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MikeHD
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Posted: Today, 12:55 PM CST
crotalus_p wrote:
Come on Mike don’t keep us guessing how did your final go ???


I don't have my final grade, but I made a 93.5 on my research paper. It was 20% of my grade, so I now have a 91.56 without my final. I am in fairly good shape for an "A".

I just have to wait.

Sorry, brain to frazzled to construct any good arguments right now.


But then I would think most of you will be asking "How does that differ from your usual inability to mount a good argument?"



rolling on the floor laughing

I will be back as soon as I can.


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 5:56 PM CST
crotalus_p wrote:
Welcome to the club

Ps
Some people I know said that they needed a dictionary a few times when reading it ( although if your writing an English paper I doubt you will need it)

Pps

Good luck with your final


Thank you sir. handshake


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 26, 2008, 4:46 PM CST
crotalus_p wrote:
Mike where are you ???????????????????????????


Hey Crotalus, I didn't drop of the earth yet. grin


I have an English paper due tomorrow. I also have a final tomorrow night.

It's not easy staying away, but I have to get this done, and then I will have some time.

It will take me awhile to read through all the pages.



THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR 31 PAGES OF POSTS!!! yay


Talk to everyone soon.

P.S. Trish, I will be starting Mr. Dawkins this weekend. I read slow, but I will be reading. wink


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 22, 2008, 4:22 PM CST
Wow, my thread has over 500 posts with almost 3500 views...

I love it!


Thank you everyone.

I would especially like to thank all of you presenting arguments here to keep things going (yes I will even thank Crolatus).

You guys are awesome!

grin


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 22, 2008, 3:47 PM CST
kidatheart wrote:
Nope, sorry, that's BS not evidence.



Told ya.

Not after evidence.

You can't find evidence for the same reason a thief can't find a policeman.


You don't really want it.




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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 22, 2008, 3:39 PM CST
kidatheart wrote:
Does anyone have any evidence of the existance of god?


Are you really asking for ANY evidence? Or if I give you some, will you just say it does not count?


Let us see...


Kidatheart, if we were standing in the middle of a town square and I asked you if the tallest visible building had an architect, you would say yes, right?

If I asked you if you knew his name or if you had met him then you would probably say no (unless I was extremely unlucky and picked a building your uncle designed rolling on the floor laughing ), right?


Then I would ask you what is your evidence that the building actually had an architect, and you would say the building itself is the evidence. That makes sense doesn't it?


Now if I pointed at a tree, and I told you I believed that God was the architect of that tree, you would probably ask me to prove it. I would then use the same evidence (evidence you will probably now poo poo) that you did with the building.

What is so strange is how much more complex the tree is than the building, and yet we content it no one to design it.


There Kidatheart...

I gave you what should qualify under "any" evidence.

It's not pretty or irrefutable, but it's evidence none the less.


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 22, 2008, 11:45 AM CST
trish123 wrote:
hahaha - would that be a marriage made in Heaven or just in the imagination?..............




Talk about sparks in a relationship... grin


Trish, you will be proud of me. This morning I picked up a copy of Richard Dawkin's "The God Delusion". Now I know your going to say something like buying it and reading it are two different things, or "I will be proud of you when you read it", but I do plan on digging into it.

However,

This thread is not about Richard Dawkins.

And I have yet to hear someone mount a concrete argument (something other that the thread is flawed or ignorant) against the basis for this thread. Sorry B, if you did have a good argument, I did not understand it. comfort

Anyway, I am so happy everyone is here again. I love you guys spending all this time with me. hug


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:56 PM CST
I have to go now, but please everyone keep beating the heck out of each other. LOL rolling on the floor laughing


Just joking.


Thank you all for a great day in CS. I will look for all the things you will say behind my back tomorrow. And hopefully I will get deeper into the question of Postmodernism. grin



Good night everyone!

peace


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:54 PM CST
MikeHD wrote:
Jean-Francois Lyotard is considered one of the fore fathers of the Postmodern movement.


"Knowledge ceases to be an end in itself, it loses its 'use-value.'" Jean-Francois Lyotard


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:52 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
Exactly Mike - thats what you do - lets hear something else - some answers to some other stuff that isnt from the Bible perhaps. maybe quote a name or two which is from a source other than 'The book'


Jean-Francois Lyotard is considered one of the fore fathers of the Postmodern movement. crying


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:48 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
any day you can enlighten me Mike is a good day!

have no idea (without using the www), who he is ..

much less what you mean by it.



