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1.)So if you still remember could you tell what's the story behind Data's Life Forms song? Who did come up with that and how?

2.)Tell us the funniest anecdote about you and someone from TNG?

3.) Did any scientific/metaphysical topic that come up in an TNG episode caught your attention for a longer period of time?

Nope, /

The reason is simple. Culkin is as broken as Reddit so he understands his audience. :p

There's a lot of bs in this thread as evidently only few ever read about the details of the gulf wars. For instance, US companies were involved, 24 had been reported. 77 companies, including the former, are known, while the 80 named German companies, laboratories and people have not been published; although some are known due to other research.

Iraq's entire report to the UNSC is about 12,000 pages long and still confidential, though.

In regards to those inhalation chambers, one was found in Iraq alongside laboratories, cells and multiple mass graves. While no evidence of human experiments was discovered, it was supposedly only used on animals, e.g., dogs, donkeys, the UN members could not inspect the corpses, in part due to dispute, in part because they dug at the wrong place, and the Iraqis reburied them covertly away.

Edit: And, yes, allegedly - one instance had been contested, I think - there were two Germany companies that delivered chambers to Iraq, including a few beagles apparently. I don't know, however, whether, the chamber mentioned above was supplied by one of those companies.

You forget one thing: No matter whether the ruling is morally right, the legal aspect of this case is still very important with possibly many implications. That is why an EFF attorney participates in the defense for the appeal.