Today follows yesterday just as one temperature follows another.
What you mean to say is; rising temperatures are not necessarily beneficial for humans and human societies.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Today follows yesterday just as one temperature follows another.
What you mean to say is; rising temperatures are not necessarily beneficial for humans and human societies.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Indeed we won't.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Well, religions are inanimate concepts.
But for sure, herd mentality is one survival strategy.
That's a a type of therapy isn't it.
Do you specialise?
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Progress is unstoppable...Even though it may not conform with human expectations and needs.
A rising average global temperature and all that it entails, progresses just as all events do.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
The people behind the ideology will likely be just as clever as anyone else.
Generational data transfer ensures that the ideology survives
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
When I was a kid the only available phone was a mile down the road in a red booth.
But are they operational?
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Yep, I like the lyrics.
I Will check it out on youtube.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
And then there is the SUN that bombards us with 430 trillion watts of potential power per second.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
For sure "human civilization" was/is an ongoing process, so obviously relative to now, "Ancient Egypt" 2050 to 5000 years ago was an earlier civilization.
There were also the Minoans and the Myceneans.
Not to mention all those dudes such as the Sumerians and Akkadians who had been kicking about in Mesopotamia.
Oh blimey, and there were the Caral-Supe of South America and also all those East Asian dudes such as those Indus Valley folk.
And of course we now have the Trump family, the Putians, the Korean Un's and the Netanyahu's of Palestine...Civilized folk indeed.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Yep, such is progress.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Yep, such was the recognised benefit of religious politics as a method of subjugation and control.
And as we now see, RC Inc. has become a hugely successful global business and entertainment empire.
For sure, clever needs stupid and stupid always needs clever.
Yep, I'm guessing that 50% of Americans also think that Homer Simpson is eloquent.
D'oh.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
Debby wrote:
China went through a one child restriction and greatly reduced the population.
Yep such was a social experiment.
They once experimented by killing millions of supposedly nuisance songbirds, only to overwhelmed the next year by plagues of insects.
And these were the Yin and Yang fuckers...But yep, human beings, clever stupid, Yin and Yang indeed.
FLRW wrote:
Hmmmm, Swyer Syndrome: Also known as XY gonadal dysgenesis, this rare genetic condition means a person has one X and one Y chromosome in each cell. However, they are born with a vagina, uterus, and fallopian tubes. The condition usually goes unnoticed until puberty when menstruation does not start.
How cool is that?
Everyone will want one.
Lets call it seXY GD.
SergeantLynch · 21 days ago
I have a Nokia...It's at least 10 years old, and does exactly what I need it to do...Phone or text...And costs me £1 per week.
Maybe.
Though I would suggest that bad argument is relative to the method, content and quality of acquired data and the application thereof.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Hi Skeptic 1.
Well I did account for anomalies.
And in terms of a binary species we rely upon gamete fusion and therefore binary gamete producers...Which basically in terms of primates and mammals and lots of other species (and not just animalia) means male and female.
Though I also acknowledged the human propensity for overthink and therefore an ongoing desire to redefine the lexicon in accordance with socio-psychologically inspired necessity...So both gender and binary take on a new guise these days.
And hey, if Fred want's to cut off his dick and Call himself Fifi, then it's of no concern to me...Other than as a observational and compositional exercise.
But why would they need to change their name?...Is it going to make much difference to who does what to whom during a few brief moments of procreationally inspired exuberance.
Dysphoria for sure, is a human thing.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Yes, we have a new one.
It's an HP
It has sticky labels that say Core and Iris.
And as far as I can tell, it does exactly the same as the old one.
Though the old one did have a broken hinge, needed another new battery and the camera didn't work.
Oh, and the old one was red, whereas this one is silvery.
Fortunately Mrs SergeantLynch is techno savvy and sorted it all out.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Actually Ross is a town in Herefordshire.
I never knew that the son of a GOD was once abandoned there.
Bromsgrove maybe...But that's in Worcestershire.
And for sure, being nailed to a cross is mission fulfilling, especially for S and M fetishists...Second cumming indeed...And a third and fourth.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Egg producer, sperm producer...Definition is easy.
Whereas overthink revels in over-complication...Evolution indeed.
And just for the record...Occasionally developmental anomalies may occur, but they are rare and a separate issue altogether.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Yes, I guess that someone was/is always eventually going to do stuff.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
Yes, enjoy it whilst it lasts.
And for sure, even here in Wales the number of days when one could comfortably go for a bike ride in just a T-shirt and shorts increased from two or three to maybe two or three dozen...Will next year be as good...We will have to wait and see.
And wildfires certainly increased here, due in the main to the human propensity for playing with fire.
I don't remember that song.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
In the last ten years the US population has risen by 25 million and the global population by almost a billion.
So proliferation isn't controlled.
And therefore abortion isn't an effective method of population control...Rather, just a statistical factor, relative to social ideology and development.
And of course, abortion will always irk certain GOD botherers and over-thinkers, and inevitably stimulate a counter response...Yin and Yang.
Whereas population proliferation doesn't currently have an effective Yang.
Well, there's eloquence and there's drivel and I suppose that there is also eloquent drivel.
But hey, if it comes with a red hat, 50% of Americans don't notice the difference anyway.
SergeantLynch · 22 days ago
fauxlaw wrote:
Though according to those Red Injuns most Americans are illegal anyway.
Funny, then, that they went to so much trouble to try to catch up aligning themselves as "American" by making the 60s claim [yeah, they waited that long] to call themselvews "Native."
Well, it's the way it goes, people tend to forget that they are Earthlings and all native.
SergeantLynch · 23 days ago
And also demonstrated the human need to do daft things.
Hey, but it's all progress.
SergeantLynch · 23 days ago
Yep, such are Middle Eastern inspired myths and legends.
And perhaps there was a character, maybe Yeshua (though I don't have a Hebrew keyboard), who much later was referred to as Jesus.
And as we know, GOD is an old English word.