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What's wrong with this logic? - leucetios - 08-03-2004
Consider the impasse of a one God universe: he is all-knowing and all-powerful. He can't go anywhere since he is already everywhere. He can't do anything since the act of doing presupposes a position. His universe is irrevocably thermodynamic having no friction by definition. So he has to create friction: war, fear, sickness, death. Keep his dying show on the road. Sooner or later: "look boss, we don't have enough energy left to fry an elderly woman in a fleabag hotel fire".
What's wrong with this logic? - skulbite - 08-03-2004
Damn! Where did I put my aspirin?
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-03-2004
Quote:Originally posted by leucetios@Aug 3 2004, 06:36 PMYou logic is quite flawed.
Consider the impasse of a one God universe: he is all-knowing and all-powerful. He can't go anywhere since he is already everywhere. He can't do anything since the act of doing presupposes a position. His universe is irrevocably thermodynamic having no friction by definition. So he has to create friction: war, fear, sickness, death. Keep his dying show on the road. Sooner or later: "look boss, we don't have enough energy left to fry an elderly woman in a fleabag hotel fire".
I would explain why but would not understand the explanation.
I will say this, you and all the others prefessing to be the highest form of life on the Earth (the Dolphins and Whales in your oceans find that quite funny, by the way) have not, and probably will not, evolve to the mentally superior state to ever understand why.
So I will save us both time and effort.
What's wrong with this logic? - leucetios - 08-03-2004
I call bullshit.
What's wrong with this logic? - skulbite - 08-03-2004
Good call, but I wouldn't take the time out to think it through either. I'm a non-believer as well. Read it three times tho.. Looking for the Extra Strength Tylenol now.
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-03-2004
Quote:Originally posted by leucetios@Aug 3 2004, 06:48 PMCall it what you will, but I am sure your friends and family would not want to see your head explode from trying to understand the facts of 'why'.
I call bullshit.
The explainations has also been known to cause spontaneous combustion to members of your planet. Please do not ask as I do not want to be responsible for the death of any members of this Website.
It is also most messy.
The best I can say is this, please consider this point for a while, then once you understand I can tell you more.....
"42".
What's wrong with this logic? - leucetios - 08-03-2004
Quote:Originally posted by leucetios@Aug 3 2004, 09:36 AM
Consider the impasse of a one God universe: he is all-knowing and all-powerful. He can't go anywhere since he is already everywhere. He can't do anything since [b]the act of doing presupposes a position. His universe is irrevocably thermodynamic having no friction by definition. So he has to create friction: war, fear, sickness, death. Keep his dying show on the road. Sooner or later: "look boss, we don't have enough energy left to fry an elderly woman in a fleabag hotel fire". [/b]
I'll give you a hint, Spock. Start with the statement in bold
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-03-2004
As I said, "42" is all I can tell you, for your safety. Do not inquire further.
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-03-2004
Quote:Originally posted by leucetios+Aug 3 2004, 07:08 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(leucetios @ Aug 3 2004, 07:08 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-leucetios@Aug 3 2004, 09:36 AM
Consider the impasse of a one God universe: he is all-knowing and all-powerful. He can't go anywhere since he is already everywhere. He can't do anything since [b]the act of doing presupposes a position. His universe is irrevocably thermodynamic having no friction by definition. So he has to create friction: war, fear, sickness, death. Keep his dying show on the road. Sooner or later: "look boss, we don't have enough energy left to fry an elderly woman in a fleabag hotel fire". [/b]
I'll give you a hint, Spock. Start with the statement in bold
[/b][/quote]I will say this and I should not. You ponder mere details, pieces of a puzzle. I have given you the entire picture of that puzzle. I have given you the answer to life, the universe and everything.
From here I will not and cannot speak any further.
Live Long and Prosper, leucetios.
Please forgive the misspellings of the word 'universe'. I admit I became emotionally 'caught up'.
What's wrong with this logic? - CodeWarrior - 08-04-2004
Quote:Originally posted by Spock@Aug 3 2004, 02:11 PMnice cop-out spock
As I said, "42" is all I can tell you, for your safety. Do not inquire further.
What's wrong with this logic? - halfasleep - 08-04-2004
Quote:Originally posted by leucetios@Aug 3 2004, 12:48 PMleucetios, you're trying to pick an arguement with a fictional character... a troll... you expect honesty and sincerity out of someone who bullshitting you to start with????!!!!!?!?!?!?! :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
I call bullshit.
:lmf: :loool: :fuck: :lmao: :loool: :loool:
Spocks answer is right... 42 is the answer to Life, the Universe and Everything... at least according to Douglas Adams and his 5 book trilogy "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". The problem is man needs to come up with the question that goes with that answer!
This time (and it's one of the few times) I'm on the side of this guy who obviously watches his Star Trek DVD's while wearing a blue shirt and pointed ears. He obviously reads actual books and was leading you on with other Sci-Fi references!!!
Just be thankful we don't have a troll who set himself up as Doctor Who!!! :fart:
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-05-2004
You are quite correct in your observation about Douglas Adams, Mister halfasleep.
His theories on space travel and all of life, which 20th century man thought was simply humor, turned out to be quite true and profound.
You are wrong in your logic statement that since I am a fictional character, I must be speaking falsehoods. I am neither fiction, nor lying.
What's wrong with this logic? - VitaminE - 08-05-2004
Spock does your 42 reference the HGTTU?
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-05-2004
Quote:Originally posted by VitaminE@Aug 5 2004, 04:19 PMIf you mean "Galaxy", not "Universe", then you are correct.
Spock does your 42 reference the HGTTU?
What's wrong with this logic? - VitaminE - 08-05-2004
You are one insightfull freak.
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-05-2004
Quote:Originally posted by VitaminE@Aug 5 2004, 05:01 PMWhy... Thank you!..... I think.
You are one insightfull freak.
What's wrong with this logic? - fem - 08-05-2004
This is dumb, and Spock you're ugly.
What's wrong with this logic? - newduser - 08-05-2004
Wanna Fuck?
What's wrong with this logic? - Spock - 08-05-2004
Quote:Originally posted by fem@Aug 5 2004, 06:37 PMBeauty is in the eye of the beholder, young Fem.
This is dumb, and Spock you're ugly.
Though I find it a nuisance, I find most women are 'turned on'...I believe that is the expression... by the Vulcan ears. The human female find them most attractive. I will assume you are an exception to the rule, Miss Fem.
What's wrong with this logic? - fem - 08-05-2004
Quote:Originally posted by newduser@Aug 5 2004, 06:47 PMdepends....do you have a nice ass?
Wanna Fuck?