What you think does matter

Is God a control freak? Are we the choices we make? Do bald people use shampoo? Are these really the questions we want answered? Are we willing to go to the unnamed and unidentified masses online to get seriouse answers? Or is this another cute way of getting to meet people online on one more interesting social site like myspace and facebook? I visted the site and it was interesting, and it may be fun - but i wouldn't put to much stock on the answers you may find. I personally like the discussion forums better than the "yes or No" question parts. But hey - it is a social site so it's suppose to be fun.......... and according to 73% of the people who answered the bald question - no they don't use shampoo......lol

Do bald people need shampoo? Good question. When Yuchen Long, 14, posted this question on the beta version of a new site called Wisdom on Monday, she got 63 answers in less than three hours, but no clear consensus: while 77% of respondents said no, 23% clicked yes. All those votes made Long's query one of the most popular on this new breed of social networking site that aims to bring people together based not on their school (as in Facebook), sexy pictures (MySpace) or job (LinkedIn), but rather on their own sense of humor and knack for keeping virtual conversations flowing. Described by TIME Magazine as "your next web obsession", Wisdom is where you share answers to life's questions, large and small. Wisdom is FREE, easy and fun. Have a question? Ask the crowd. Connect with compatible minds. Share your words of Wisdom . Why is Wisdom Wicked Fun? Answer intriguing questions & be part of the Wis.dm of the crowds. The fun of a skill game PLUS the insight of othe

Making Money with digg by voting - Black marketing ?? Is your vote for sale???? Is Digg and StunbleUpon under attack? Found on their about page on a WordPress blog : Subvert and Profit - The Black Marketing Blog Quote: “ Subvert and Profit was created to let Digg users make easy money and provide cheap, alternative advertising for content-pushers” [ ** no link to site will be giving as to not to seem I am promoting it] Apparently Digg and Stumble upon are under attack. By whom - who knows - which begs the question why trust anything this “black” marketing company has to say. But the draw of easy money calls many. That’s right, they offer the unsuspecting individual who simply wants to do what everyone else wants to do - make money online. They draw you in with the promise of making easy money by subverting the very rules that are made to help Digg and Stumble upon users - fair and impartial voting on articles or websites. [ ok, everyone has a bias reason for voting on these sites like