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276. The Mental God Bot
Almost every kind of god seems to be somebody’s favourite. Most of them make an easy target for satire. Explanatory evidence for a gent on a thundercloud seems to be thin in the air after all. Yet a perfectly reasonable … Continue reading
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275. Live and Let Live
They may not be your kind of people. They may not even be my kind of people. Come to think of it, I’m probably not your kind of person. Whatever. They, you, me – we’ve all been here since the … Continue reading
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272. God, defined
God : definition: A form of socially shared delusion implying a sentient, omniscient, omnipotent, non-human force which is nevertheless concerned with human actions. Often used subconsciously by individuals to avoid ego responsibility for certain thoughts and actions. Used socially by … Continue reading
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269. Almost the same, almost forever (but not quite)
Nothing in nature ever repeats itself. Not quite. No two heartbeats are ever the same. No two orbits of the earth around the sun are ever the same. No two human faces are ever the same, no two trees, or … Continue reading
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268. Trouble with the Sock God
Have you noticed? It’s the small gods who always make trouble. Take the Sock God. Without fail, each time I wash clothes, the Sock God sneaks in and steals a sock. Once I tried to beat the bugger by buying … Continue reading
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264. Evidence – The Alchemy of the Ages
What do politicians, voters, the captains of industry, drug companies, priests and door-to-door salesmen all have in common? Not much. However, every one of them has an addiction to evidence. Not any evidence. The evidence they crave (and will pay … Continue reading
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258. From Small Beginnings …
Habits are efficient (.. decide daily which side to part your hair on?). Habits are restricting (.. do you really need to check Face Book every ten minutes?). Harvesting the tension between efficiency and restriction gives life purpose and direction … Continue reading
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