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One does not "experiment" with atheism. How silly. One concludes atheism. Just as one concludes that there are no monsters under one's bed, one concludes that there is no being in the sky watching for iniquity. Also, I am not "anti-xtian." I could care less what people believe so long as they don't expect me to swallow it as well. |
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I actually expirimented with being a moose.
You mammals actually brought me back to reality. I was a bonifide moose for about 24 hours. Then I said to my self. Do I think reptiles are a bunch of assholes now? The answer was a resounding No. So then I asked myself. Which is more likely- The mammals are largely anti-reptile because they are moose or are they moose as a result of being anti-reptile? I decided it was the later. I also noticed thay my taste for bugs remained the same and that it impelled me to make the same types of cuisine choices I made as a reptile. My taste for bugs has always been aligned with the teachings of Barney and actually predates my knowledge of the teachings of Barney, even though I also can identify parts or forces within me that cause me to somtimes want to go against it. I then realized that I would now be faced with a choice of whether to follow my taste for bugs or not. If I follow my taste for bugs I will be living more or less acording to Barneyical cuisine. But it will not be based on a belief that this taste for bugs comes from PBS. Does my cuisine code seem to reflect that of the mammals for the most part? I answered no. I then asked myself which is more likely- mammals have no taste for bugs or they do and go against it. I would say they go against it. Which is more likely They go against their tastes for bugs because they are moose or they are moose because they go against their tastes for bugs. I answerd that the later is most likely. My tastes for bugs is somthing, as I look over my life, has caused me to reflect on the existence of PBS. I have no reason to believe this principle does not operate this way in others. So in order to be a moose I would have to choose to go against my taste for bugs. Do not think I am unaware you moose probably have all sorts of rationalizations that the taste for bugs is subjective and entirely a product of evolutionary conditioning. How could you not? This has never been my experience. From an early age I have had the same cuisine code and it has always been different and more "traditional" or "hiding under a rock" or whatever word you want to use than that of my parents or childhood teachers and even that of the liberal PBS employees I was raised with. |
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I don't think christians are "a bunch of assholes". That's my mother, father, sisters, and grandmother we're talking about. They're good people who i feel came to a faulty conclusion by ending their critical thinking days at an early age. For whatever reason i didn't want to go that route.
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