Well that's great then! When Trump and his gang of maniacs get in they won't be able to accomplish anything because of how the US government works!
That's so encouraging! Here I thought being President meant you could effect change.
Cherry picking 🍒
And those cherries are so small and juiceless.
It might be the answer we've been looking for!
Probably not.
But maybe!
They had turnovers that were good too
I can't find Starbucks ginger molasses cookies, although technically they're still sold? I could fly to Seattle I guess.
Arby's potato cakes
I used to live in Miami and I had a detector do that. Maybe it's pollen? There's a shit ton of weird-ass pollen in Miami.
You know what's underrated?
Your mother.
You and I are the same.
One word.
midiclorians
That's EXACTLY what I did with my son.
He won't feel cheated when he's older either. He'll thank me
I watched through Peter Capaldi, and quite a few of Jodie Whittaker, if not most.
...and they COULD NOT think of a natural process that could produce plastics in the environment in the amounts required to produce life?
Their science would never dream of how it happened.
Good point. I appreciate your insight
Science is, among other things, the rejection of metaphysics.
And I love science, embrace evolution, and don't have any beliefs that require me to reject any scientific finding.
Science covers the physical world nicely. Materialistically, it's got the goods.
I think what I'm saying there is that faith is more of an on-off switch. You see an astronaut who's returned from space and he's holding a pencil and he lets go of it in the air, goes and does something, and returns to the place where he let it go expecting the pencil to still be there.
It's not there, but he BELIEVED it would be, because he had no doubt. It surprised him that it wasn't there.
Hypothesis is quite a different thing. If I hypothesize there are crackers in the pantry, all I have to do is go and open the pantry and look and see if there's crackers. That's testing the hypothesis.
One does not talk about the existence of things like love, or truth, or God, in the same way one talks about crackers in the pantry. They are metaphysical, and they are different.
So what you're saying is that here in 2024 we've got it all figured out?
*Note that: 2024, everything figured out.
“There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” -Shakespeare
There's physics. And there's metaphysics. One does not come to Faith the same way one produces a hypothesis.
"God damn it, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables, slaves with white collars, advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need. We're the middle children of the history man, no purpose or place, we have no Great war, no Great depression, our great war is a spiritual war, our great depression is our lives, we've been all raised by television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires and movie gods and rock stars, but we won't and we're slowly learning that fact. and we're very very pissed off."
-Tyler Durden
The USA is what we call the Great American Melting Pot. A bunch of cultures stripped of their cultural practices as much as possible.
It means we have very little in the way of innate cultural practices. Which is why we cling to things like sports, fast food, pop music, (much of which isn't ours, but anyway), military celebrations; because we're desperately trying to find ceremonial right of passage/cultural identity. We are a blank slate.
We don't have a quince, we don't have a bat mitzvah, we have prom. It's stupid, but it's ours.
Thank you, good words
What about another liquid? Is there a "perfect" cleaner, something that spreads and penetrates like nothing else?
Very interested in the answer.
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Sure, "nice" needs some definition.
But that's your call. I'm asking you if you are a nice person.
I understand that the newer version has a different ending and some new characters and scenes that weren't in the original. But the original is what got all the accolades and was considered his best book.
Which way should I go?
It occurs to me that this last 1/2 century or so has been globally pretty peaceful. And I wondered if it might even be one of the MOST peaceful 50 years we've had.
I'm inclined to imagine that the Cold War might have kept a lid on larger military aspirations. What do you think, am I deluded?
I know I know. I wanted to import data from a web page - title and publishing dates from Stephen King books. I wanted to update my caliber library with the correct metadata from the online source.
I tried three different AI's. Claude. Pi. And ChatGPT. I've spent all day copying and pasting error messages copying pasting new scripts running scripts copying and pasting error messages etc etc etc.
I could have gone line by line through my caliber library manually in much less time than I have spent doing this.
There's no question the AI knows how to program in Python better than I do. What hope do I have of ever reducing my workload significantly using Python?
Why can't I just be normal. Why do I have to be so zoned in. Why does my attention never go beyond my own skin.
208K likes, 1,133 comments - squadbusters on May 29, 2024: "Life's more FUN when you SQUAD UP! 🥳 @chrishemsworth @arnettwill @kenjeong @auliicravalho @riccigrams @lamsanders @dolphlundgren...".
If it's cheap to get stars, I'm definitely having Dolph Lundgren at my next birthday party. Dude doesn't have to do anything, just hang out.
I prefer Claude.ai
Jefferson Davis’ Birthday, also known as Jefferson Davis Day, commemorates the birthday of Jefferson Davis, Confederate leader during the American Civil War and the president of the Confederacy.
GREAT JOB EVERYONE ELSE!
I have made a reply with each Captain's name. This is not a popularity contest. This is a Leadership contest. Who is/was the best captain?
Upvote your choice(s). Comment on your choices if you like, explaining your rational... or don't comment if you don't like.
PLEASE, do not comment negatively on any captain. Let the love flow for these captains. Positivity please.
Lastly, if you know a captain I missed and you want to add them, feel free! There are a lot I didn't include because I just tried to hit the major franchises, but there are certainly some worth mentioning.
P.S. I'm not a student of Trek or even that smart, just a fan trying something, so if I screw it up please forgive.
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Anybody got any thoughts? I'm planning a watch of the entire series and a deep dive into the offshoots.
EDIT: This one is not the original producer's page, but it's laid out a lot more easy to follow. Moves from 1 through to the end.
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It's so relevant.
The 60s and 70s (for me) had no awareness of my problems. Only now am I discovering that I did what I could, but I wasn't equipped to deal with people well.
It's too late for me, but I'm glad kids today have more resources, although the problems are just as hard to navigate.
God bless you all.
Only useful against technology really, and that seems so unrealistic. That's where it lost me, the convenience of a creature that can EM machines. So unbelievable.
Plus Kick-Ass saving the world.