So I wanted to discuss something that's not very controversial, so the death penalty it is. (He said jokingly). I was pro capital punishment (<22), than against it (22-34), and as I've gotten older, for it again (34-current). My current opinion, is that some people are too evil to be alive. Aggravated sexual assault and/or murder of a child, serial murder, aggravated sexual assault and murder of a woman, etc. The most violent, antisocial crimes deserve the strongest punishment we have. Death pe

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Judy Resnik - Designed one of the first application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC) for phased-array radar. - University of Maryland PhD in physiology of visual systems and kinetics of rhodopsin - As Staff Fellow at NIH in visual systems did significant work on artificial limbs - Mastery of "Canadarm" in space shuttle, deployed satellites, operated solar array experiment, logging 144 space hours . . . and her dying act was to connect the school teacher passenger's O2 from ship to s