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@unseen – we all like someone who makes us laugh.

Simon Paynton wrote:
@unseen – the objectivity and moral realism we think we have, are an illusion. “True” objectivity in a mathematical sense doesn’t exist for morality – or if it does, it’s irrelevant. The way in which it does exist is that the conditions that give rise to human morality are eternal (at least, for the duration of the human f…

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@unseen – the objectivity and moral realism we think we have, are an illusion.  “True” objectivity in a mathematical sense doesn’t exist for morality – or if it does, it’s irrelevant.  The way in which it does exist is that the conditions that give rise to human morality are eternal (at least, for the duration of the human family tree), and t…[Read more]

michael17 wrote:
@unseen, I’m more concern that I did not proof read my little commentary on Reg’s post. However I quoted it as it was posted.

It’s a flaw of this software that it strips out paragraph spacing (mods, is there a setting for this?). Still, it’s entirely possible to go in and reparagraph. I don’t know who is going to plow through all…[Read more]

@Unseen,

I’m more concern that I did not proof read my little commentary on Reg’s post. However I quoted it as it was posted.

@Unseen

Sorry Robert Bigelow was owner of the Ranch from 1996 to 2016. I know you’re punning but jokes based in reality are also funny.

@Unseen

I respect your critical thinking. Let’s let the professional debunkers chime in like Csicop.org. The wiki updates usually reference critical thinkers also. I implore you to scour the internet for any signs of  perpetration of fraud, deception or collusion. Just be mindful that the U.S. govt., funded researched at the ranch for years an…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@unseen, the link above is for this post (loopback) , not the Atlantic article. I think it may be the same as the one I linked above?

You are correct, sir, but here is the link anyway.

@Unseen, the link above is for this post (loopback) , not the Atlantic article. I think it may be the same as the one I linked above?

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@unseen -please recount that story about the guy who woke up to find everything he owned was replaced by identical copies of itself. (from about 7 years ago on TA)

LOL I’m going to have to depend on you or someone else because I don’t remember it. How did it go? What point was I making, if it had a point?

@Unseen  -please recount that story about the guy who woke up to find everything he owned was replaced by identical copies of itself.  (from about 7 years ago on TA)

@Unseen,

Below are 5 states of a trinomino system which are analogous to quasicrystals in that they are aperiodic, thus there are more than  one solution to a given area. In this case I show 5 states:This system is described by controlling connectivity table where the 16 columns and rows correspond to the numbered tiles.  A entry in the table m…[Read more]

@Unseen,

After work i will upload some diagrams and break it down further.

Do you have a virus on your computer @unseen?  You’re the only one getting the strange code with a web site embedded in it.

Woah, @unseen. Although it is a common procedure,  stents are relatively serious business. Glad you are recovering and hope this is the last of your cardiac issues.