SatanLucy wrote:
Thinking about it, if you were around 30 when we first exchanged ideas, you must now be getting on for around 40.
Ew, thats the worst thing anyone ever said to me. I can be around 30 for a decade. When I am around 40, I will hide in the display of shame.
But you can see my photo I posted, so its clear I am around 30, which is 25 to 35.
I've seen photos of your arms and fingers, but only a stylised image of your face.
Do you think that the human propensity to obsess about dick length, is indicative of a highly advanced intellectual species.
Or is it time for Asexual Intelligence to take over.
Yes, well researched.
Up until the 1980's Britain had employed over 187,000 miners in over 1000 collieries.
We even invited your PM to come and run our bank for a while.
Thinking about it, if you were around 30 when we first exchanged ideas, you must now be getting on for around 40.
Misterio wrote:
SergeantLynch wrote:
And for some reason Misterio has an in depth knowledge of Asian penises...One can only guess...And they are also very fond of extra-terrestrial visitors....Perhaps they have the hots for you...I think that they are chatting you up.
depth knowledge? It's called general knowledge, you pirate. Everybody should know about that.
It seems to me that SatanLucy, aka Best Korea, suffers from multiple personality disorder. Today he's a Slavic, tomorrow he'll be an African of a 12-inch cock.
The Balkans, mostly like everywhere else is a mish mash of people of various origins and variable penis size...And I'm guessing that your chief data source in this respect is online porn...I'm also guessing that BK AKA Lucy, is not around 30 and is stylistically disingenuous, typically someone much younger.
Hmmmm...Once again, 13th century word salad does not prove the existence of the extra-universal creator of ancient Jewish mythology, nor is it logical to assume that it does...Which isn't to say that in terms of human intellectual development magic man hypotheses were not a likely outcome...Nonetheless, fast forwards several thousands of years, and human intellectual development has way exceeded assumptive hypotheses to a point where knowledge exceeds the need for a magic man by many billions of years...Though one can never discount fully the possibility of extra-terrestrial interventionism, whether this be an asteroid bearing microbial life or even a highly advanced intellectual species or technological seeder...Nonetheless, in all cases, elaborately derived human theism is nothing more than a system of ongoing people management...But it is fair to say that magic man hypotheses and elaborate theistic systems of people management were a likely evolutionary outcome...An inevitable result of naievety and ignorance.
So, I do not "know", just as you do not "know" anything about creation and existence, other than what our current situation infers.
Typically it is a theistic necessity to conflate factual knowledge with knowledge of established fantasised deistic speculation...That is to say the knowledge of ancient Jewish folk tales, myth and man-gods.
NoAhLeEcLaRk wrote:
Yeah it won't be MAGA, but I'm saying people will still identify as a MAGA or someone who still supports a non-existing group.
Yes. there are seemingly proportionally more idiots per-capita in the USA...Than anywhere else...Other than Israel of course...Though the US is something of a Jewish controlled enclave.
For some people abortion is a solution to a problem...Just as killing Palestinians or Ukrainians or Iranians is a solution to other peoples problems...None of which makes any difference to human proliferation and demand for Earth resources....What the planet needs is an asteroid and AI to take over the job.
I have a beard, It grows vigourously and makes me look Viking...Perhaps I have Nordic ancestors.
And for some reason Misterio has an in depth knowledge of Asian penises...One can only guess...And they are also very fond of extra-terrestrial visitors....Perhaps they have the hots for you...I think that they are chatting you up.
Trump worships money...And himself of course.
Debby wrote:
Because of Hindu reincarnation, the same story gets revived every generation.
Just takes an oversexed human with a propensity for spicy food.
Very true...The human population could do with thinning down a tad...As things currently stand, abortion makes no difference to human proliferation.
Currently by whatever means, human death makes no difference...As a species we are just programmed, mindless sex addicts and survivalists.
Certainly makes one wonder why.
SatanLucy wrote:
Those religions are just crowd control.
Very true.
Debby wrote:
Jesus was a controversial figure. But the Christian religion is driven by Pauline indoctrination.
Very true...Indoctrination is key, obviously.
Yes be thankful Lucy, you could have a square head and a ginger mullet and beard.
Preference stems from acquired knowledge that results in a discriminatory mindset...Such data is usually formatively acquired.
It's just that cute is totally the wrong adjective.
Babies are cute (not all).
Young girls and women are cute (not all).
