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1. Human Brain Project and the petition of 500 scientists to the European Commission to make changes

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Sat Jan 7, 2017, 06:02 PM

Jan 2017

Check out this sarcastic twitter moment I made 5 days before the event happened. It has links to Scientific American articles on the Human Brain Project. It has links to the petition of 500 scientists to the European Commission to make major changes to the HBP, a collaborative initiative to “simulate the brain” in the next 10 years.

⚡️ “The #FBI and the #CIA is reading my brain” by @RobertC31344949
https://twitter.com/i/moments/815741586369875968

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So, two weeks ago a mentally ill ex-soldier walks into an FBI office to [View all] Baitball Blogger Jan 2017 OP

Human Brain Project and the petition of 500 scientists to the European Commission to make changes raclarke0715 Jan 2017 #1

His gun was taken away, then returned to him. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #2

How about now? Baitball Blogger Jan 2017 #3

The cops again took the gun away when they arrested him. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #4

It was given back probably because of laws you gunners and the NRA have helped enact. Hoyt Jan 2017 #8

An interesting assumption about the return of the gun. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #10

Point should be clear, Maniac. Sometimes the authorities need to keep gunners' weapons. This is one. Hoyt Jan 2017 #11

That point was clear starting from the OP. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #12

Apparently you missed that point initially. Hoyt Jan 2017 #13

You are always good for comic relief. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #25

It was given back to him because of laws created hundreds of years ago. NutmegYankee Jan 2017 #15

And because authorities are afraid NRA or local gun promoting organizations will show up to demand Hoyt Jan 2017 #16

So authorities should be able to ignore laws hack89 Jan 2017 #19

It's not because some organization demands it - it's the law and upheld by courts. NutmegYankee Jan 2017 #21

Glad you guys got his guns back, preserving his so-called 2nd Amendment "rights." What rights did Hoyt Jan 2017 #22

No offense, but you are the one arguing against the rules of our Democracy. NutmegYankee Jan 2017 #24

You and the NRA are hiding behind democracy to protect your guns. Hoyt Jan 2017 #29

You try to tag anyone who disagrees with you as "NRA". It's a fallacy - Association fallacy. NutmegYankee Jan 2017 #31

The Chicago PD can identify 87% of the people involved in gun violence, 125 days before they are HoneyBadger Jan 2017 #28

They could take their guns, and they darn sure wouldn't call them up and say, hey come Hoyt Jan 2017 #30

what the fuck!!??! uponit7771 Jan 2017 #23

One does need to question the quality of that psych eval. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #26

They didn't take his gun away sooner because he had to fight against the tyranny of world wide wally Jan 2017 #5

They took it away and then called him and told malaise Jan 2017 #6

as a nation, we do not know how to have the RIGHT conversation Horse with no Name Jan 2017 #7

I hear you, but he did go to the FBI first. Hoyt Jan 2017 #9

and once they found out he was not an immediate danger Horse with no Name Jan 2017 #17

It would depend on his type of discharge! atreides1 Jan 2017 #33

from what I understand he had a General Discharge n/t Horse with no Name Jan 2017 #35

It would be interesting to know Runningdawg Jan 2017 #14

The simple answer is, because there are laws that dictate what can and can't be done. Caliman73 Jan 2017 #20

All we need kudzu22 Jan 2017 #18

If the incident was exactly the same, but his last name was Hussein instead of Santiago MrPurple Jan 2017 #27

He may still use it to vilify Hispanics. NutmegYankee Jan 2017 #32

The FBI was too busy chasing Hillary's emails ck4829 Jan 2017 #34