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Or stubborn.
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What needs to be proven is that [if] we live in the only universe. That we live in one universe [where both GR and SM are correct ] is not, as far as I know, being debated.
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> Not if the "well regarded source" has a clear motive to lie. Then it is not a well regarded source any more.
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You can buy something else. Giving everybody the key is missing entirely the point of a key.
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Allowing only those who are soft to ask questions is new.
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Reporters can ask whatever they want, including stupid/uninteresting questions, that's the point. But limiting who can attend is only a move to signal they don't want hard questions and if you ask them you get banned.
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Nice straw man there, but no one said that. A key everybody has a copy of is not much of a key.
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Good luck proving that.
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> > or the allegory of Yom Kippur a ritual. > Not a Christian ritual. Yom Kippur is not christian per se, what I was talking about is the allegory of Yom Kippur, namely easter and the killing of Jesus in the name of the lamb th
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You were the one saying there were no rituals, I just mentioned two because it's been a while since I've had to argue this stuff. By the way, praying is also a ritual, as is Saving the sabbath (still performed by some christian de
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> Well, since there are no 'Christian rituals' in the New Testament, because Christianity did not exist at the time, I'm going to assume that you have not read it. See? classic case of cherry picking. You probably don'
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This is a classic case of "seeing what you want to see"; You agree with all my points yet remain with your original statement. > Aside from some obvious creation-myth overlaps borrowed from other Mesopotamian/Egyptian stor
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> Montheism wasn't just about having 'one god' - monotheistic religions were about ideas not so much rites and rituals (as mentioned in the article). Particularly - monotheistic religions required moral and conscientious b
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It means you have to keep looking for the answer. Sometimes you have to admit you just don't and/or can't (for the moment) know.
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And none have been proven, so why force it?
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This is actually very easy to test. Do you believe mormons are christians? What about Jehovah's Witnesses?
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> It is not. Scripture defines the teachings of Christ. This is the main point; they do not. The manuscripts at best describe the teachings of different sects of early christianity invoking the authority of christ for validation. That&#x
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Nonsense. All you said is nonsense. > If you believe the human experience before modern technology and economics was good enough No rational person can take what I originally said and twist it to sound like this. > Yes, many people li
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Apparently history counts for nothing. If you are trying to claim the entirety of the human experience as some kind of living advertisement you have one hell of a claim to prove. Entire cultures lived and died before the first word was ever
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Take Japan as a counterpoint, or Switzerland just to name two that have been discussed on this thread and have a lower birth rate than the US. The extremism is mainly an american thing. Obviously is a continuum with total supervision 24 hou
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One can hope, but judging how Linux handles MacBooks right now I'm not so sure they are the ones to bet on to provide a bug free experience.
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iOS apps already run on intel via the simulator. There's no need to have a dual binary.
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> Is there any special reason to worry about your Echo being backdoored rather than your PC or laptops with their frequently built-in microphones? None at all. There is also no reason to exclude the Echo from the list of backdoorable d
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Laws make corporations accountable. Social "progress" is (should be) not the domain of the government but of everyone.
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Old media in this context is the distribution channel.
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Then your problem is with the patent system. Singling out Apple only makes you sound like you have a grudge against them.
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> I saw the headline and rolled my eyes, because as a consumer, I have absolutely no recourse for Apple's extortion. Android, Windows.
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You are very confused if you think both "royalties" are the same thing.
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But isn't reason is the result of logic? as in something is reasonable only when it is logically sound?
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Steve Jobs was paid in stocks. A lot.
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