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Forrest Gump was the opposite of myr though, ie not a piece of shit.

Most people don't care how smart someone is, more how nice they are, because then they can at least get along. That fucker's intent from the get go was to come here and offend solely for attention, ie troll, just like last time as 9V. I wouldn't disagree if someone said he was the one bullying. Repeatedly calling people stupid? Does it matter what the context is? Yet he has the gall to tell others they're "inelegant" while he shows his adolescent amusement of things that resemble cocks and vajayjays for pages at a time.... Yes, very elegant indeed. A couple times, sure, but incessantly? Throw a straightjacket on that bitch and call it a day.

What a tosser.

shadx312 wrote:Forrest Gump was the opposite of myr though, ie not a piece of shit.

Most people don't care how smart someone is, more how nice they are, because then they can at least get along. That fucker's intent from the get go was to come here and offend solely for attention, ie troll, just like last time as 9V. I wouldn't disagree if someone said he was the one bullying. Repeatedly calling people stupid? Does it matter what the context is? Yet he has the gall to tell others they're "inelegant" while he shows his adolescent amusement of things that resemble cocks and vajayjays for pages at a time.... Yes, very elegant indeed. A couple times, sure, but incessantly? Throw a straightjacket on that bitch and call it a day.

What a tosser.

Yeah, well like I started to point out when breaking it all down - it's like some kind of collective liberal guilt or something...

maybe forrest gump was a bad example, you're right, he was too nice

Angstrom wrote: that was a truly excremental run.

back on topic... nathannn, check out The Power of Myth. It's an interview between Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers. It takes place on Skywalker Ranch in the 80's. I first read the book which reads like a screen play as it is quotes back and forth... the documentary is kind of dry, but the content is really good if you're interested in this sort of thing.

H20nly wrote:

Angstrom wrote: that was a truly excremental run.

back on topic... nathannn, check out The Power of Myth. It's an interview between Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers. It takes place on Skywalker Ranch in the 80's. I first read the book which reads like a screen play as it is quotes back and forth... the documentary is kind of dry, but the content is really good if you're interested in this sort of thing.

I was looking for something that I could show people in my family and be like "look see its all shit, now what!! huh? what are you going to do about it? its all shit and there's nothing so .. ha ha!"
But I dont really want to traumatise them.

Hey! I asked you why you wanted such information and you said: "I grew up In a dysfunctional Baptist family who couldn't answer my questions." And now you're all like "Boom! Biblizzle be whitey shiat".

Revealed, your true intentions are.

I feel betrayed.

Jack McOck wrote:Hey! I asked you why you wanted such information and you said: "I grew up In a dysfunctional Baptist family who couldn't answer my questions." And now you're all like "Boom! Biblizzle be whitey shiat".

Revealed, your true intentions are.

I feel betrayed.

*edited

This post revealed even more and would have turned out embarrassing in the future.

nathannn wrote:What bothers me in adult life is there is no hard evidence that its all shit. No matter how ignorant or stupid this sounds It would be nice to have some piece of mind knowing that mad god isnt going to throw everyone into a fire and torture them.

The problem there is you're trying to prove a negative, to prove something doesn't exist. The even bigger problem is that what people consider evidence of God is subject to what they believe "evidence" to be in the first place. A devout Christian will tell you that evidence of God is all around us in all of the miracles of life and beauty in nature all around us.

When you ask why there's so much death and ugliness in the world they usually stumble around with some "well if God made it like heaven then there would be nothing to look forward to" kind of stuff.

I grew up in the church so although I don't believe in anything I am also not as brutally rude about it as the atheists you see out there. I'm agnostic really. I figure the fact that a human could even come up with the idea of God means there might be a chance it could exist in some dimension we have no knowledge of. There's certainly no physical proof of it in this dimension (again, "proof" to me is more than the fact that we are alive, but things we can measure with instruments [not Push]).

There's being grounded in reality, and there's being grounded in reality to the point of having no imagination.

Now the idea of an angry God is surely pure human contraption used to steer human behavior.

nathannn wrote:*edited

This post revealed even more and would have turned out embarrassing in the future.

Too late motherfucker!

nathannn wrote:

H20nly wrote:back on topic... nathannn, check out The Power of Myth. It's an interview between Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers. It takes place on Skywalker Ranch in the 80's. I first read the book which reads like a screen play as it is quotes back and forth... the documentary is kind of dry, but the content is really good if you're interested in this sort of thing.

I was looking for something that I could show people in my family and be like "look see its all shit, now what!! huh? what are you going to do about it? its all shit and there's nothing so .. ha ha!"
But I dont really want to traumatise them.

well, i still recommend checking it out. it's really good. Joseph Campbell was IMO

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Campbell

^
Im downloading the interview now

stringtapper wrote:

nathannn wrote:What bothers me in adult life is there is no hard evidence that its all shit. No matter how ignorant or stupid this sounds It would be nice to have some piece of mind knowing that mad god isnt going to throw everyone into a fire and torture them.

The problem there is you're trying to prove a negative, to prove something doesn't exist. The even bigger problem is that what people consider evidence of God is subject to what they believe "evidence" to be in the first place. A devout Christian will tell you that evidence of God is all around us in all of the miracles of life and beauty in nature all around us.

When you ask why there's so much death and ugliness in the world they usually stumble around with some "well if God made it like heaven then there would be nothing to look forward to" kind of stuff.

I grew up in the church so although I don't believe in anything I am also not as brutally rude about it as the atheists you see out there. I'm agnostic really. I figure the fact that a human could even come up with the idea of God means there might be a chance it could exist in some dimension we have no knowledge of. There's certainly no physical proof of it in this dimension (again, "proof" to me is more than the fact that we are alive, but things we can measure with instruments [not Push]).

There's being grounded in reality, and there's being grounded in reality to the point of having no imagination.

Now the idea of an angry God is surely pure human contraption used to steer human behavior.

nathannn wrote:*edited

This post revealed even more and would have turned out embarrassing in the future.

Too late motherfucker!

I enjoyed reading this, it was pretty helpful and explains how I also feel about the subject.

stringtapper wrote: I'm agnostic really. I figure the fact that a human could even come up with the idea of God means there might be a chance it could exist in some dimension we have no knowledge of.

Funny that, I feel the opposite. I think if there's anything that even remotely fits our idea of God, it would have to be utterly beyond our comprehension.

For anyone to claim they know God's will seems ridiculous.

I'm atheist, with only the most miniscule sliver of doubt (which I have to accept, if I'm being scientific).

I try not to shit on peoples beliefs though. Unless they are looking for a fight over it. Eg. Someone tells me their religion makes them fundamentally a better person than me, and I'm prepared to tear into what they think they know.

my religion is bigger than yours.

andydes wrote:Funny that, I feel the opposite. I think if there's anything that even remotely fits our idea of God, it would have to be utterly beyond our comprehension.

But wouldn't that preclude the possibility of having an "idea" of it in the first place?

I think our thinking isn't as opposite as you say.

there's no time for this profundity.

we have people to convert to our way of thinking.