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Or, like any good programmer, when God was coding animal DNA: #include <BovB.h>

• eternalban 9y ago
  God would not use an imperative language. p.s. Look, imperative is most of what I've done and ~understand. I am not making it out to be inferior, rather questioning fitness for the job. Time and Place peekaboo thinking just seems pedastrian for a transcendent entity devising a world. (That's even an inside joke in Genesis with God looking for Adam.) Short scripting of little bits, sure, but blueprints and stuff, no way. But, yes, this is just an opinion.
  • oblio 9y ago
    let light = true ?
    • rvense 9y ago
      (call-with-two-lights world)
    • warent 9y ago
      let there = light
    • mercer 9y ago
      this.light = !undefined
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  • gpvos 9y ago
    As Niels Bohr reputedly said: stop telling God what to do.
    • eternalban 9y ago
      That would kinda put a dent in our relationship.
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• crusso 9y ago
  Yeah, but apparently he forgot to guard his header with: #ifndef __BOV_B_H__ #define __BOV_B_H__ #endif
  • marcosdumay 9y ago
    He certainly didn't forget it. He is a good programmer after all. The entire problem is that he left an extra underline at the end of the #define, and 3 underlines look exactly like 2.