Ask me anything you like... Doesnt mean i'll answer though!

[Calandale]

buildings hold up on imagination really. don't you know things disappear when noone is there to think about them...

You are so right, some of the times. 

[Calandale]

buildings hold up on imagination really. don't you know things disappear when noone is there to think about them...

They still exist in the physical sense, unless they are mere memories. Are you suggesting nothing is real, milla?

Are you suggesting that memories are less
so, than some model of a supposed current
moment?

[Christopher McCandless]

buildings hold up on imagination really. don't you know things disappear when noone is there to think about them...

They still exist in the physical sense, unless they are mere memories. Are you suggesting nothing is real, milla?

Are you suggesting that memories are less
so, than some model of a supposed current
moment?

Memories are normally distorted.

[Calandale]

buildings hold up on imagination really. don't you know things disappear when noone is there to think about them...

They still exist in the physical sense, unless they are mere memories. Are you suggesting nothing is real, milla?

Are you suggesting that memories are less
so, than some model of a supposed current
moment?

Memories are normally distorted.

And you presume perceptions aren't?

[Christopher McCandless]

buildings hold up on imagination really. don't you know things disappear when noone is there to think about them...

They still exist in the physical sense, unless they are mere memories. Are you suggesting nothing is real, milla?

Are you suggesting that memories are less
so, than some model of a supposed current
moment?

Memories are normally distorted.

And you presume perceptions aren't?

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

[Calandale]

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

Perceptions are unprocessed memories.

We can play this however you like.
Taking one view on faith as correct
doesn't make it so.

Even given the ultimate act of faith, in
assuming that there is a reality, to begin with.

[Christopher McCandless]

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

Perceptions are unprocessed memories.

We can play this however you like.
Taking one view on faith as correct
doesn't make it so.

Even given the ultimate act of faith, in
assuming that there is a reality, to begin with.

It depends whether you believe in the mental model or not. Memories rot over time.

[Calandale]

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

Perceptions are unprocessed memories.

We can play this however you like.
Taking one view on faith as correct
doesn't make it so.

Even given the ultimate act of faith, in
assuming that there is a reality, to begin with.

It depends whether you believe in the mental model or not. Memories rot over time.

Or get better.

[Christopher McCandless]

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

Perceptions are unprocessed memories.

We can play this however you like.
Taking one view on faith as correct
doesn't make it so.

Even given the ultimate act of faith, in
assuming that there is a reality, to begin with.

It depends whether you believe in the mental model or not. Memories rot over time.

Or get better.

That never happens. Unless it is the exactly the same experience repeated over and over.

[Calandale]

Nothing like as much as memories. Memories are really disorted perceptions, after a fashion.

Perceptions are unprocessed memories.

We can play this however you like.
Taking one view on faith as correct
doesn't make it so.

Even given the ultimate act of faith, in
assuming that there is a reality, to begin with.

It depends whether you believe in the mental model or not. Memories rot over time.

Or get better.

That never happens. Unless it is the exactly the same experience repeated over and over.

I disagree. Our minds often cull away the less important
or valuable parts of our memories, making them better.

[renaeden]

Hadron, why are you so taken with people that go to college/uni? Because those of us without education still have worthwhile things to say.

[Calandale]

Hadron, why are you so taken with people that go to college/uni? Because those of us without education still have worthwhile things to say.

Good question.
Indeed, you're going
to be dealing with all
sorts of scholastic types.
You might find some interest
in exploring a bit more of what
those choosing other paths might
say.

Then again, he seems taken with flo.

[Kosmonaut]

Most students are total wankers.
Discuss.

[duncvis]

Most students are total wankers.
Discuss.

Nuff said, I'd have thought.  <plusses Kosmo without being able to. dammit>

[Christopher McCandless]

Hadron, why are you so taken with people that go to college/uni? Because those of us without education still have worthwhile things to say.

There are many ways you can educate yourself without going to college/ uni, dont think I am just taken with those people. It just tends to the sort of people I have hung out with predominately over the last 2 years, or more to the point people who are going to be going there.