Let's intentionally preinclude the people that have had "reassignment" ... whatever that actually means as far as nature and GOD are concerned. If you "fake the funk" as a what your pretend to be, and people don't "detect" it, success.
I'm a moderately random person, so some of my posts will be anti-[this, that, or the other], while others will be useful bits of knowledge (possibly Linux based), possibly music recommendations or the opposite thereof. Who knows?
2016/09/06
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Let's intentionally preinclude the people that have had "reassignment" ... whatever that actually means as far as nature and GOD are concerned. If you "fake the funk" as a what your pretend to be, and people don't "detect" it, success.
Tides prove GOD
Suppose you live on a planet on which there are three primary states.
Suppose on this planet that the states of said things are solid, liquid, and gas.
Now, suppose that there is this thing that happens to have a gravitic effect (student homework) on things on the planet you're on, and it happens to orbit the planet you're on. It pulls things on the planet to itself, but weakly. Gas seems to not care and solid really seems to not care. But liquid seems to really like being played with, so it plays along. Things like tides happen.
Without a GOD to make all this happen, how does any of this make any sense? I expect a number of atheists to have any number of reasons (all nonsense) for why this is, but I'm interested to hear from others.
2016/09/02
Meh
Cost increases of "medical" things are a cross-junct of insurance (a bet against oneself) and governmental control. People that are "suffering" from over-cost drugs because of choices they intentionally made (supporting insurance or government involvement) brook no sympathy from me. They chose their bed. Now they have to slumber in it.
If insurance hadn't been a thing, there would be no problem. If government intervention hadn't happened because insurance had gone wrong, there would (again) not be a problem. That people are unhappy because X caused Y and then Y (because some clueless people didn't realize their cluelessness) caused Z, I care not. Or more precisely, I'm hateful of the people that caused X, Y, and Z, because they should have known better. They or their parents or grand parents (etc) chose this and the choice was made to not fix it and complain about it instead. (most often in the form of government intervention)
I choose to refuse to care. If your default reaction is to choose to get government involved instead of dealing with things yourself, I choose to refuse to care about you.
If government is your god, then as a human, I have no reason whatsoever to humor you because you're worshiping a false god.
Some people seem confused why I'm so cold and distant from their "problems" and they don't understand why I don't care. The obvious causality of it seems to miss them entirely. Meh.