDM). These services, however, focus on connectivity. They were not designed for services that integrate smart computer-based components to deliver experiences.
Standards groups have struggled with federation issues for years with minimal success, and this can be attributed to the fact that their initiatives have focused on constructing mechanisms to share functionality, rather than on mechanisms to build shared functionality. The true cloud architecture design of the future must be plug-and-play for applications and resources at all levels, with full security and accountability.
While all of these issues are recognized in the cloud marketplace, there is still no single point where they're being addressed. At this point in cloud conceptual development, it may not be possible to create such a single point, and so it will be critical for cloud providers to monitor and influence independent activities in these areas to ensure that the cloud concept that evolves is compatible with the optimum vision of cloud value for the future.
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I've heard that when an object is accelerated at huge huge speeds they actually gain mass. Is there a formula to see how much mass an object would gain will going a certain velocity.
I quote RandallB, since this topic was somewhat discussed in this thread recently. The important concept to note here is that it is the momentum which increases, not the 'mass'. In my opinion, in special relativity only invariant mass should be considered and the whole notion of 'relativistic' mass should be abandoned in special relativity (the situation in general relativity is somewhat more complex). As Randall says above, the notion that mass increases is usually introduced when explaining the 'basics' of relativity in a general context, but leads to misunderstandings when it comes to formally learning relativity. Below are some links which you may wish to peruse; Invarient Mass Relativistic Mass Relativistic Mechanics
after reading those links, then let me see if I understand: mass has 2 situations: invariant mass, that, independent from the observer, it has a defined value. relativistic mass, that depends on observer. relativistic mass is "transformed" by lorentz factor. invaritant mass, isn't "tranformed", and it is normally the mass that we use in classical mecanics, in expressions like: density=m/V, kinectic E=1/2mv^2, potential E=mgh and so1. relativistic mass, is used in modern mecanics, and is too "named" as energy, by the E=mcc. both masses can be used in momentum expression(p=mv) in case of photon, it has no invariant mass, but as it have energy, we must assume it as relativistic mass am I right about this?? Regards, littlepig
so that's why, in my post, this one i couldn't say the energy released by hidrogen in man "B" couldn't be greater than in man "A". The invariant mass doesn't varies, because velocity doesn't take efect on invariant mass....humm....getting it...:tongue2: thank you for your help and links...


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ST. PAUL, Minn. — Matt Cooke will face an in-person hearing Wednesday in New York at 10:30 a.m. MDT, after his kneeing infraction against the Avalanche's Tyson Barrie Monday in a playoff game.
As is standard policy for in-person supplemental disciplinary hearings with the NHL, the Minnesota Wild forward will be joined by the Wild's general manager, Chuck Fletcher, and Cooke's agent, Pat Morris (also the agent for the Avs' Ryan O'Reilly). A representative from the NHL Players' Association also will be on hand, and Wild coach Mike Yeo has the option to be present. The hearing will be conducted by new NHL director of player safety, Stephane Quintal, who recently took over for Brendan Shanahan after he took a front-office job with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The NHL offers in person hearings when considering suspending a player for more than five games. Cooke has five previous NHL suspensions according to the Minnesota Wild.
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Official repeat offender status only affects the calculation of lost salary. A repeat offender (someone who gets a second suspension within the previous 18 months) loses games pay instead of days pay.
A two-game suspension for a repeat offender is calculated as 2/82. A 2-game suspension for a first timer is 2/182 or however may days are left in the regular season. Since NHL players aren't paid any salary in the playoffs, though, the issue of Cooke's "repeat offender" status regarding fines essentially is moot, unless it is long enough to carry into the next regular season.
According to Avs coach Patrick Roy, Barrie will miss 4-6 weeks with a medial collateral ligament sprain in his left knee, likely ending his season unless Colorado makes it beyond the Western Conference semifinals.
Tuesday, Roy reiterated his belief that Cooke should and will be suspended by the NHL for the kneeing infraction that injured Barrie.
"I was thinking the same thing today as yesterday, that it was the play of the game," Roy said. "We lost our best defenseman and we thought that could have been a five-minute major. It certainly could have broken their momentum."
Asked if the Avs would respond in a similarly "aggressive" manner against top Wild players in Game 4, Roy said: "It's not the time for that. The league will do their part, the referees will do their part on the ice. We're just going to go out there and play our game. I don't think we should focus on anything else. Yesterday, we didn't play our best."
"Predatory, intent to injure and dishonorable," said Mark Rycroft, a former Avalanche and University of Denver forward who serves as studio analyst for Altitude broadcasts.
