INTENSITY²
Start here => Games => Topic started by: Parts on February 08, 2009, 06:34:44 PM
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Post a deep question like something that boggles your mind
Example:
When you look out at the Ocean just think that's only the top
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Great grandma's Christmas decorations were there before I was born and will most probably be there when I'm dead. A human life is shorter than that of a Christmas decoration.
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Does this series converge?
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Does this series converge?
I so where?
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The universe would have the same laws of nature, even if it was just 3 meters in diameter. How does that cope with the theory of the curved space?
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Its a fundemental question.
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what's deep in a flat world?
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Space?
What's an axiom in a subjective world?
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a swirly baton made of molten ice cream.
what's a nosedive in an upsidedown world?
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Water and hydrogen peroxide - just one oxygen atom more and you get a very different chemical. Though that doesn't go for other chemicals that contain oxygen from the beginning, like CO vs CO2 or KClO3 vs KClO4...
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If you insist that you're sane and a shrink has another opinion you can get forced mental care. If you insist you're insane, the shrink will consider you at least half sane, since you have "insight in your problems".
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true, but where's the question?
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"Isn't this Catch-22?"
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Yes. Yes it is. :plus:
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How much noise would there be if everyone on earth screamed as loud as the could all at once
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The universe would have the same laws of nature, even if it was just 3 meters in diameter. How does that cope with the theory of the curved space?
Quite well, if you know something about the subject.
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But I've read that you'd be looking yourself in the neck if universe was that small. Or that's at least a theory.
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Yes, you would. Except that nothing even remotely like "looking" would be possible. Space that curved is not livable.
It's a black hole on steroids. The whole universe would be one big event horizon.
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But it'd be BRAVE. Black holes are BRAVE. :P
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Actually they're just dense.
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Actually they're just dense.
So they do have a lot in common with lit.
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How much noise would there be if everyone on earth screamed as loud as the could all at once
none after burst eardrums
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I am as old now as my mom was when she had me, and at my age she'd been married for two years or so. I am far more emotionally mature than she is even now. If I have to put the way this blows my mind into a question it would be "WHAT THE FUCK?"
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I wonder if when I do have sex, it will warp reality as we know it.
Why don't it brake the laws of science to. >:D
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Oh ship, they found a sugar molecule, a component of RNA in the milkyway.
Ah hah, yep funny. ::)
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flo, have you ever been tested for schizophrenia?
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If Judas Iscariot was destined to betray Jesus as per Daniel and Isaiah in order to complete his part of Prophecy, should he then be condemned for doing what he was hardwired to do?
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flo, have you ever been tested for schizophrenia?
He doesn't strike me as schizophrenic; just manic, dim and lacking awareness of his own condition and behaviours.
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If Judas Iscariot was destined to betray Jesus as per Daniel and Isaiah in order to complete his part of Prophecy, should he then be condemned for doing what he was hardwired to do?
Have you heard about the Gospel of Judas? It asserts that Judas's act was not a betrayal, but rather an act of obedience to the instructions of Jesus.
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No I have not. I will look it up, do you have a ready reference?
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No I have not. I will look it up, do you have a ready reference?
Here's one article about it:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4882420.stm
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Thanks for that Callaway. That is the sort of reading I like. :plus:
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flo, have you ever been tested for schizophrenia?
He doesn't strike me as schizophrenic; just manic, dim and lacking awareness of his own condition and behaviours.
he is disorganized and sprouts word salad. :P
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Like worse-than-defenseless Mr. Dec! :o :tinfoil: :tantrum::arrr:
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If Judas Iscariot was destined to betray Jesus as per Daniel and Isaiah in order to complete his part of Prophecy, should he then be condemned for doing what he was hardwired to do?
Have you heard about the Gospel of Judas? It asserts that Judas's act was not a betrayal, but rather an act of obedience to the instructions of Jesus.
Yes, but Judas still erred gravely- just as men who follow their wives' instructions not to make a big deal of major gift-giving holidays and celibrations err gravely. Judas should have known what Jesus REALLY wanted him to do.
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If Judas Iscariot was destined to betray Jesus as per Daniel and Isaiah in order to complete his part of Prophecy, should he then be condemned for doing what he was hardwired to do?
Have you heard about the Gospel of Judas? It asserts that Judas's act was not a betrayal, but rather an act of obedience to the instructions of Jesus.
