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Josh Greenberger is the author of the book "The V-Bang", which addresses the following issues:

How did the universe begin?

Where did all the matter in the universe come from?

Why is the universe expanding faster and faster?

Galaxies are spinning too fast for

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Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Should the United States pull troops out of Iraq and surrounding countries?: 2 of 26

Should we pull out of Iraq immediately. If we do, what are the consequences? (September 17, 2007) It's probably safe to say that all Americans, regardless of whether they were for or against the Iraq war, would like to see our troops come home. The problem is, to pull out we need to leave a stable country behind. An immediat...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Dating etiquette: 1 of 7

Proper behavior on a date. A formal date can mean different things to different people - a night out on the town, a Broadway play, a lavish meal, an intellectually stimulating encounter. Sometimes a date can mean nothing more than just getting out of the house. However, not observing proper etiquette can turn the courting pr...
Computers & Technology > Hardware (Other) Are personal computers becoming too personal?: 1 of 6

Has the PC replaced the dog as man's best friend? The rapid development of successive generations of high-speed computer chips has brought with it a bounty of personal amenities and business aids ranging from efficient interactive multimedia games to instantaneous online banking and trading to speedy access of CD data. But t...
Sciences > Astronomy Is the big bang a cosmic blunder: 1 of 5

For years scientists have been telling us how the universe began. Do we really know? Or do we need another six billions years to figure it out? To date, our space explorations, manned and unmanned, have uncovered a world of intriguing, perplexing, puzzling, fascinating, and even awe-inspiring phenomena. Whether we understand...
Relationships & Family > Dating Psychology What makes two people incompatible: 1 of 5

What makes two people incompatible? How do you recognize the elements of incompatibility? Many lucky relationships take off like a rocket and, in spite of occasional ups and downs, last a lifetime. However, a great number of relationships don't fare so well. Why? What makes two people incompatible? How do you recognize the e...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Growing old at the DMV: 1 of 4

Does the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) hire extras just to make the place look busy? They say that living to a ripe old age is a blessing. But when you do it while standing on line at the DMV, you begin to see things from an entirely different perspective. Suddenly, the expression "something to look forward to" can mean...
Education > Education (Other) Evolution, God and the classroom: 2 of 7

Is evolution incompatible with faith in god? Does it pose a problem in the classroom? Evolution is not necessarily incompatible with the verse "In the beginning God created heaven and earth." Its problem lies more with the notion that in the beginning (of the theory of evolution) Darwin knew nothing about genetics. Modern sc...
Relationships & Family > Dating Psychology How do you recognize when it's time to finish a relationship: 1 of 3

At what point is it time to bail out of a relationship? We often hear of relationships which start out bad but straighten out in the end. We even hear of relationships which start out good but then turn sour. But when a relationship starts off with all the romantic overtones of a documentary on the Asian flu, develops with t...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Corruption in the United Nations: 1 of 3

The term "organized crime" usually conjures up visions of extortion, loan sharking, contract killings, illegal gambling and the like. It seldom brings up images of large-scale corporations, much less an international enterprise that's entrusted with billions of dollars and given the latitude to issue, presumably moral-based,...
Politics, News & Issues > Economic News High gasoline prices and the solution: 7 of 19

(May 21, 2008) With the almost daily rise in gasoline prices threatening the lifestyle of every American, the question on many people's minds is, where will it end? According to the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), the average retail price for gasoline in 2002 was $1.35 per gallon and crude oil averaged $24.09 per...