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MAGAT is not a word, Murphy.
Climate is not a god.
Christian symbolism in the movie 'The Matrix'
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Climate is not a god.
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Climate cannot change.
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Kettle fallacy.
Time-cube website? What the fuck is that!
Perry is a reason why I support aborting genetically defective fetuses.He clearly needs medication...and a rubber room! You would think a mentally well adjusted individual would find more things to do on this board than lurk my threads and complain about me to other posters.
Perry ain't much on learnin'. I doubt his defective brain can process much new information. He's completely incapable of discussing an intellectual topic. The best he can do is take a subject like "congenital hydrocephalus", Google it then cut'in'paste it and run. He's unable to articulate his views on any subject thus only trolls.
Again, the best thing his caretakers can do for him is to "ease his pain". No doubt his family would be relieved.
Google is your friend.
You mean the kind that grow up to think they died and went to space and then came back to life?
And you prove my point
AI Query: Is The Matrix a half-baked film?
No, The Matrix is widely considered a tightly crafted and influential sci-e masterpiece rather than a half-baked film, though a minority of critics argue its philosophical themes can feel derivative or heavy-handed.Mainland Consensus: Released in 1999 by the Wachowskis, the original film received widespread acclaim for revolutionizing action choreography, pioneering visual effects like "bullet time," and blending cyberpunk style with accessible philosophy.
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AI isn't a Holy Oracle, Cyborg.
Almost everyone under the age of 70 knows The Matrix was a revolutionary and influential film.
No one is buying your bullshit that The Matrix was just a half-baked sci-fi flick.
It was fiction
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You don't get to speak for everyone. Omniscience fallacy.
I happened to like it. It was a fun trilogy.
But it's fiction, Cyborg. It is not a religion.
So were Uncle Tom's Cabin and 2001: Space Odyssey, but they were very culturally influential and broached existential questions about technology, artifical intelligence, freedom, and objective morality
For people who just want completely mindless and utterly meaningless entertainment I always suggest comic books, cartoons, and Gilligan's Island.
MAGAts and other mental defectives cannot be swayed by logic or facts. They blind themselves to only see what they want. It's an emotionally driven POV lacking the insights of human higher reasoning abilities.
In short, all of these poor souls are on the backside of human intelligence. The reasons vary: genetics, disease, injury and age being the most common. They live in fear of the unknown. Sad. Worse, they are too cowardly to fix their own problems. They'd rather hurt others to save themselves. Another reason why I know they are evil.
Those around them know best on how to help them. Not that these poor unfortunates recognize it, hence why they spread their fear-based angers and hatreds towards innocent people. They have evil hearts, but I think it's because their souls are tortured. Weird but true.
Perry is prime example of such a poor, tortured soul. Sad.
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Even older are Homer's stories with the same questions and ideas.
Given human beings have been telling fireside stories for up to 300,000 years, and more likely only about 190,000 years, that's still a lot more time for fireside Darwinism than our last 10,000 years of "civilization". Like all animals, we have base natures, many of which we share with them...especially when threatened....or retarded. I'm still trying to figure it out.
You're a Christian skeptic but Perry is the funny type that is afraid of God even while denying God exists. Weird.
Still, I'm a firm believer God gave us choices; we can walk into the light of God's grace or we can choose to spread hate and shout insults from the darkness.
Genesis 6:5
The LORD saw how great the wickedness of the human race had become on the earth, and that every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time.
1984 was a fiction.
True, but like most great novels, it related a very real problem or telling of social issues.
Not a big fan of Charles Dickens...probably because I was forced to read "Great Expectations" in HS...but later became a fan of "A Christmas Carol".
Tom Clancy's "The Hunt for Red October" came late in the Cold War when Reaganism was working. Those like myself who read it at the time wondered "WTF??? Is this guy CIA? How'd he know all of this?"
Turns out he just liked to go to the library and read a lot of "Jane's" books. This matches with my military experience that taking a lot of unclassified material and compiling it can result in it becoming "Confidential". Take a lot of "Confidential" material and compile it can result in it becoming classified as "Secret" and so forth.
It's the assembly of material which makes it valuable. A concept far above the "Checkers" level of thinking among all MAGAts compared to a world of Chess thinkers.