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Moby - When It's Cold I'd Like To Die. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zZfBBp-j6I [Verse 1: Mimi Goese] Where were you when I was lonesome? Locked away with freezing cold Someone flying only stolen I can't tell this light so old [Chorus: Mimi Goese] I don't want to swim the ocean I don't want to fi...

I suspect Gates has become a better man than he used to be (via his wife), but he invented nothing (he had no intelligence to invent, only to exploit - which he did via Patterson - who i assume had more of a qift to invent, but less to exploit - so was "Taken") Gates was never a visionary, just a s...

England has no Government. The UK government promised the Jews a 'National Home , whatever that might be, to borrow money when it had no right to Palestine whatever. It observed their League of Nations mandate reasonably fairly well after the War until the Palestinians rose against them, at which t...

With their list of failed climate predictions and with no way to verify current climate predictions, believers in anthropogenic global warming rely on circular reasoning. Circular reasoning Description: A type of reasoning in which the proposition is supported by the premises, which is supported by...

vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 24, 2020 1:01 pm

Nice one fish pie.

They are the sort of humans who give humans a bad name.

Well, how about that, as I walked away from the compooter I was thinking that these people are an embarrassment to humanity.

TEMPERATURES are rising! SO WHAT!? You may not personally want a warmer world, which is fine. Some people would love for the world to be warmer. But it doesn't really matter what you or anyone else would like, it is wrong for any group to force their preferences on others to their detriment and exp...

When we argue for our limitations, we get to keep them.

Arising - I'm not sure why I'm pressing on with this, there is pretty much nothing for me to gain, but pain! (always on the back foot attempting to prove or at the least defend what is not apparently obvious). A belief in anything is a faith. No it's not. Faith is pretty much a belief without eviden...

Let's say they're less constrained if one decides to explore the boundaries. That is, less handicapped by preconceived or revealed paradigms. If one wants to explore the horizon one does so without knowing what's there or what awaits...a type of mental space travel to who knows where! The ultimate ...

I apologise for calling you a fool Arising - time for me to sober up. Perhaps I'm the biggest SAP on the forum...certainly, getting the answers from the system via so much suffering is not something that I want to risk again - in other words, i'd prefer to be dead for the rest of eternity than be re...

Note to all:- title was Does an atheist seek Wisdom, Knowledge, or both? "Can" or "Does," the answer is obvious. Of course one "can," just like one "can" seek for El Dorado or Atlantis. Whether or not they "do" seek for El Dorado or Atlantis is a question they will have to answer for themselves. Yo...

These two people have every right to establish their own future in which ever way they see fit, bravo and best wishes to them.

For me it's the process of thinking logically and critically about things. Is it a love of knowledge or a love of wisdom or both? Why do those who've not bothered to read a jot of what Philosophy has said so love this phrase? Atheist philosophy is a contradiction in terms. If you wish to debate the...

I was speaking of natural spirituality that is not based on religious concepts... but you apparently don't know how to think without religious concepts. So you have been too busy with your head up something to pay attention to the mainstay of my argument - from my website (note point 2.):- (Simulat...