Yes, but Judas still erred gravely- just as men who follow their wives' instructions not to make a big deal of major gift-giving holidays and celibrations err gravely. Judas should have known what Jesus REALLY wanted him to do.
According to the gospel of Judas, he did know what Jesus wanted and he did it, even at great personal cost.
The “secret account” gives us a very different Judas. In this version, he is a hero. Unlike the other disciples, he truly understands Christ’s message. In handing Jesus over to the authorities, he is doing his leader’s bidding, knowing full well the fate he will bring on himself. Jesus warns him: “You will be cursed.”
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Lol, I was just joking, Callaway- I get the basic principle behind the gospel of judas (it was a crappy job but somebody had to do it).
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Sorry.
:asthing:
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Have you heard about the Gospel of Judas? It asserts that Judas's act was not a betrayal, but rather an act of obedience to the instructions of Jesus.
Oh wow. That's actually a really big deal to me. I had not heard of this.
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:orly:
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Is it a sin that I enjoy fucking up?
Not if hell doesn't exist.
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Is it a sin that I enjoy fucking up?
Not if hell doesn't exist.
Yes, but if you send me $50 I'll fix it with Yahweh.
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No I have not. I will look it up, do you have a ready reference?
Here's one article about it:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4882420.stm
I went to the local small bookstore in Benicia yesterday before work and did not even have to order the Gospel of Judas, they had it in stock. :thumbup: If I could make good money working at a bookstore I would do it. The last religious related book I read was In Search of Zarathrustra and that took 2 months or better. Since I am more familiar with Christianity than Zorastorianism this should go quicker, a lot of the book is commentary and brushing up on the Gnostics might be helpful, the text itself should not take long to read through and do a quick initial evaluation. Now I'm undecided about finishing Journey to a Revolution (about the 1956 Hungarian revolt against commie scum) or jump right into this new one. :green:
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Great grandma's Christmas decorations were there before I was born and will most probably be there when I'm dead. A human life is shorter than that of a Christmas decoration.
Likewise the house I currently live in. I was looking around my (now-clean) kitchen after the
mouse occupation, thinking that the house will outlive me, that I am temporary and ephemeral.
When my body dies, will there be anything left of me to feel how ephemeral I was/am?
Will I know I'm dead? Will I haunt my current house, or will I return to my childhood home? :boo:
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Is 4,000 metres deep enough?
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Is 4,000 metres deep enough?
Depends on what you're burying in it. :trollskull:
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Is 4,000 metres deep enough?
Depends on what you're burying in it. :trollskull:
Maybe you'd prefer a thread about shallow questions? :hahaha:
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Is 4,000 metres deep enough?
Depends on what you're burying in it. :trollskull:
Maybe you'd prefer a thread about shallow questions? :hahaha:
We already have one. It's called every other thread on the board. :trollface:
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Is 4,000 metres deep enough?
Depends on what you're burying in it. :trollskull:
Maybe you'd prefer a thread about shallow questions? :hahaha:
We already have one. It's called every other thread on the board. :trollface:
They're all the same to you, right? ;D
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They're all just interchangeable casseroles, just waiting for my Spam! :spam:
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They're all just interchangeable casseroles, just waiting for my Spam! :zoinks:
:laugh:
I know how this works, you know.
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I should hope you know how it works, you being admin and whatnot. :P
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I should hope you know how it works, you being admin and whatnot. :P
As the ultimate postwhore.
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I'll never catch up to you. You're miles ahead of me. :bigcry:
Yet still I forge ahead! :pirate:
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I'll never catch up to you. You're miles ahead of me. :bigcry:
Yet still I forge ahead! :pirate:
Be brave! :viking:
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It's been a postwhorey day! I'm going to be up to 21 posts per day in no time! :viking:
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It's been a postwhorey day! I'm going to be up to 21 posts per day in no time! :viking:
:hamsterwheel:
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:zoinks:
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:zoinks:
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What if a duck?
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:zoinks:
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What will finally kill me? What will it take? Is it anything I know about already? :nerd!:
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What will finally kill me? What will I take? Is it anything I know about already? :nerd!:
Fixed, to better match the smiley.
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What will finally kill me? What will I take? Is it anything I know about already? :nerd!:
Fixed, to better match the smiley.
Heh, that looks like Walter White, pre-goatee, inspecting his blue meth. :laugh: