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Mechanically but not ethically. You speak of objectivity and acceptance of this paradigm obliterating change as if it were a given, but under our present day do
by o_____________o 10y ago
Mechanically but not ethically. You speak of objectivity and acceptance of this paradigm obliterating change as if it were a given, but under our present day dogma, it would require eschewing the perceived divinity or naturalistic infallibility of man's design. Look at GMO, for chrissakes.
- ctvo 10y agoThis looks like such a smart reply. I wish I knew what it actually meant.
- Tagbert 10y agoI think its a MadLib. Let's all play: <adverb> but not <adverb>. You speak of <noun> and <noun> of this <noun> <present participle verb> <noun> as if it were a given, but under our present day <noun>, it would require <present participle verb> the perceived <noun> or <adjective> <noun> of man's design. Look at <noun>, for chrissakes.
- o_____________o 10y agoDamn, I thought this was the last place I could bloviate freely
- greydius 10y agoI just learned a new word. Thanks!