Rbz Posts
Kuroneko1/2 wrote...
Waar wrote...
flare_knight1 wrote...
ZeKeR wrote...
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seriously.... wat?
I dunno who the girls who aren't Taiga are (I think the first one is from K-on maybe?), but they are all hot.
OMFG... how do you not know Mikoto Misaka, for shame, FOR SHAME!
>implying that everybody should know this character
>implying that the character is good
>lol
I highly doubt waar is seriously being a weaboo faggot. Then again, I may be wrong. Fucking weaboo faggot.
TheDarkStarAlchemist wrote...
Rbz wrote...
TheDarkStarAlchemist wrote...
Unsigned wrote...
Doesn't breaking a tooth hurt?... Like a lot?It did not hurt. It's just mega sensitive. I won't get it fixed until Wednesday. Lame.
No worries, waar said you'll be fine.
Couldn't you have just judged that for yourself?
Waar's the one getting head, not me.
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Kalistean wrote...
Yes, Science does require faith. This is because you cannot, without a doubt, prove anything in Science.Which science doesn't claim it can do. It's not about proving anything metaphysically, it's about coming to a conclusion based on observation, finding cause and effect, experimentation, etc. All of which are empirical, you know, something that can be observed, unlike god.
Kalistean wrote...
Even the Scientific Method cannot be proved to be the correct method.The correct method of knowing? Maybe not, but it's the best humans have, unlike believing that which cannot be verified.
Kalistean wrote...
But you can't go "Well here is some evidence that demonstrated why."You referring to the big "why" questions? For example, why are we here, why is there gravity, why is the universe here? If not, the "why" can easily be demonstrated through cause and effect; experimentation. That is how we find the "why". If you isolate enough variables, you'll find the "why". It doesn't matter if we don't know the exact truth behind something, the point is there is strong evidence pointing toward the validity of our conclusions. We didn't know about Einstein's relativity before Einstein presented us with it, but it doesn't mean our previous model of gravity was completely wrong. It wasn't replaced by relativity, rather relativity just elaborated on the subject.
Kalistean wrote...
But using something to prove itself, not viable.Why can't you use something to show that it works, especially if it provides results?
The scientific method just comes naturally. We observe, we experiment, we attempt to find cause and effect, then we started isolating variables, and calculating mathematical equations (which were later verified by further observations). We saw that this kind of method worked and called it the scientific method, which we constantly try to perfect. So, in a way, this logical method of coming to conclusions through empirical observations (and not faith), proves itself effective.
The conclusions, ultimately, supported by evidence and replication of the conclusion by other scientists. No faith needed or is present.
Kalistean wrote...
And again, you can be religious and rational at the same time.For the last time, I agree. I do think people can label themselves a certain religion and still be rational thinking people in daily life.
Kalistean wrote...
Why not explain to me why you believe it is impossible to be religious and rational at the same time. Why you are unable to use any reasoning when you're just being religious.Rather, I'll just clarify myself again. When you speak of your religion, and when you think about it, your thoughts and beliefs are irrational. It's all just belief without evidence and unsubstantiated claims. "God did this, god did that, god wants those, but not these." How can you know any of this? You believe even though you have no compelling reason to believe.
Let's be honest, this game was primarily created to make a quick buck off of gamers, but that's implied.
So basically the question is, "Is it too soon?"
That depends on how funny it is. In this case, it's lame, so fuck them for making it. I've seen much better funny content related to the spill. In general, it depends on the person, of course. I don't get infuriated if there are jokes made about tragedies, so I will always say it's never too soon.
^Always able to do this. At the same time, I can be a little depressed.
So basically the question is, "Is it too soon?"
That depends on how funny it is. In this case, it's lame, so fuck them for making it. I've seen much better funny content related to the spill. In general, it depends on the person, of course. I don't get infuriated if there are jokes made about tragedies, so I will always say it's never too soon.
Quadratic wrote...
be able to laugh at them^Always able to do this. At the same time, I can be a little depressed.
Flawless way of testing your homosexuality if you're a guy:
Do you have someone else's dick in your hands?
Do you have someone else's dick in your hands?
Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of your mother.
inb4 >implying he wouldn't get a boner for her
inb4 >implying he wouldn't get a boner for her
Nashrakh wrote...
Oh look, an Rbz Sisami circle jerk.I want to get on the man train, bubs!
Wait your turn. Sis is still busy with bob.
TheDarkStarAlchemist wrote...
Unsigned wrote...
Doesn't breaking a tooth hurt?... Like a lot?It did not hurt. It's just mega sensitive. I won't get it fixed until Wednesday. Lame.
No worries, waar said you'll be fine.
Sisami wrote...
There's a Seven to One chance that the shotgun barrel was shoved up a dogs anus. Ass play, Rbz. Could you live with that shotgun? Knowing it was a participant in the frenzied storm that is known as "Canine Ass Play"? Even better. I'll make sure trespassers give it a blowjob before I let them run.
Sisami wrote...
You sound like you want to buy the Red Neck home.Sisami wrote...
Red Neck homes are better than nigger homes.It's more appealing, you know. Plus, it just might have a shotgun in it.
kgods wrote...
to explain how Science can't just make claims without empirical evidence and whatnotIt was implied.
Kalistean wrote...
I'm just saying that you can't just go "Well this is the only way to look at things."Which I was never implying, btw.
Kalistean wrote...
That's not how it works. If you stick yourself to just one point of view, you don't grow. This applies to EVERYONE, not just a particular group of people.The implication is that I'm closed minded to other points of view. You're wrong, I'm just looking for the most logical one.
Kalistean wrote...
Also, you are so full of shit about the rational thought. You CAN be rational and be religious. I know you don't think that is possible, but it is.You weren't reading my post right. I said they can be rational minded people (In my post I said "you." You are a religious person. Read it again with that in mind.). But, when talking about religion and thinking about it, that is where irrationality happens. The superstitious thought is what's irrational here.
Kalistean wrote...
Your reasoning that you can't be rational is because Religion is based on faith. I'm sorry? Science is based on faith too.LOLOLOLOLOL! The old "science requires faith" bit.
I refer you to the rebuttal of that claim: https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=37134&start=150#1027465
Kalistean wrote...
No, see the reason I called you out on that, was because you took my part about God being the one to change, ignored the part where I also suggested it could be the people who had changed, and then attacked it saying that it could have been the people who could have changed.I was calling you out because you were trying arguing a point against me, THAT I HAD ALREADY MADE!
You were offering up possibilities, yup. I was criticizing one of the possibilities for not making sense. If you think about it, we both agree on the "possibilities." But being possible doesn't mean shit in reality. Countless apologetic possibilities can be invented on the spot.
When I said,
Rbz wrote...
When the morals of a god change as the morals of society change, it is most indicative that people changed the god, and not the other way around.It wasn't used to refute your post, but rather show the more logical possibility. Occam's Razor.
