OK, this is getting funny!
It was Buzz Aldrin, not anyone named Armstrong:
OK, this is getting funny!
It was Buzz Aldrin, not anyone named Armstrong:
Thatâs really depressing, considering where algebra (Al-gebr) comes from.
Pork has its critics, but Iâm perfectly fine with it.
Okay, thatâs another thing.
Wait, seriously? They go to bed having absolutely no idea when the new moon will arise?
When you think how advanced their culture and scientific study was a thousand years ago, this is horribly sadâŚand a harbinger for what will become of the U.S.
Itâs like going to a concert, and not knowing when the drum-solo will end*. WHY ISNâT THIS PREPROGRAMMED, PEOPLE! Itâs not 1962 anymore, stop denying technology!
*
generally, this feeling sets in after about 2 seconds, itâs a perfectly normal response, based on a genetically hardwired response dating to an early part of our tree-based period when proto-humanityâs primary predator was a tree-based percussion kit. A more primitive form, not like the ones found in a prog-rock outfit. More like a garage-rock kit. Swinging from vines.
Seriously â do you listen to music?
If you do, do you listen to rigidly programmed music played by machines, possibly with auto-tuned vocals (if you even allow that organic crap in in the first place)?
Or played by humans?
If the latter and not the former, why? How can you stand not knowing when the next note will occur, whether the pitch will be slightly-off or not?
Well, if he emigrated to the U.S. he could always find a job in the Tea Party.
I suspect they know full well when the new moon will arise. I think they willfully disavow the knowledge until it is recognized by an authority. There are many different ways of acquiring knowledge.
So if the airliner stops in midair, say over Chicago, wouldnât it just fall straight through the earth to China?
So Islamic fundamentalist leaders are just as stupid as Christian and Jewish fundamentalist leaders? I wonder if this has to do with all three religions coming from the same basic teachings?
Iâm not familiar with the show, but their wikipedia article suggests that they are pissing some people off, so Iâm inclined to give them credit as legit satirists
Ultra-conservatives deemed this episode offensive to Islamic traditions.
The two stars of the show even received death threats from terrorists after the show aired an episode which attacked terrorism. Actors constantly receive death threats.
Iâve known several relatively well informed people - western-educated North-Americans, including a grade-school teacher, who are convinced that the moon rises at night, regardless of its phase, so basic knowledge of orbital mechanics is not exactly ubiquitous even among people who are not fundamentalists
Let me guess his position on Global Warming.
Wow. Any wonder why people will people believe anything.
That âwhooshingâ sound you hear is the joke going right over your (and chgolizâs, apparently) head. SamWinston knew exactly what he was doing.
Holy shit, that makes the infinite universes of Mutant Turtles (with the original b&w comic versions at the center) from âTurtles Foreverâ make so much more sense!
It has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with controlling peopleâs ideas. If you can get them to believe that the earth doesnât move, you can get them to believe anything.
I donât know exactly when the crossover occurred; but the adoption of previously far-lefty-academic postmodern âinter-subjectivityâ and cultural relativism by the hard right must be one of the single most obnoxious developments in the past few decadesâŚ
The authority to spout bullshit and be taken on faith is certainly a part of it; but the religiously-privileged writings involving various events that only work convincingly in a geocentric context(eg. Joshua 10:12) cannot be absolved.
Sometimes a literalist is just a literalist.
Well, Galileo tried and failed.
I suspect any Armstrong handy, or any strong arm, will do.
Omega race seems like itâs determined to make technical limitations into gameplay features.