Cooke, who was unavailable to reporters after the Wild won 1-0 in overtime, is likely to be suspended for at least five games. On Twitter, @NHLPlayerSafety said Cooke "may waive his right to the meeting in New York but it's still possible for the suspension to be more than 5 games."
Minnesota players were off and unavailable Tuesday, but coach Mike Yeo spoke about the situation at his afternoon news conference. He refused to criticize Cooke, who he coached as an assistant in Pittsburgh for two seasons ending in 2010.
"This is a guy, I don't want to get into a whole laundry list of things trying to defend him," Yeo said. "This is a situation that happened in the game last night and I believe the league is going to handle this. They always do. They obviously looked at it very carefully."
He added: "I would have to think that something would probably happen by (Wednesday) as far as a conversation between Matt and the league."
Cooke missed the final 10 games of the 2010-11 regular season and first round of the playoffs because of his elbow to the head of New York Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh.
The suspension was the longest of Cooke's career and the Penguins supported it wholeheartedly. In a statement, Pittsburgh general manager Ray Shero said the hit was "exactly the kind of hit we're trying to get out of the game."
Cooke released a statement at the time, saying "I realize and understand, more so now than ever, that I need to change."
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Minnesota Wild defenseman Matt Cooke has served five NHL suspensions, missing 20 regular-season games and seven in the playoffs. His last punishment (17 games in 2011) was his longest. A look at some other incidents for which he was not suspended:
March 2014: Cooke delivers a late hit on Edmonton's Sam Gagner, who is injured. No penalty.
February 2013: Cooke checks Ottawa's Erik Karlsson, and his skate gets wedged in the back of the defenseman's boot, severing his Achilles tendon. Senators owner Eugene Melnyk said: "To have him (Karlsson) taken out by a goon is unconscionable." No penalty.
February 2011: Cooke delivers a knee-on-knee hit to Washington superstar Alex Ovechkin and is given a two-minute minor for tripping.
December 2010: Cooke leads with his left elbow to check Winnipeg's Evander Kane. No penalty.
Dec. 2010: Cooke leads with his right elbow to check Phoenix's Keith Yandle, and a dangerous blow is absorbed. Penalized two minutes for roughing.
November 2010: Cooke hits Karlsson from behind after teammate Max Talbot makes a clean hit on the Senators defenseman. Penalized two minutes for boarding.
October 2010: Cooke is penalized three times for goaltending interference in a game against the New York Islanders and American goalie Rick DiPietro.
March 2010: Cooke connects with his shoulder to the head of Boston's Marc Savard as the Bruins' star has his back to him. No penalty, but a blow-to-the-head rule was created from this hit and others like it.
February 2010: Cooke cross-checks Montreal's Andrei Markov from behind and into the boards, injuring the defenseman. No penalty.
June 2009: Cooke gets tangled on the ice with a Detroit defenseman and goalie Chris Osgood and tries to kick the goalie in the head. No penalty.
May 2009: Cooke directs a knee-on-knee collision that injures Carolina's Erik Cole. No penalty.
March 2009: Cooke directs a knee-on-knee collision with Winnipeg's Zach Bogosian. Minor penalty for tripping.
November 2008: Cooke targets New Jersey's Zach Parise against the Devils' bench with the door open and awaiting Parise's exit from the ice. Parise takes the hit and jumps over the swayed door to avoid a more dangerous collision. Penalty for roughing.
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@celtschk I've generated the list from getting a long list of names (some 650k of them) and then Sort ing and Tally ing, like so: Sort[Sort[Tally[names[[All, 1]]]], #1[[2]] > #2[[2]] &] . So they should be unique?
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Coordinates: 35°38′58.74″N 134°33′36.36″E / 35.6496500°N 134.5601000°E
The Amarube Viaduct (余部橋梁 Amarube Kyōryō?) is a railway bridge in the town of Kami, Mikata District, Hyōgo Prefecture, on JR West's San'in Main Line between the stations of Yoroi and Amarube.
Work began on the bridge in December 1909, and it opened for service March 1, 1912. It is 310.59 meters in length and 41.45 meters tall. Construction cost a total of 331,535 yen. It had 11 vertical supports and 23 sections of girders. National Route 178 passes beneath it. The structure's unique design and bright color made it popular not only with rail fans but tourists as well. The closest station is Amarube Station, and the mountain behind it provides a popular point from which photographers take pictures of the bridge. From March 6, 2008, the bridge was closed periodically for the construction of its replacement.
