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(This is mostly a reminder to start a discussion on this later. This easily touches on rights of children and responsibility in general, why we should make laws be based on reasoning rather than arbitrary beliefs, etc.) Continued at top
Owned by Unordained - Created on 01/26/2005 - Never edited  08/29/06 :: Folder :: Science11/01/05 :: Folder :: Philosophy & Argumentation08/04/05 :: Reference :: (link) :: The Stranger Within (Human Chimera)07/24/03 :: Folder :: Ecology & Environment07/08/03 :: Folder :: Technology 12/15/08 :: Quote :: Bertrand RussellEverything is vague to a degree you do not realize till you have tried to make it precise. 02/11/05 :: Quote :: Bjarne StroustrupCuriously enough, the volume of interest and public debate is often inversely proportional to the importance of a feature. The reason is that it is much easier to have a firm opinion on a minor feature than on a major one; minor features fit directly into the current state of affairs, whereas major ones - by definition - do not.
[Editor's note: while this was in the context of C++ language featur [...] 02/26/05 :: Article :: On teaching evolution in public schools :: 09/15/07 :: Quote :: MC Hawking
ah, yuh
that's right
this one's for all the naysayers and dream-slayers
who told the Hawk-man it couldn't be done.
Listen up.
Your momma is so fat, she's got a trashbag for a sock.
She's so hairy she looks like she's got Don King in a headlock.
Your momma is so ugly that her dog won't give her fleas.
You could stick her face in dough and make monster cookies.
Your momma is so da [...]  11/23/03 :: Reference :: (link) :: Praying Doesn't Help08/12/08 :: Message :: Firefox fails to establish SSL connection with strange error06/23/04 :: Article :: Programming languages :: New languages seem to pop up all the time -- why?05/20/07 :: Quote :: Friedrich NietzscheThe most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.  03/02/04 :: Image :: First Law of Thermodynamics :: 01/20/04 :: Reference :: (link) :: Logic and Fallacies01/09/04 :: Quote :: George D. PrenticeMany a writer seems to think he is never profound except when he can't understand his own meaning. |
