If idolization was easy to overcome, it wouldn't be amongst the 10 Jew laws

This post was edited by MaliceMizer on Aug 5 2016 07:32pm

So flatty is a Jew...?! I thought he was more of an Amish kinda guy... That would have explained a lot...

Face it kid, you're a prisoner.

Think I should buy Ancestry.com Stock (NASDAQ:ACOM)?
It fell off the charts a few years ago
I'm waiting on my DNA results to get back but it sure looks like this is happening.
Supposedly my grandfather was Jewish but escaped the holocaust in a German orphanage.

Hitler was part Jewish, it means nothing though- there is only good and decent people or complete wastes of skin, it's easy to figure out who is who.

Wastes of skin can be utilized, especially by the vain.
A man only learns such ethics two ways, one by reading, and the other by associating with people smarter or more religious than themselves.
I have little quarrel with the fluoride stare,
but those who seek to knock these headless horsemen off their chariots without providing a new method, they can get wasted.


I like the train tracks switch test for us who found our psychopathy:

Do nothing, and the trolley kills the five people on the main track.
Pull the lever, diverting the trolley onto the side track where it will kill one person.

Which is the correct choice?


Being a rough rider and a deontological ethics guy, I'm not going to USE the one man who is not in front of a train to save the 5 people.
In these times when a man stands alone, he's probably in the right anyways.
Kant's deontology states people are rational by categorical imperative, but that's clearly not the case any longer.
I think it is more likely that being religious — and being religious in a particular way — is what promotes such commitments

HOME OF THE BRAVE!




This post was edited by MaliceMizer on Aug 7 2016 02:13am

Phi in this context isn't referring to the golden ratio, it's referring to the area in that section of the circle. Strictly speaking it's still wrong, since it should be 85.454545 or something like that.



You have a serious disconnect from reality on just about every level. Scientists don't do it for the money. The highest paid professor at my university is paid less than 100k a year. If any scientist was "doing it for the money" I can guarantee you they would choose medicine or another field because "science" in the sense of doing experiments and etc. doesn't pay very well compared to science providing a service.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Aug 7 2016 01:52pm