Taken from the mountain behind Amarube Station, a Hamakaze express service crosses the bridge
The terrain along the Sea of Japan coast is very rugged between the towns of Kami and Shin'onsen, and it was necessary to lay the railbed amongst the mountains. However, due to the area's topography, it would also have to cross over villages between mountains. Finally, using large embankments and paths paralleling National Route 178, a route was chosen. Although there was a plan for a concrete structure, it was dismissed as impractical, and an American engineer's opinion was sought. Taking that into consideration, Ministry of Railways engineer Seiichi Furukawa decided that it would be a trestle bridge. The steel for the piers was imported from the American Bridge Company's Pencoyd Iron Works via Kyūshū, and arrived in August 1910. Girders were made by Ishikawajima Shipworks (now IHI Corporation), and were sent from Kōbe in September 1911. Upon completion, its cost exceeded 330,000 yen and more than 250,000 people had worked on the project. Because of the tremendous danger involved with its construction, workers were covered by a 20,000 yen insurance plan.
This bridge was the San'in Main Line's most difficult project after the Tokan Tunnel, one end of which begins at the bridge's east end. Following the structure's completion, it became possible to travel all the way from Kyōto to Izumo. Over 90 years after its completion, it remains Japan's largest railway trestle and has great historical value as an early railway structure.
On December 28, 1986 around 1:25 pm, an out-of-service Miyabi train traveling from Kasumi Station was caught by strong winds from the Sea of Japan, and all seven passenger cars of the train fell from the bridge, with only a few bogies remaining on the tracks. The locomotive's weight prevented its derailment. The cars fell directly below, landing on a fish-processing plant. Five women working at the plant and the train's conductor died in the accident. Five others in the plant and one food-service worker aboard the train were seriously injured.
This was the first disaster since the opening of the bridge. The accident is attributed to human error. Although the 25 m/s winds activated warning devices, the train proceeded across the bridge.
Following the accident, Japan National Railways reviewed their policies and decided to stop train operations when wind speeds exceeded 20 m/s. Their guidelines for switching to substitute bus service became more stringent. A cenotaph was put in place on November 23, 1988, and on December 28 of each year a Buddhist service is held.
To protect the bridge's piers from the salt air, the structure is repainted every few years. Although the bridge is being replaced, this work was carried out as recently as 2007.
New bridge construction[edit]
Plans for bridge's replacement have been studied since the 1970s, however for financial reasons it was always decided that the original structure would continue to be maintained. Due to the aging of the bridge, and in order to ensure the punctuality of trains, the prefectural governments of Tottori and Hyōgo with local municipalities organized and decided to proceed with the bridge's replacement. Following the accident of December 28, 1986, delays and cancellations increased, but the main reason for the delays is the increased frequency of service east of Kinosaki Onsen Station, and the operational problems caused by the line's single-track construction. Although the bridge is sometimes closed, it was not a strong influence on the decision. A new prestressed concrete bridge on the existing structure's south side will be built to allow trains to operate in wind conditions of up to 30 m/s. Its design will allow for easy maintenance, and because local governments are providing 80% of the cost, JR West plans to complete the work as quickly as possible. Work has been underway since Spring 2007.
Sightseers and railfans have voiced regret over the replacement of the bridge, and many believe that the new concrete bridge will not be a draw for tourists. During 2006 and 2007, prior to the construction, the surrounding area was inundated with people hoping to see the bridge one last time. Some trespassed on private property, and the unusually large number of visitors proved troublesome for local residents.
The Tottori Prefectural Assembly has announced that they may withhold funding for the work if the overnight express service Izumo is discontinued.[citation needed]
There are plans for the bridge following the completion of its replacement. Some call for the preservation of the structure, others for the construction of a memorial hall. The local government is forming a committee to consider the matter. It has been requested that in any case that the bridge's physical prominence and the 1986 accident will be commemorated for future generations. One plan put forth by the government of Kami preserves the three vertical supports and girders closest to Amarube Station.
On May 27, 2007, the ceremony marking the beginning of construction was held. It was attended by the governor of Hyōgo Prefecture as well as members of the Diet. Even after construction began, regular maintenance was still carried out on the bridge. The presence of construction vehicles detracts from the location's appeal to tourists, and the number of visitors has decreased. With the completion of maintenance in October 2007, scaffolding was dismantled and stored in what was previously a parking lot for tourists. The parking lot has been moved to a location nearby.
Work began in earnest in October 2008, and both the observation area at the station and the station itself were closed for safety purposes.
Construction timeline[edit]
- November 2001 - the decision is made to construct a new bridge.
- October 2003 - prestressed concrete is chosen as the new structure's material.*March 2005 - it is decided that the bridge will be a rigid frame bridge.
- March 2006 - the Hyōgo, Tottori, and local governments and JR West come to a basic agreement about the bridge.
