If anything, I usually write more open source code when I'm out of work. Even when you're putting a lot of effort into finding a job, when you're out of work, you have a lot of extra time on your hands.
The beginning of knowledge is the statement, "I don't know." Calling yourself an atheist versus calling yourself an agnostic is to choose the statement, "I know that God doesn't exist." over the statement, "I don't know whether God exists or not."
And yes, I have extensive training in both religion and science.
Getting schematics and ROMs for my TV would actually be pretty easy. My microwave and laundry applicances are simple enough that the devices are self-documenting. I do have schematics and diagnostics/repair information for my car.
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If you polished the moon, would the moon be Polish?
Ugh. They're called "HD 280" not "280-HD".
In further news, the State of Illinois passes a law regulating the value of pi to exactly 3.000.
Pet peeve of mine: phased != fazed.
His name is Stephen HAWKING. No 'S'.
*WHOOOSH!!!*
Boole-sheet.
If anything, I usually write more open source code when I'm out of work. Even when you're putting a lot of effort into finding a job, when you're out of work, you have a lot of extra time on your hands.
Not in the original series...
Well, the Hindu perspective is that one should not cause harm to anything capable of suffering.
The beginning of knowledge is the statement, "I don't know." Calling yourself an atheist versus calling yourself an agnostic is to choose the statement, "I know that God doesn't exist." over the statement, "I don't know whether God exists or not."
And yes, I have extensive training in both religion and science.
Especially, if there is no real reason present necessitating doing otherwise.
Necessity is the mother of invention. If the necessity didn't exist, no one would be thinking about the invention.
Be wary of those who say, "Be wary of the non-agnostic scientist, they have an agenda." for they make sweeping generalizations.
...Same thing that happened in the 2000 bubble. And the 1991 bubble. And the 1929 bubble...
I think you missed a few in there.
May I use the text of your points when writing to my congressional representatives?
*WHOOSH!*
I've said it once if I've said it a thousand times...
If you're going to try to goatse us, at least try to hide the link somehow.
Nothing unreal exists.
If you're going to try to goatse us, you should at least try to hide the link.
Epic joke-creation fail.
You, use, too, many, commas.
Getting schematics and ROMs for my TV would actually be pretty easy. My microwave and laundry applicances are simple enough that the devices are self-documenting. I do have schematics and diagnostics/repair information for my car.
In an absolute monarchy, the whim of the king is the law.
He was born that way.
That's not how a car loan works. The financing company pays the dealer/manufacturer immediately. It's the financing company that would get screwed.