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Obvious Leo wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:I would just settle for that device from Star Trek that can make food appear (I don't know what they call that device).

In my country we call them waitresses.

LOL.

PhilX

You wreck your own threads, Phil, when you even bother to acknowledge the existence of such a fuckwit. Just ignore him like everybody else does and with any luck he'll eventually just go away. By the way I agree with the general opinion that most of the topics you introduce are simply a vexatious w...

Doesn't light matter already? C'mon, you didn't anticipate my answer? Dalek, have you actually EVER said anything intelligent in your life? Well, well, well. Look at what has reared its ugly little head here. It's Hex baby. Don't you know this is the Lounge area, Hex baby, where you don't have to d...

Thanks for the lesson grammar police! Now the only reason a tard like you are here, is because of attention whoring, else you would be busy commenting all the threads here on this site, but you NEVER do, and never will, because you can't! You must mean you're the one who seeks attention whoring bec...

We have the Einstein equation, so why not?

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2014 ... -positrons

PhilX

HexHammer wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:Not your sort of place as you don't know how to spell and you don't like reading classics.

PhilX

I will magically spell better the day you say something intelligent.

Magically isn't quite the word moron (miraculously is).

PhilX

Who are you to judge what is intelligent with all the crap that spewed forth from your mouth? (and your promises are "exactly" worthless) We have argued for many pages, derailed everything, yet you haven't said anything intelligent. Look what dares to talk about intelligence. Are you at t...

........................ The Binomial Theorem] Part of math exploration can lead to accidental discoveries. I was seeking (unsuccessfully) to use the binomial theorem to extend my math proof. What happened instead is it lead to a new conjecture connected to another conjecture. I was seeking to prove...

In the US it certainly is. Both are belief systems, yet excuses are more readily made when it comes to religion as this article explains:

https://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.co ... hilosophy/

PhilX

Scott Mayer said: "I think that language is evolutionary and unable to be perfectly conserved by forcing it to remain fixed. I'm guessing that in the future, "lolling" may become a term meaning, "to laugh out loud" as well as other intentional meanings derived from the LOL f...

By a linguist. For me I hate the overuse of the word and in sentences such as try and do it instead of try to do it. Are any of the words on your list? Have you misused any of the words from that list?: http://www.businessinsider.com/harvard-steven-pinker-misused-words-2015-9?amp PhilX "try an...

Bill Wiltrack wrote:.



No. That gif is not mine...the words are not mine.

The emotional response I expressed is not me.




Who are you? Who do you perceive yourself to be?





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Unlike you.

PhilX

. ARE YOU FUCKING SHITTING ME? Dude - This is a PHILOSOPHY site. Feel free to post this garbage where it belongs - IN THE LOUNGE! And feel free to STOP USING LINKS THAT NO ONE WILL EVER CLICK-ONTO. FUCK - Give YOUR opinion about SOMETHING. Form a thesis. Do some background. ...........................

By a linguist. For me I hate the overuse of the word and in sentences such as try and do it instead of try to do it.

Are any of the words on your list? Have you misused any of the words from that list?:

http://www.businessinsider.com/harvard- ... 2015-9?amp

PhilX

Some people regard it as part of nature, others do not. Most will say it arose through evolution, but others will ask how and why did it arise through evolution? Abstract thinking seems to be limited to the human brain. I regard the human brain one of the great mysteries, just about on a par with a ...