- November 21, 2006 - JR West runs an express Amarube service between Himeji and Hamasaka. The nationwide "Bridge Summit" is held in the town of Kasumi.
- March 24 through April 1, 2007 - special train Omoide no Amarube is run between Toyooka and Hamasaka.
- March 29, 2007 - construction begins. Main companies are Shimizu Corporation and Zenitaka Corporation. Total cost is estimated to be 3 billion yen. It will be an extradosed bridge.
- 2010 - planned completion.
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External links[edit]
Media related to Amarube railway bridge at Wikimedia Commons


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This paper continues the discussion of artificial worlds (AWs) begun in Lane (1993b). Here, the focus is on two kinds of AWs. The first, classifier systems, can be used to represent agents that are capable of generating complex behaviors in response to intermittent rewards from an "environment" of which they are a part. A collection of such agents, engaging in "economic" interactions with one another, produces another kind of AW, in which such interesting aggregate behaviors as the formation of bubbles and crashes and technical trading in an artificial "stock market," may arise. The second kind of AW considered in this paper is artificial economies. These AWs can provide a dynamic, nonequilibrium, micro-founded account of such aggregate-level or macroeconomic phenomena as stable growth paths, business cycles, and Pareto firm-size distributions.
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We will loot and burn down British Museum one day. So there is no need for them to return it. For those that still hold Chinese treasures illegally, this is the last warning. You want your head or the treasures, it is your choice.
Those two bronze heads were actually part of a set of 12 sculptures of the zodiac animals. The 2 were taken by the French and kept in a museum. What happened to the other 9? They were melted down and destroyed during the cultural revolution, along with thousands of other priceless artifacts.
If all of these cultural treasures were left in Chinese hands, none of them would exist today. These aren't just treasures for China, they are treasures for all of humanity and need to be protected.
2 + 9 = 11
There are a few in China, a few in Britian, and a few in France. None have been melted down, just do a simply Google search. Keep the relics in Taiwan, safer there.
Treasures (and not much treasured) in the Forbidden City have known to have escape to the wild even when the emperors were around. Or, especially when the emperors were around. That's why I have always been skeptical when Chinese cry foul when they found some of these overseas, claiming the westerner had "stolen" or robbed them from the palaces. I would suggested that 90 percent of these stuff outside of China were stolen by Chinese (especially the eunuchs) from the palaces over the last several thousand years. And everytime there was a change of owner of these palaces, majority of these were destroyed and removed. But even that cannot compared with destruction of treasures in homes of scholars, officials and common people during the decades of power and class struggles in the 40-70's.
Jack is B'S hitting. 5 have been recovered by Chinese entities and are now housed in Poly Art Museum in Beijing. 2 are held by the Yves Saint Laurent's collection in France.
Thanks Wall Street Journal for fishing out a handful of people in China who hate their own kind and lick white people's boots, and putting them in your article as if they represented the Chinese public.
You people are disgusting. You and these handful of traitors you fished out (or fabricated) should all die.
Thanks, wu-mao-man. Check in is the mail, and coupon for big hug from Wen Jiabao.
If you're so concerned about treasures, why not value your people, animal life, and natural environment, and call for real laws to uphold justice and freedom, official accountability, and environmental responsibility?
Hey Bill Rich, Nazi art plunder is recoverable 70+ years later, but Chinese treasure isn't???
So If the security guard at the Lourve sells me the Mona Lisa for €100, it's legit now and I don't have to give it back??? Typical western hypocrisy.
in the Forbiddent City is the STARBUCKS COFFEE in the middle of it.
Western influence deep in to a symbolic place.... yummy!
The fact is that nobody will sell you the Mona Lisa for 100E in France. People in Europe know the value of historical things.
Things like that only happens in China where people have been forced to eat nothing for decades. Then they'll sell anything to escape from that.
@ The biggest treasure....... What an ignorant comment. Starbucks Coffee in Forbidden City has closed way back in 2007.
Anyway, it was a good feeling. I took a coffee there back in 2006. Was good
China is lucky that the Forbidden City wasn't destroyed when Mao told the 'Red Guards' to destroy old artifacts in China! I guess it would have been more prudent to at least have stated exactly what artifacts he wanted destroyed instead of just saying destroy the four olds!
Whoever it was that ordered Chinese troops to surround the Forbidden City to protect it from the 'Red Guards' should be praised!
What's isad is that Mao's Red Guards were so destructive, that they were rounded up and eventually sent to the outer provinces by Chinese troops, A bitter end to young students who thought they were 'heroes' of the people!
Zhou Enlai gave the order.
Eunuchs in the imperial court never ever starved, so your argument is BS.
French security guards would never sell the Mona Lisa??
