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Re: ...Science Reinvents God... by Stuart Kauffman     

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Author: Jerry Kraus
Date: Sep 19, 2008 09:00

... that this is not conventional religion. Conventional religion attempts to exalt humanity.  Kauffman's conception degrades it.  To the level of utter incompetence of modern science. Who getsta decide what degredaton is? There's another example to consider dug up by archeology in prehistoric SE Europe. See Gimbutas, "The Language of the Goddess", in which she tries to ...
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Re: ...Science Reinvents God... by Stuart Kauffman     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Sep 18, 2008 18:46

... quite correct that this is not conventional religion. Conventional religion attempts to exalt humanity. Kauffman's conception degrades it. To the level of utter incompetence of modern science. Who getsta decide what degredaton is? There's another example to consider dug up by archeology in prehistoric SE Europe. See Gimbutas, "The Language of the Goddess", in which she tries to ...
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Re: American Capitalism     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Sep 9, 2008 23:58

... at Wall Mart, they'll be able to tell you where any given item of the 10,000 that they carry is. Just dont ask them to do the books. Or program the computers to do the books. Who getsta define what 'intelligence' is? The transnationals. Dont argue with me, argue with them. They know what they want. Lastly, I was born on a farm in Minnesota in 1939. We fed the horses oats cause we ...
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Re: You have free speech...     

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Author: Acceleration of meat
Date: Aug 1, 2008 20:46

On Aug 1, 5:47 am, Day Brown <daybr...@daybrown.org> wrote: God ate my homework wrote: Does quantum mechanics guarantee free will? Who getsta define the term? Choices are a cascade of changes at the dendrites, which can be started by collisions with cosmic rays. Any number of chemicals affect the responsiveness of dendrites. LSD shuts down the production of one that regulates ...
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Re: You have free speech...     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Aug 1, 2008 05:47

God ate my homework wrote: Does quantum mechanics guarantee free will? Who getsta define the term? Choices are a cascade of changes at the dendrites, which can be started by collisions with cosmic rays. Any number of chemicals affect the responsiveness of dendrites. LSD shuts down the production of one that regulates triggering, making the cascade of signals much stronger, but its not ...
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Re: Special attributes of everything that was, or is, recognised to be holy (JP)     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Apr 19, 2008 18:16

...18th century Bengalese Saint Ramprasad said that everything you see is part of "a projected matrix out of the mind of Kali". He thot the prime deity was female. But he went on to say that there are a myriad worlds, so there prolly are some that are just as you think. As to how long they have existed, that depends on who getsta define time. I dont see why we have to accept your definition.
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Re: Human Brain: Hardware & Software.     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Apr 12, 2008 08:27

... places. Such behavious is thus NOT based on "instinct" as you suggest - but are a feature of culture rather than nature. I have studied it. I have a degree in psych. Depends on who getsta define the terms. Talk to an anthropologist familiar with stone age tribes, and he'll tell you who the 'warrior class' is. Talk to an art historian, and he'll show you the iconography of the warrior ...
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Re: Human Brain: Hardware & Software.     

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Author: chazwin
Date: Apr 9, 2008 18:56

... necessary for such innnovation. Without all this we would be no different from any banana republic which Gordge would have us all live in. Well you know, it depends on who getsta enjoy all that. In the Chalcolithic era, life dramatically improved for *everyone* in the culture, not just the power elite. For billions on the planet still today, their life style is still ...
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Re: Human Brain: Hardware & Software.     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Apr 5, 2008 10:24

... mass markets necessary for such innnovation. Without all this we would be no different from any banana republic which Gordge would have us all live in. Well you know, it depends on who getsta enjoy all that. In the Chalcolithic era, life dramatically improved for *everyone* in the culture, not just the power elite. For billions on the planet still today, their life style is still poorer...
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Re: Rove Is Getting Desperate     

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Author: Day Brown
Date: Jan 29, 2008 01:39

...] How much is enuf? I dunno; but the power elites never seem to get it, and always go a bit too far. But simply taxing the rich to give to the poor wont work either. The question is not who getsta spend the money, but what it gets spent on. If it goes to the lower classes, but only adds to the landfill problems with greater piles of plastic shit, that's a looser. if it goes to the rich who ...
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