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  1. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    whatever you believe is the 'objective truth'

    So, you've equated "subjective" and "objective"?
    That's one (or more) way(s) to play, I suppose.

  2. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Well, by all means: define this objective truth for all, then.

  3. Re:There is one truth in this existence. on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    "René Descartes was a drunken fart: 'I drink therefore I am.'"

  4. Re:Cross on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    "A brutal trip to the sod" means a lousy, violent end to life, in this context.

  5. Re:Cross on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Very nicely done.

  6. Affiant? on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 0

    What's estoppeling you from further discourse, pray?

  7. Re: Well That About Wraps It Up For God on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    "What is it that you think you know?" said turtle AllTheWayDown.

  8. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    [troll]You have to agree with fustakrakich. The concept of magnetic north is clearly a social construct meant to enhance tribalism and enforce conformity. Because there is no object truth anywhere.[/troll]

  9. Cross on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    [read aloud for best effect]

    The vertical line of God interacts with time we see along the line of our lives.
    Hard to discern, you'll agree, as through The Valley we've trod, dodging the Evil One's knives.
    Could we our futures foresee, as each of us forward strives, the same path should we have trod?
    And who among us conceives, if our will truly be free, a brutal trip to the sod?
    No, we would rather have wives; kids by a dozen shoes shod; bouncing them all on the knee.
    Swimming among the world's cod, world to make meaning contrives: to locate the core of "be".
    Those who're forgiven stand awed, realizing they've no plea: God only real meaning gives.

  10. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    It's hubris to think that because we don't have an answer, one does not exist.

    So, does that argument support theism, atheism, or neither?

  11. Re: The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Sure. Just like the course you steer while underway on a ship.

  12. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Or, a disinterest in anarchy.

  13. Re:This tired old saw again. on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Even had one access to YouTube video of all of the above, the definition of free will must always leave a little booty room for the heckler.

  14. Re:Goes both ways on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I figure that if God were interested in dropping a closed-form mathematical proof, there are any number of simpler ways to go about it than a few dozen Jews and the odd Greek composing The Bible.

  15. Re:Basic tenets of science on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 3, Funny

    Wait. That's like saying the scientific method is a tool, characterizing the "what" of existence, leaving the "why" to others.
    You're not going to get any kind of shooting war going with a rational approach like that, sir.

  16. Re:Hardly sporting... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Oh, come on: James Taranto is funny, informative, and worth your time.

  17. Re:Not this again... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Maybe the body, mind, and soul, are three orthogonal existential "dimensions". That's where I am on the point, and that's why I can hang out with the most hedonistic materialists and hardcore monotheistic types with equal aplomb.

  18. Re:There is one truth in this existence. on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Dude, you're never going to sell any books with THAT simplification.

  19. Re:In other news... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Sweet, sweet Emacs. To the Deuce x 3 with all ye vi cretins!

  20. Re:The idea or concept of god... on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 1

    Your attention is drawn to Nagel (who savages the theists as well as the atheists).
    Tl;dr: "How, precisely, did we move from inorganic chemistry to thought, again?"

  21. Re: Well That About Wraps It Up For God on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 5, Funny

    "Shut up," said the turtle on the bottom of the stack.

  22. God, Like an Unseen Hair on Science Cannot Prove the Existence of God · · Score: 5, Funny

    God, like an unseen hair
    Untouched by intellectual stare
    Refuses bending to mortal will
    Yet teasing the human soul still
    Burma Shave

  23. Re:How much more on 10 Years In, Mars Rover Opportunity Suffers From Flash Memory Degradation · · Score: 1

    To say nothing of a beowulf cluster.

  24. Memory Bristles on 10 Years In, Mars Rover Opportunity Suffers From Flash Memory Degradation · · Score: 2

    Memory bristles
    Like Scottish thistles
    Make operation tough
    Plus the interplanetary stuff
    Burma Shave

  25. [SPOILER ALERT] on Ask Slashdot: What Tech Companies Won't Be Around In 10 Years? · · Score: 1

    I don't know what they will be selling then.

    Bikinis.