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Jul. 6th, 2007 10:07 amBwahahahaha!
comic link re: a religion based on the gods of Gaming.
ok, so I'm easily amused, but I liked it.
=P
comic link re: a religion based on the gods of Gaming.
ok, so I'm easily amused, but I liked it.
=P
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Jul. 6th, 2007 10:07 amBwahahahaha!
comic link re: a religion based on the gods of Gaming.
ok, so I'm easily amused, but I liked it.
=P
comic link re: a religion based on the gods of Gaming.
ok, so I'm easily amused, but I liked it.
=P
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Dec. 5th, 2006 02:23 pmRichard Dawkins (noted atheist, ethologist, evolutionary biologist, and author) speaking to mostly college students in Lynchburg VA.
http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=9032 (about an hour long)
As one of the comments on the video states...
"This is the academic equivalent of Bruce Lee taking out a single-file line of goons one-by-one."
http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=9032 (about an hour long)
As one of the comments on the video states...
"This is the academic equivalent of Bruce Lee taking out a single-file line of goons one-by-one."
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Dec. 5th, 2006 02:23 pmRichard Dawkins (noted atheist, ethologist, evolutionary biologist, and author) speaking to mostly college students in Lynchburg VA.
http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=9032 (about an hour long)
As one of the comments on the video states...
"This is the academic equivalent of Bruce Lee taking out a single-file line of goons one-by-one."
http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=9032 (about an hour long)
As one of the comments on the video states...
"This is the academic equivalent of Bruce Lee taking out a single-file line of goons one-by-one."
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Oct. 20th, 2005 09:46 amHoly shit.
I just found a religion that I'm seriously considering joining.
A bona-fide religion, with tax exempt status and everything....
http://www.churchofreality.org
But I still have this thing about organized relition, so even though I agree with it, it's doubtful I'll become a convert to reality.
Perhaps I can be a 'friend of the church' or something. :-D
I just found a religion that I'm seriously considering joining.
A bona-fide religion, with tax exempt status and everything....
http://www.churchofreality.org
But I still have this thing about organized relition, so even though I agree with it, it's doubtful I'll become a convert to reality.
Perhaps I can be a 'friend of the church' or something. :-D
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Oct. 20th, 2005 09:46 amHoly shit.
I just found a religion that I'm seriously considering joining.
A bona-fide religion, with tax exempt status and everything....
http://www.churchofreality.org
But I still have this thing about organized relition, so even though I agree with it, it's doubtful I'll become a convert to reality.
Perhaps I can be a 'friend of the church' or something. :-D
I just found a religion that I'm seriously considering joining.
A bona-fide religion, with tax exempt status and everything....
http://www.churchofreality.org
But I still have this thing about organized relition, so even though I agree with it, it's doubtful I'll become a convert to reality.
Perhaps I can be a 'friend of the church' or something. :-D
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Sep. 7th, 2005 05:33 pmA letter in the Economist (27th of August) on Intelligent Design:
SIR – The human brain has 100 billion extremely complex neurons connected by 1,000 trillion synapses. It is mathematically impossible for anything this unimaginably complex to have been the product of an unguided evolution, even over limitless aeons. One doesn't have to know the rules of mathematical probability to recognise this. The brain could only have been created by a limitless intelligence, call it what you may.
Ah, what a wonderful argument.
It's mathematically impossible 'cause I said so! Therefore it's science! Therefore science proves the existance of god!
*headdesk*
I often wish that I could have a worldview as simple as these people... my head would be nicely uncluttered by any reality.
Why can't they see that they're doing the same thing that cavemen did when they saw lightning?
"ooog, ook! Big zap! sky beings mad!"
"Ooog ob nok! lots of synapses! to complex to not be god!"
no appologies offered.
SIR – The human brain has 100 billion extremely complex neurons connected by 1,000 trillion synapses. It is mathematically impossible for anything this unimaginably complex to have been the product of an unguided evolution, even over limitless aeons. One doesn't have to know the rules of mathematical probability to recognise this. The brain could only have been created by a limitless intelligence, call it what you may.
Ah, what a wonderful argument.
It's mathematically impossible 'cause I said so! Therefore it's science! Therefore science proves the existance of god!
*headdesk*
I often wish that I could have a worldview as simple as these people... my head would be nicely uncluttered by any reality.
Why can't they see that they're doing the same thing that cavemen did when they saw lightning?
"ooog, ook! Big zap! sky beings mad!"
"Ooog ob nok! lots of synapses! to complex to not be god!"
no appologies offered.
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Sep. 7th, 2005 05:33 pmA letter in the Economist (27th of August) on Intelligent Design:
SIR – The human brain has 100 billion extremely complex neurons connected by 1,000 trillion synapses. It is mathematically impossible for anything this unimaginably complex to have been the product of an unguided evolution, even over limitless aeons. One doesn't have to know the rules of mathematical probability to recognise this. The brain could only have been created by a limitless intelligence, call it what you may.
Ah, what a wonderful argument.
It's mathematically impossible 'cause I said so! Therefore it's science! Therefore science proves the existance of god!
*headdesk*
I often wish that I could have a worldview as simple as these people... my head would be nicely uncluttered by any reality.
Why can't they see that they're doing the same thing that cavemen did when they saw lightning?
"ooog, ook! Big zap! sky beings mad!"
"Ooog ob nok! lots of synapses! to complex to not be god!"
no appologies offered.
SIR – The human brain has 100 billion extremely complex neurons connected by 1,000 trillion synapses. It is mathematically impossible for anything this unimaginably complex to have been the product of an unguided evolution, even over limitless aeons. One doesn't have to know the rules of mathematical probability to recognise this. The brain could only have been created by a limitless intelligence, call it what you may.
Ah, what a wonderful argument.
It's mathematically impossible 'cause I said so! Therefore it's science! Therefore science proves the existance of god!
*headdesk*
I often wish that I could have a worldview as simple as these people... my head would be nicely uncluttered by any reality.
Why can't they see that they're doing the same thing that cavemen did when they saw lightning?
"ooog, ook! Big zap! sky beings mad!"
"Ooog ob nok! lots of synapses! to complex to not be god!"
no appologies offered.
