I think, though, that they are a little unnerved by the fact that all these great, objective, scientific minds arrived at the conclusion that a god exists. This either means they have to wonder what these "great minds" were smoking or what they themselves are smoking to not see it.
I think it means neither.
My opinion, FWIW: I think people see the poster's.sig as somewhat of a logical fallacy, namely the appeal to authority. Some "great minds" weren't theistic.
This is pretty bad. I was using my electric toothbrush after I had my house wired for electric internet. I noticed this bad taste, and all of a sudden, I'd somehow downloaded some porn spam into my mouth. Yeecchhhhhh.
> I can't wait until I have kids and they ask me, "Daddy, what was DOS like?"
When your children ask, you can say "using DOS meant using the most creative visual and auditory environment available: your imagination! In minutes you could be swept up into a world of adventure. Some days I was a pirate, other days I was an astronaut, and even sometimes I was a treasure hunter!" Then you could use that pitch to get them started on books, and when they get old enough, text adventure games.
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This whole SCO fiasco would be a mystery to me were it not for the analogies I read on Slashdot.
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Troll? No. Barbarian, perhaps.
You have to ask? You must be GNU here.
> I see no need to have the entire day of news completely ruined...
/. before.
Neither do I. That's never happened on
Bull.
To reply, you must answer the following question:
What is the 11th word in the seventh paragraph on the first page of this article?
Sure, sure, but what have they done recently?
Basically, to make sure I'm understanding you, you're saying that having a great mind is independent of belief in a god.
Yep, essentially that's what I meant. Those with great minds will arrive at different theistic beliefs than others.
I think, though, that they are a little unnerved by the fact that all these great, objective, scientific minds arrived at the conclusion that a god exists. This either means they have to wonder what these "great minds" were smoking or what they themselves are smoking to not see it.
.sig as somewhat of a logical fallacy, namely the appeal to authority. Some "great minds" weren't theistic.
I think it means neither.
My opinion, FWIW: I think people see the poster's
Again, who cares? Children are going to grow up and learn the awful truth anyway, so we might as well break it to them sooner rather than later.
Phil Plait should be given some award for his work in debunking bullshit.
What suitable options are there?
World's Best Debunker t-shirt?
Cloud Nines. Here's a URL:
Link.
You missed mathnet.
They should have called it the bogon.
I think XEvil deserves a mention.
Encryption utilities for a few popular chat networks: Simp
This is pretty bad. I was using my electric toothbrush after I had my house wired for electric internet. I noticed this bad taste, and all of a sudden, I'd somehow downloaded some porn spam into my mouth. Yeecchhhhhh.
Thank goodness for you goatse.cx is down.
> I can't wait until I have kids and they ask me, "Daddy, what was DOS like?"
When your children ask, you can say "using DOS meant using the most creative visual and auditory environment available: your imagination! In minutes you could be swept up into a world of adventure. Some days I was a pirate, other days I was an astronaut, and even sometimes I was a treasure hunter!" Then you could use that pitch to get them started on books, and when they get old enough, text adventure games.
This whole SCO fiasco would be a mystery to me were it not for the analogies I read on Slashdot.
A canadian, an american, and an australian walk into a bar.
The bartender says: "what is this, some kind of joke?"
I bet it's all the anonymous cowards.
> The buck died from blood loss about 10 feet from their house.
Hey, free deer.
I'm reminded of this one myself...
Hey, that's my birthday!
Aw geez, you guys shouldn't have!
Sure, it's a BASIC stamp. Give these guys some credit though. It's not like they thought they needed Linux on a PC to do the job. ;-)
Don't worry, after awhile you won't be able to smell the chlorine either.