Young boys and men are rarely cute.
True, the rise of British global dominance from the Tudor period right through to the industrial revolution was somewhat amazing...Most generous thing that we did was gift the Caribbean Islands to Africans, as a thank you for all their hard work.
FLRW wrote:
Geoffrey Burbidge was a renowned astrophysicist, but his later cosmological views are widely considered incorrect by the scientific consensus. While he co-authored the seminal B2FH paper that correctly explained stellar nucleosynthesis (how stars create elements), his long-standing rejection of the Big Bang theory and his advocacy for the quasi-steady state cosmology were ultimately disproven.
Key points regarding his scientific standing:
In summary, while Burbidge was a brilliant and influential scientist whose early work was correct and vital, his contrarian cosmological views were wrong, and he died as one of the last significant proponents of a rejected cosmological model.
Yes, nicotine addiction probably led to his fall from grace...Nonetheless he lived until he was 85 and interestingly was born in Chipping Norton Oxfordshire.
Shoresy wrote:
The average length of all current American marriages is 20 years. Just long enough to raise kids. Coincidence?
Hmmm...Begs the question, why does procreation need a marriage contract...Basically just dumbass religious meddling in social policy.
Clever stupid indeed.
SatanLucy wrote:
They killed children for coal. Such are British.
Such is a dramatic misrepresentation Lucy.
Coal was a global necessity of the times and Wales rich in coal was no different...So the coal spoil was deposited where it was deposited by British Welsh people for British Welsh people who were at the time dependent upon coal as a means of income, heat and energy production...What is known as the "Aberfan Disaster" was a tragedy indeed, but nonetheless a consequence of human social development...If it had been a "Third World" event we would simply have carried on with our dinner and watched Z-Cars instead.
RemyBrown wrote:
Which one are you? Everyone already knows who they are. I'm #3.
Self righteousness doesn't prove righteousness, often just proves arrogance.
Whereas moderation suggests balance.
And pride indicates a need for justification.
I wouldn't say that cute was an appropriate adjective.
More sort of average younger male.
Debby wrote:
The 1.2 billion Hindus also believe in God the creator.
Well, not Abe's Mangod perhaps, but all sorts of other whacky god types.
Which just proves that the naive creation nonsense that people used to come up with still get's readily brainwashed into successive generations.
Debby wrote:
The Catholic Church still has over a billion Catholic members and remains the largest Christian institute.
Doesn't prove anything, other than one aspect of human nature...Certainly doesn't prove Abe's claim.
There are approximately 1.2 billion Hindus, so............proves exactly the same...Teach your kids nonsense and they will grow up believing in nonsense.
ServusDei wrote:
The Quinquae Viae were the logical proofs, genius. If they're illogical then prove them as such being that you are so great and intelligent. Yet, we both know that due to the brainwashing from you parents, at least that's what you've seemed to posit, you have no clue what you're talking. You're a byproduct. If "gobbledygook" is your only objection, that says it all right there. You say you do not believe anything, yet you have sure made grandiose claims of certain beings being "fantasy". I am sure in your all-knowingness you can enlighten the class as to the evidence you have, yes? Or is it that you like making claims with nothing to show?
Yep, string words together that have no scientific basis and boom there's logical proof...Such is illogic.
And as for a claim with nothing to show...Well let's start with the biggy...Abe's claim that he met a god up a mountain...So show me the god and the case is closed...Should be simple for someone regularly in touch with the big fella.
Until you can show me your god, then it just remains a "fantasy" character in a mythological tome.
Come on, enlighten me with your all-knowingness, I will be more than happy to be enlightened...Though currently with regard to knowing anything factual about creation and existence, I unashamedly know very little...In fact I do not know anything, but tend to run with ideas that come with a tad more scientific evidence, rather than just:
Abe and Thomas say that there is a big fella lives in a magical place somewhere...So there.
Debby wrote:
Also consider the Pascal’s wager.
Good old Blaise, he lived for 39 years...But did he go to heaven or hell...Or neither?
I'm guessing that computers, AKA AI, will quickly suss out the difference between human stupidity and logic and eradicate the stupid.
Yes, I too try to help deluded theists on this site by introducing logic therapy.
But unfortunately formative programming is extremely difficult to overwrite...Such is global societies overriding problem.
And Debby flutters her metaphorical eyelids and you go all gooey...Haha, that was an unintentional double entendre.
