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Cool Story, Santorum.

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@iiiiiifggffggffgfgfg

Yeah, some of that stuff you have to read the Phantasy Star Compendium to get, since PSII was one of the first modern RPGs that had a strong narrative... but it was fleshed out mostly in supplemental material. What made it into the game was really more of a skeletal framew...

@USoSilly2Me

Normally, I'd agree... but then again, he's also running against Michelle Bachmann and Rick Perry. Half of the Iowa caucus was certifiably insane. The other half are pandering to a conservative ideology that's been so warped by the religious right that Barry Goldwater once warned w...

You know, I kind of thought it was going to happen this time. I got this weird sensation shortly after I woke up on the morning of 11/11/11. It was like... an anticipation, a swelling urgency to release out to the world. My palms became sweaty, and lips started to tremble... I barely made it to t...

Phew, that movie is going to stink like a bible story. Might as well throw in some talking donkeys and a horde of Jewish zombies while they're at it. That's a pretty ubiquitous narrative ripe for grafting our modern symbolism on, right? That we are all unknowingly "fallen" from our potentials by ...

@micap20078

It's not about trust, but about relevance. What the hell does the BBC's endorsement/airing have to do with establishing whether or not a claim is true?

I dunno man, wasn't it just a year ago that John Steward held a rally to restore sanity? I applaud your optimism, but if we're struggling to maintain sanity, then rallying for reason may be setting the bar a little high.

Besides, religion and politics are pretty close bedfellows as they're both...

@ankr141

1. Value is a human concept, not an innate property of matter. Monkeys give two shits about your gold.

2. Humanity has been around for 200ky, while the earliest use of gold as an exchange commodity only goes back about 6,000 years.

3. Appeal to tradition is a logical fallacy. Rice and S...

@Gurgleschlortz

Well honestly I think you'd have an easier time getting people to accept cybernetics. Most people are already accustomed to, and support, the development of prosthesis and technology. Hell, some folk are already so reliant into their cellphones that not having it would be as fru...

@Aethgeir

I doubt he has even a laymans grasp of the relevant fields, and what little bits he may know are not applied to the egregious horseshit peddled by the organizations who are feeding him this propaganda. He swallows it up without question and without hesitation. He's not interested in tr...

@mrmaxv1

"This was the land of opportunity"

White male, I take it? Yeah, America was full of opportunity back then... unless you were black, or a native, or a woman, or a mormon, or lived in debt bondage to the company store... you know, the vast majority of Americans.

"If we all come together ...

@Sinuev1

Oh, and I forgot to mention that while AronRa quotes that Megachurch pastor as making $80 million a year in personal income, anyone want to guess at what Pope John Paul II earned for his service? About $131 dollars, for 26 years of service, paid upon his death and buried with him.

How...

@clikityclankz "you need to understand the laws of equivalent exchange."

.... yeah, and I'm sure in these days, you really believe that to be world's one and only truth.

I object to your referencing god....er... the "Intelligent Designer" as a woman. As George Carlin pointed out, if there is a "designer", it has to be a man.

No woman could or would fuck things up this badly. :)

@PJsCreed

TheThinkingAtheist is a professional video producer, isn't he? I thought I heard him mention that at one time, plus he knows people in the business - which is how he got the guy who does Daisuke Aramaki's voice in GitS:SAC to narrate some of his videos.

@PompousPreacher

It doesn't count if you shoved them up in there yourself. :)

@hellhammerz666

It's not about idealism, but of demonstrability. We can theorize and speculate to the end of time, but we won't know for certain until we either find such life or produce sufficient evidence necessary to establish plausibility. For instance, a step in this direction, New Scienti...