Catastrophic flood events are commonplace.
Whereas little old Noah building and supplying a comprehensive global floating zoo, is an exaggerated myth.
Who collected all the marsupials together?
Goats in a boat, would make for a better title.
Catastrophic flood events are commonplace.
Whereas little old Noah building and supplying a comprehensive global floating zoo, is an exaggerated myth.
Who collected all the marsupials together?
Goats in a boat, would make for a better title.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Or die trying.
Which ever comes first.
For insurance purposes only.
Yes, analogically universal.
The rise and fall of materialism, as it were.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yes, Donkeys are sort of an equine comedic mode of transport.
Whereas GOD was an Arab Stallion.
No, but the gay band of spiritually misguided brothers.
Sin indeed.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yes, 1 divided by 1 equals 1.
Whereas.
1 times 1 equals 1.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
If I said 2-1=1.
Would you reply 1+1=2
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yes, computer graphics and sound make for an interesting hypothesis.
But of what precisely?
What does the imagery represent in real terms?
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Can you?
Controlled release is control.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Lol, no it's not.
A sweeping statement with no qualification.
Submission and dominance would be a sort of counterintuitive state of affairs
And social inertia would perhaps not be greatly productive.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
I'm guessing that you employ some sort of technologically derived pseudo language.
Yes, it would be controversial to say that MLK had no impact upon US social and cultural development.
Though how that impacted upon human intellectual and material progress is unclear.
Though I would suggest that guided missiles are an unfortunate but necessary outcome or biproduct of technological development.
Whereas spirituality is an oftentimes misinterpreted physiological function.
At the end of the day MLK has been, gone and is being forgotten, whereas scientific discovery will continue to outrun us.
A lot to do with the complacency of isolation I suppose, and also associated cultural and intellectual development. Where evolutionary success hinged upon the necessity of protection and survival.
But global social development, is a big thesis to research and compile when I'm eating my porridge.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Sexual accomplishment is an inbuilt obsession.
They may learn new stuff, but may not bother to alter their modus operandi, especially if it necessitates a significant behavioural change.
Like, they no they should eat better and exercise more.
But sitting around poking devices, with a coke, burger and fries to hand is much less hassle.
And apocalyptic events perhaps.
Or catastrophic ones.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
It is indeed.
And Jesus lived for just about half as long. (By current reckoning)
So his contribution in relative terms was half a zeptosecond.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
You can see where JRR Tolkien got his inspiration.
Ah, so the end of the book.
"It is finished"
Could have meant that the fun and games were all over.
But boyfriend John just couldn't let it go.
Interpretation indeed.
I wonder what Australian Aboriginals and Northern Inuits made of it all.
Did GOD come and fu*k any of their virgins
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yes all very biblical.
Which is what one would expect from a copycat religion.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yep, Lucy says a lot.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Hmmm.
Was never really conditioned to be a swimmer.
So, have never been a lover of public swimming facilities.
And warm water is just not a naturally available UK resource.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Well said.
But I would suggest It's all a social reality, and that dominance and submission is how a society gets things done.
Did the AA's build much?
Yes, I suppose that hunter gathering is less popular these days, so folk need alternative mental and physical outlets.
If they are as bad as you describe, they would have left you in the dumpster.
SergeantLynch · a year ago
Yes, motivation declines as we get older.
I see it all the time in my line of work.
I would say that there are only a few lucky people whose make up affords them more time...Which is to say a longer and less severe rate of decline...But decline they will.
At 50 I still felt invincible, at 60 I still felt good.
Now at 65 and rapidly approaching retirement, I plan to take up long distance walking...And although I am still mentally motivated to do so, I'm not sure that my knees will be so keen.
Perhaps I should take up cold water swimming instead...Though I think that cold water swimming is a pastime better suited to younger folk and suitably insulated older women.
"First cause" is the conundrum in a nutshell.
Currently all hypotheses begin at 1 rather than at 0.
The Magic Man hypothesis is no exception.