Europe is doomed. Let's wait a few years shall we??
Well, when only 10-20% of museum employees in China are actually qualified to handle artifacts...I can't say I'm the most optimistic.
I would at least hope that that statistic includes janitors and security, and other non-involved staff.
@Bill Rich
We need to differentiate between "treasures," here.
Of the artifacts which predate dynastic China, and actually are "several thousand years" old, very few of them have actual artistic merit, and most are only valuable from a historical or academic perspective (i.e. useless trinkets that are only "treasures" because they're old). These are the archaeological discoveries from tombs and ruins. The vast majority of these are in Mainland China.
On the other hand, most Chinese artifacts outside of China are those more qualifiable as "art." Almost all of them date from imperial China (within the past 2,000 years), and the majority, from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912). These are the ones preserved through dynastic shifts, rather than dug up from the ground. A lot of these are in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan.
But come now; this "It's their own fault!" mentality is ridiculous. The twelve animal heads were certainly taken by the British and the French in the sacking of the Summer Palace during Opium Wars. And it really is silly to not admit the negative historic impact of European actions in China. Disliking Communist China today does not justify approval or denial of screwing over China in the past.
Is "Jack" a tool? A racist anti-semite and anti-sinic a-hole?
Whatever the idiot is, none have been melted down.
These historic artifacts belong to the Chinese people. The way they made to western museums and collectors is no different than a criminal breaking into a house, murder the residents, and take the jewelry. I, for one, am boycotting all these British and French products - not that their overpriced ugly designs appeal to me anyway.
Chinese articles are counterfeits, fakes, and knock-offs from Western advanced civilizations. Chinese were very primitive and did not have culture even 900 years ago. Most of those supposed 3,000 year old artifacts are really only 100 years old. The culture was continuously ruined by fighting between family groups, and anything old was destroyed or used for cooking fuel (fire).
The Chinese Communist Government cannot keep drinking water clean, so why care about "cultural" artifacts?
This piece is just the reflection of predator's mentality. Like the report on high speed train crash and its resulting death toll, it ignore the much higher death toll that occurred in Germany and Japan lines. You always use magnifier on China's shortcomings and problems whereas looking China's achievement under microscope. That's why for the Chinese public while they criticize their government and the defects in their system, but they have much less faith in your criticism because of your record and intention which are very much tainted.
This has to be a joke …. surely.
It is beyond patronising.
Any objects stolen or looted from China must be returned. How China cares for these items is solely the concern of China.
This pitiful article seems to argue that if a burglar looks after something they stole from your house, and subsequently you had dropped a cup in the kitchen, then they should keep it, because you might not care for it as well.
Jeez …. you yanks are unbelievable ….
It's amazing to me, how China and the Chinese want the world to look at them...or to put it another way, to look up to them.
China is a very fascinating society that has been around for thousands of years...if China wants the world to learn of them or learn from them...then China should not be so hasty to want their treasures returned. These artifacts are part of Chinas past, but are still the best advertisement of who they are as a people. Are the Chinese vulgar and Selfish? I would think that is what they think of the rest of the world, but maybe by being so strident on wanting back what has been taken, they are looked upon differently.
Again, Chinese artifacts are the best examples the western world has of a very ingenious and adaptable people. Take that away from the west, and the vacuum will be filled with something else that is nasty. I can understand the wish for the Chinese to be made whole...but maybe by letting things stay status quo, would be the better hand that China could play. Chinese artifacts are prized by the west as a relationship of Chinas humanity on the uniqueness of the artisan's eye...
What is in the eye of a mother that holds their children too tight?
I am more distraught over the bungling of the handling these antiquities, and would appeal to the UN that if Chinas Antiquities cannot be handled with care, that they should be returned to their rightful owner.
Otherwise, let these pieces play a silent flute for China…and put down the drum of demand.
Only the "lowest value" treasures are in Beijing. Thank god the greatest of China's treasures are in TRUE China - Taiwan.
Shameless piece of junk for using this accidient to justify your looting and robbery from then weak China.
Mao destroyed far more of China's cultural heritage than the West and Japan combined, thank goodness the KMT took China's cultural heritage to safty in Taiwan!
SO if I rob you and tell you I'm going to protect your stuff from you, you'd let me have it? Thank you for educating me on the values of western culture.
@11:48 pm August 13, 2011
if you are slitting your wrists and getting ready to burn down your home with all your ancestors things (ie cultural revolution) then why would you complain !
Small damaged is permitted when you scrutinize them. No one can make a 100% promise that he or she will not destroy the treasures as a expert.
China is stealing western IP Rights. It's fair then?
So, you gonna wait a long time before we return anything.
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