Jim

@ Robert

Speaking of “going under,” when someone wonders aloud what death is like I tell them that if they’ve had general anesthesia, then they do know what death is like. “You know that period between when you go under and when you wake up? That period of lost time? That is death.”

Unseen wrote:

_Robert_ wrote:
RE: My mother was an atheist and now I understand why.

One of the most beautiful and meaningful articles I have ever read. My own mother became an atheist late in her life, in poor health. I was probably still on the fence at the time. She said “Bobby, it’s all bullshit…all of it”. After a lifetime of indoctr…

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_Robert_ wrote:
RE: My mother was an atheist and now I understand why.

One of the most beautiful and meaningful articles I have ever read. My own mother became an atheist late in her life, in poor health. I was probably still on the fence at the time. She said “Bobby, it’s all bullshit…all of it”. After a lifetime of indoctrination. She was cou…

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RE: My mother was an atheist and now I understand why.

One of the most beautiful and meaningful articles I have ever read. My own mother became an atheist late in her life, in poor health. I was probably still on the fence at the time. She said “Bobby, it’s all bullshit…all of it”. After a lifetime of indoctrination. She was courageous.

Unseen wrote:
Let’s say the “coin” is a half of a sphere with one side flat and the other side spherical. Is the toss still 50/50?

I don’t know offhand. I think the center of mass is slightly closer to the flat side since the cross sections of the half-sphere are larger there, but then you get into the aerodynamics of how it moves through air a…[Read more]

Let’s say the “coin” is a half of a sphere with one side flat and the other side spherical. Is the toss still 50/50?

Unseen wrote:

unapologetic wrote:
The most controversial problem in Philosophy: “what is the probability the coin came up Heads?” A better question, less ambiguous, would be; “what is the probability that this is Tuesday?” But there is only one coin toss, so probability won’t change. 50/50.

If there’s only one toss, there’s no real probability a…

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unapologetic wrote:
The most controversial problem in Philosophy: “what is the probability the coin came up Heads?” A better question, less ambiguous, would be; “what is the probability that this is Tuesday?” But there is only one coin toss, so probability won’t change. 50/50.

If there’s only one toss, there’s no real probability at all other tha…[Read more]

The most controversial problem in Philosophy:

“what is the probability the coin came up Heads?”

A better question, less ambiguous, would be; “what is the probability that this is Tuesday?”

But there is only one coin toss, so probability won’t change. 50/50.

Rubik’s solving AI;

In competitions, is there a standardized number of turns for randomizing the cube? In the linked vid, the AI solved it in 15 moves. Does that mean it was randomized using 15 moves?

Thanks, Reg!

Oklahoma Superintendent Orders Public Schools to Teach Bible as White Christian Nationalists Go ‘On Offense’

Christians have always been on the offensive.

Have a great week!

Have a great week everyone!

Thanks, Reg!!

@jakelafort – I think we all know it’s really to keep an eye on their array of secret space lasers. Disguising it a brilliant piece of technology to advance science and humanity’s understanding of the Cosmos is a clever ploy.

Rubin observatory?

Rubin community workshop?

Super powerful Jewescope?

First it was the banks. Then it was the media. Now the Zionists want to take over the cosmos. Zionists have no shame! Believe what they are telling you. Highly educated ivy league students do.

Looking forward to seeing the results of this new telescope

RE:17 religious myths you may have thought were true.

7. Jews Do Not Drink The Blood Of Christian Children

Are you sure?

Have a great week everyone!