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Tropical Delora said: 

Good said: 

Trouble said: 

Sintetika said: 

Tropical Delora said: 

Honey was chill but the last three comments made me feel worse. Actually no spite made me laugh

 Sorry I consider religion to be a hindrance to progress and a tool of control. 


Science is the only way. 

 I bet you don't get invited to parties

Parties without at least one fascist, liberal and a communist are no parties at all

 Yeah yeah, just another way of hearing fuck the Jews. I hear it all the time thx fr the rehearsal

 I got no problems with jews ethnically, I see all as human, I merely just oppose Judaism much like any other religion.

I guess my least hated would be Buddhism. Regardless, I prefer a secular mankind. 

Sintetika said: 

AliceInWonderland said: 

Sintetika said: 

Tropical Delora said: 

Honey was chill but the last three comments made me feel worse. Actually no spite made me laugh

 Sorry I consider religion to be a hindrance to progress and a tool of control. 


Science is the only way. 

 I see you're still having extreme feelings towards things you know very little about.

 What do I not very much about? Sure, I'm not an expert in all the fields of science, but I can obviously see science as a process of experimenting and testing,

That is hardly what it is. 

and I can look at the wonders of science and see something that works.

How does it work, though? 

Is it the only thing that holds wonders? Does religion hold wonders? 

It serves its utility, yes. Does religion serve a utility?  

It's tangible.

If you're uneducated on the matter and have admittedly not studied any topics within it with any real depth, how can YOU say its tangible? 

I very much like watching scientific videos. I have a friend who I discuss scientific topics with. 

Perhaps you should pick up a book and study the things you have strong opinions about instead of watching 10 minute snippets of video that can never scratch at the depth or complexity of the topic. 

You do not know science because you do not practice it, hence you have zero real intuition on the matter and merely rely on the opinions of others. You've never tested or verified anything. 

Essentially, you merely profess the belief your priest Sagan has told you to profess.

Sintetika said: 

Religion makes me sick, but I understand that I can't crusade it out of existence, just gradually, that won't stop me from fantasizing though. 

Religion has a way of streamlining a lot of things for the common man. 

If you're all gung ho about changing the world, you ought to consider one. 

Sintetika said:

A lot of people miss me at my college, I was considered a great person.

These kinds of statements make a skeptic immediately. 

Turncoat said: 

Sintetika said:

A lot of people miss me at my college, I was considered a great person.

These kinds of statements make a skeptic immediately. 

 Well, I can't necessarily prove it. It's merely anecdotal. Don't believe it. 

Sintetika said: 

Turncoat said: 

Sintetika said:

A lot of people miss me at my college, I was considered a great person.

These kinds of statements make a skeptic immediately. 

 Well, I can't necessarily prove it. It's merely anecdotal. Don't believe it. 

I'm way ahead of you there. 

AliceInWonderland said: 

Sintetika said: 

AliceInWonderland said: 

Sintetika said: 

Tropical Delora said: 

Honey was chill but the last three comments made me feel worse. Actually no spite made me laugh

 Sorry I consider religion to be a hindrance to progress and a tool of control. 


Science is the only way. 

 I see you're still having extreme feelings towards things you know very little about.

 What do I not very much about? Sure, I'm not an expert in all the fields of science, but I can obviously see science as a process of experimenting and testing,

That is hardly what it is. 

and I can look at the wonders of science and see something that works.

How does it work, though? 

Is it the only thing that holds wonders? Does religion hold wonders? 

It serves its utility, yes. Does religion serve a utility?  

It's tangible.

If you're uneducated on the matter and have admittedly not studied any topics within it with any real depth, how can YOU say its tangible? 

I very much like watching scientific videos. I have a friend who I discuss scientific topics with. 

Perhaps you should pick up a book and study the things you have strong opinions about instead of watching 10 minute snippets of video that can never scratch at the depth or complexity of the topic. 

You do not know science because you do not practice it, hence you have zero real intuition on the matter and merely rely on the opinions of others. You've never tested or verified anything. 

Essentially, you merely profess the belief your priest Sagan has told you to profess.

 You do have a point, I'd say I'm even more withered than the average person, since it's been a while. The last class I had within science was chemistry and basics of computer science class and I did terribly at chemistry, mainly because that teacher put me to sleep and he never made it interesting like some other teachers I did. I loved the computer science class though.

What are you average at Sintek?

Turncoat said: 

What are you average at Sintek?

 Based on last known progress from what I was in education. I'd say probably mathematics, but I'd still argue that I'm probably a bit below average in regards to that, definitively something I need to work on more. I know I was always pretty good with writing and history as well any computer class. 

We read Hamlet and wrote papers on it for senior year, I even re-enacted a part from it, but sadly senior year was the year of extreme mental instability, and that's also the time I became like I am now, so I find it hard to remember exact details of what the paper I wrote was like, but I remember loving Hamlet. I do own a copy, I might read it again. 


In my time at college (only one semester, plan to return though while in military) We wrote papers on work and jobs, my my professor loved me, because we discussed Marx, and so I was the class Marxist who would give a different perspective, and obviously could teach the class who Marx was. She was a sweet woman.