Zorque

It takes emotion to make rash decisions based on reactionary feelings.

If you only do things because it feels right instead of what you’ve thought through and understood as a rational course if action… you’re doing the same thing as those who storm capital buildings cause an orange man told them to.

Don’t worry, should it ever happen, there’s plenty of wannabe Napoleons who would be willing to step in to take over once theyre gone :)

The problem is, if they’re afraid they have the resources to do something about it. That much wealth can buy a lot of private armies. It also buys a lot of lobbyists.

It takes more thought and planning then reacting with emotion against them. That feeds their goals just fine.

And affordable.

Perhaps that’s the level of chocolate? Like you can have 90% dark chocolate, this is 40%.

I’d imagine they pass overhead in a similar way to that total solar eclipses do.

Haha, DAE despise popular game and those who play it? Amirite? Suck it popular things!

That’s what post-its are for!

*opiate

So… in reading the article, it seems he suggest the government is using religion to manipulate people into forgetting about all the aliens they’re hiding.

So, not so much with the sanity.

Every technology has the potential to be abused. This isn’t even at the top of the worst offenders.

I think I first heard it in Scrubs, but it could have been either.

I would call it blown out of proportion when it was treated like an epidemic when it was little more than a few people who ever did it. Most just joked about it, and taunted the old fogeys who got bent out of shape about it.

You mean another fad that was blown out of proportion by one generation trying to prove the idiocy of another?

Maybe not for you, but its much more interesting for me, as it gives more info than “if you think about it, old things are old”

If you break down that far, isn’t everything as old as the universe?

I mean, trying to prove your own theory by being the perfect case study seems a little extreme…

You make a good case for your own argument.

How would you be able to tell there are more bees without mathematics?

They believe that putting limits on what businesses can do to abuse their employees keeps the employees from learning to be better.

Basically telling a bullied child that they’re on their own, and they need to learn to stand up for themselves.

Nevermind that comparatively, its like the bully is sitting in a panzer tank and perfectly willing to keep rolling forward no matter the obstacle.