If the UK is leaving the EU human rights nonsense, that may well (in the UK'S favor) influence my (sometimes, subjective, I admit) evaluation.
We're all going to Great Britain, now, is that the idea? Oh God... You people tire me. Please, don't be offended if I don't settle down in the UK. Absurd cycles of frantic drifting!
I'll start applying for jobs tomorrow (now that my notice has been submitted). To an extent, where I flee from Smileys (or Clowns) is out of my control. I'm not a millionaire, etc.
If the UK is leaving the EU human rights nonsense, that may well (in the UK'S favor) influence my (sometimes, subjective, I admit) evaluation.
I'll start applying for jobs tomorrow (now that my notice has been submitted). To an extent, where I flee from Smileys (or Clowns) is out of my control. I'm not a millionaire, etc.
Kill or scare off the "cream." Natural choice is the UK, given language, etc. Zip-tying the two back together may be the goal with the UK as the brains.
May sound outlandish, but this might be an apology to the UK
I guess that it is that I'm not rebellious. They're Americans. They hate that. Whole program a way to apologize to Great Britain? My ancestors is more abolitionist than revolutionary. Actually, on Mom's side, Benedict Arnold. Pennsylvania was not as all in for revolt from UK, at least, one of our reps walked out, right? Alternatively, do they hate me for my ancestors? Very bizarre!
You people are the problem! "It Ain't Me" Hahahaha.
Oh, and here's your new favorite song
You people are the problem! "It Ain't Me" Hahahaha.
You all are just pulling a prank on me of some sort. It has been annoying, though. Anyway, no more living under a bridge here. I'll have to save up money somewhere else. May be I'm going to go live under a bridge in Switzerland now, because you're annoying. You should get some sleep. Blah! You all are very bizarre. Here's some more music!
You all need to have some fun in life! Just running around trying to kill someone who doesn't deserve it... now, that's tiring, isn't it? Get something to eat. Go take a nap. Wake up and see if you feel better. I had a snack before I went to sleep last night. I feel great! That might help you. But you should have some fun in life. This video may help you sleep. Very relaxing.
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Not sure where to start on this #dailymemo business? Follow this thread and post something clever. What are you doing today? What are you most grateful for? What are you eating for dinner? etc
Putting in my resignation notice (to be notarized) in order to gain access to my 401(k) Grateful for China! Very exciting how they're developing and all you can eat buffets! About to have one. Yippee!
Of course, Brexit is coming soon. Expecting a delay? I'm shuffling around my work partly in order to have access to my 401(k). Yippee!!!!
By the way, you could also collaborate and obey the obvious principles in Scripture. You don't have to (is this what they're doing?) chase around your smart young people, paranoid that they might think something that they're not supposed to think?
Sigh... I think that you Americans should be destroyed! Hahahahaha... what a bummer these people are...
SWITCH TO AI!
Switch to AI. Then, you don't have to trust anyone with certain information.
By the way, you could also collaborate and obey the obvious principles in Scripture. You don't have to (is this what they're doing?) chase around your smart young people, paranoid that they might think something that they're not supposed to think?
Switch to AI. Then, you don't have to trust anyone with certain information.
"Top Secret" sheet music.
Switch to AI. Then, you don't have to trust anyone with certain information.
Worship the math that runs everything - God's laws. Obey the math that adds up to life. Don't worship rocks, etc. Do what adds up to life, because that directly reflects the code that never dies.
It's important to transition successfully into the next era. So, no, caring about the right ideas is not out dated. I think that it'd be better to do it as a computer programmer. Teach robots, etc.
Worship the math that runs everything - God's laws. Obey the math that adds up to life. Don't worship rocks, etc. Do what adds up to life, because that directly reflects the code that never dies.
(As an aside, those who say that religion's era is over are correct, but we did not throw out good genetics when the era of ideas arrived. So, likewise, we do intend - I hope - for robots to be operating in accordance with the right ideas. AI could be a disaster otherwise! Swim upstream!)
Worship the math that runs everything - God's laws. Obey the math that adds up to life. Don't worship rocks, etc. Do what adds up to life, because that directly reflects the code that never dies.
The Origin and the End with James Ussher
The Origin
In his influential The Annals of the World, James Ussher included an introduction to the work itself, The Epistle to the Reader. That brief note establishes that people in the ancient world thought that calculating the age of the earth was beyond human reach.
Consider this excerpt from The Epistle to the Reader in The Annals of the World:
It is not strange that the heathen, who are totally ignorant of the Holy Bible, should despair of ever attaining to the knowledge of the world’s beginnings. Even among Christians, that most renowned chronographer Dionysius Petavius, when asked his opinion concerning the creation of the world and the number of years from creation down to us, made this disclaimer:
“The number of years from the beginning of the world to our time cannot be known, nor in any way found out, without divine revelation.” {Petravius, De Doctrina Temporum, l. 9. c. 2.}
Philastrius Brixiensis agreed with him and called it...
Young Earth Creationism was labeled "heresy" CENTURIES BEFORE Darwin was even born. Don't take my word for it: listen to how James Ussher - in his own words - used to try to defend himself from the charge! Just an FYI.
The Origin and the End with James Ussher
The Origin
In his influential The Annals of the World, James Ussher included an introduction to the work itself, The Epistle to the Reader. That brief note establishes that people in the ancient world thought that calculating the age of the earth was beyond human reach.
Consider this excerpt from The Epistle to the Reader in The Annals of the World:
It is not strange that the heathen, who are totally ignorant of the Holy Bible, should despair of ever attaining to the knowledge of the world’s beginnings. Even among Christians, that most renowned chronographer Dionysius Petavius, when asked his opinion concerning the creation of the world and the number of years from creation down to us, made this disclaimer:
“The number of years from the beginning of the world to our time cannot be known, nor in any way found out, without divine revelation.” {Petravius, De Doctrina Temporum, l. 9. c. 2.}
Philastrius Brixiensis agreed with him and called it...
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