Dr. Ian Malcolm was almost eaten by a T-Rex.


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:46 PM CST
crotalus_p wrote:
there is no point in viewing rebuttals before you watch what they are rebutting




I hate to admit this, but Crotalus finally made sense to me.


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:45 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
Mike - Im sorry but postmodernists do not reject the 'Modern Spirit' how absolutely crass and ignorant of you to make such an all sweeping statement.......... unbelievable from you Mike - unbelievable - are you hoping to hop into some sort of academic bandwagon which you fear we may be unable to refute or something


I am writing a paper on postmodernism. One I should be working on now since it is due on Wednesday. The more I learn, the more I see the coming age.

My position is to find jobs for college students, so I work with nothing but 17-23 yr olds. They could care less about religion, science, who is right, what is right, or anything else. They just want to carve out a nice life and the hell with the rest of the world. They don't argue about things because they don't care. They will just say "thats nice" and walk away. It is really scary. There is no moral constant. They believe that Hitler was only wrong from certain points of view. He is seen as right in others, and that is ok with them. They don't care who is right and who is wrong.

This is our future.


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:38 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
not from me mike ... ouch..

maybe youre just reading and not disgesting ..


OH I forgot about you again B. I apologize.

You keep spouting the post you have to be Dr. Ian Malcolm to understand.


Do you know who that is? Bonus points if you figure it out. (without the internet that is) LOL rolling on the floor laughing


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:33 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
Talk to me about Dawkins Mike - I may even give you one of my world renowknowned kisses - slow and lingering and so totally sensuous - play with my mind and Ill be yours forevermore



Trish you are something else.

I went to YouTube and looked up Dawkins. I have a problem though. I am at work and it is hard to watch videos at work for any sustainable time.

I also have to decide whether to watch Dawkins first, or watch all the rebuttals of Dawkins. I guess I will have to watch them both before I can come back in here. Why does talking to you always turn into work.

I am still recovering from that kiss...


offer.


You like across the ocean huh?


hmmmmm...


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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:23 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
Talk to me about Dawkins Mike - I may even give you one of my world renowknowned kisses - slow and lingering and so totally sensuous - play with my mind and Ill be yours forevermore
dropping jaw


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:21 PM CST
kidatheart wrote:
Is this a popularity contest now? Still haven't seen YOUR evidence Mike.


Evidence of what?


Haven't you been reading? We don't believe in evidence in here. We play who can spout out the quickest philosophy or history, who can find the better sounding quote, who can find a scientific theory to support our skepticism. All we have to do is have a clever argument, give a cursory look at some so called evidence and come up with the pithiest quote we can find, and we win!!!

LOL rolling on the floor laughing

Isn't that right?

If you go back and read, that is sure what it looks like.




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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:05 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
L Ron Hubbard!!!!! feck Mike, now I know where you went astray


I know, I know, but that bit about the reactive mind kinda hooked me for awhile.


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 7:03 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
The 'small world' and six degrees of separation' theories illustrate further shrinkages in the adaptation of mankind to her/his environment - stuff which has heretofore been dominated by religion is coming into the realms of scientific enquiry and I, personally, am totally excited by these things on behalf of all the people I know and converse on these matters with - we are in a whole new age people - its pretty magic cos we arent dominated by religion any longer - our minds are open to all kinds of perspctives - we have freetinking at the helm and as much as the religionists are kicking off about it - scientific enquiry is the meme of the day


If you are talking about the post modern world view, then are you not also saying that we are kicking off our dependence on science as well.

In the “The Postmodern Condition” Jean-Francois Lyotard says scientific and rationalist discourses have lost their "legitimacy." Postmodernists reject the “Modern Spirit” that has motivated and inspired Western thinkers for the last 350 years, because they seem to believe that “reason” has betrayed us. Martin Irving wrote “Frederic Jameson defines Postmodernism as a movement in arts and culture corresponding to a new configuration of politics and economics, ‘late capitalism’: transnational consumer economies based on global scope of capitalism.”* I believe the postmodernist condemns the modernist, and places on them the blame of the world’s sad condition in light of what the “Age of Reason, or Enlightenment” promised humankind back in the 18th century.


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MikeHD
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Posted: Aug 21, 2008, 6:58 PM CST
Thank you to everyone. I think this is post 340, making this my most successful thread ever. grin


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