Randomness - vol. IV
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Stopping along the way, meeting new people, then getting there, travelling around a bit, meeting new people, then coming back the same way.Sure Valla wrote:Just a sitting in the train and go back after the ride is down?
Or are you going to do something at your end destination
"Not all those who wander are lost." -- JRRT
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Not really random, but definitely not pointless or funny to go in the other thread. Some of you may have seen it already, but for the rest it's a must see:
The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes
The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes
'Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former' - Albert Einstein
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind' - same guy
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind' - same guy
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I loved her speech. Really nice rhetorics there. I liked the part where she said adults teach kids no to do this or that, and yet adults do exactly what they discourage.
I'd say things have changed since then, but I also think that her speech would still be appropriate for today's world.
I'd say things have changed since then, but I also think that her speech would still be appropriate for today's world.
"Not all those who wander are lost." -- JRRT
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Or like even more appropriate...theLuckyDragon wrote: I'd say things have changed since then, but I also think that her speech would still be appropriate for today's world.
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It failed to silence me, I had a hard time avoiding to laugh at it. It's just the classic eco-BS rhetoric executed by a child, what certainly adds to the cuteness-factor, but it does not make the message more useful. While the problems, she mentions in the most populist way possible (using the overused think-of-the-children-argument), are real, the solutions are lacking like always.
How about this solution: stop consuming, and THEN convince enough other people to join you. This will make those polluting corporations go out of business: problem solved. After that you only have return to your cave, located in the lush rain forests, also populated by birds, butterflies, and other bloodsucking insects, and try not being eaten by those, now not-so-endangered tigers and bears. But, who am I to only present this obviously false-dilemma? It could turn out a bit better: with a few people keeping all the luxury they are used to, and many others living in rundown shacks, consuming only the necessary that is required to survive the day.
Another nice solution would be to invent useful stuff like the ozone-generator, the pollution-disintegrator, or the nuclear-waste-into-candies-transformer. Go and do some science!
BTW: we are not one big family. The guy, who not only doesn't know my name, but wants to kill me, is not member of my foockin' family!
Also, screw the whales. They are big, gray and boring, just like this speech made by the child (and obviously written by a parent)!
How about this solution: stop consuming, and THEN convince enough other people to join you. This will make those polluting corporations go out of business: problem solved. After that you only have return to your cave, located in the lush rain forests, also populated by birds, butterflies, and other bloodsucking insects, and try not being eaten by those, now not-so-endangered tigers and bears. But, who am I to only present this obviously false-dilemma? It could turn out a bit better: with a few people keeping all the luxury they are used to, and many others living in rundown shacks, consuming only the necessary that is required to survive the day.
Another nice solution would be to invent useful stuff like the ozone-generator, the pollution-disintegrator, or the nuclear-waste-into-candies-transformer. Go and do some science!
BTW: we are not one big family. The guy, who not only doesn't know my name, but wants to kill me, is not member of my foockin' family!
Also, screw the whales. They are big, gray and boring, just like this speech made by the child (and obviously written by a parent)!
Veldryn 15:15 And Vel found a dirty old jawbone of a walrus and put forth his hand, and took it, and in his unholy rage, he slew thirty four thousand men and children therewith.
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Yes, let us do nothing, that's always better...Veldrynus wrote: But, who am I to only present this obviously false-dilemma?
False dile..whatnow?!How about this solution: stop consuming, and THEN convince enough other people to join you. This will make those polluting corporations go out of business: problem solved. After that you only have return to your cave, located in the lush rain forests, also populated by birds, butterflies, and other bloodsucking insects, and try not being eaten by those, now not-so-endangered tigers and bears.
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I have never faked a sarcasm in my entire life. - ???
"With ABC deleting dynamite gags from cartoons, do you find that your children are using explosives less frequently?" — Mark LoPresti
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I watched it too!
I love the Olympics!
Also the acident with the 21 Luger, HORIBLE!
It did ruin the Olympic spirit for me, my friends and my family.
So RIP: Nodar Kumaritashvili.
I love the Olympics!
Also the acident with the 21 Luger, HORIBLE!
It did ruin the Olympic spirit for me, my friends and my family.
So RIP: Nodar Kumaritashvili.
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Ok i have visited that thread, also posted.Ethric wrote:If you wanted to discuss it in-depth, use this thread. Also, your links doesn't seem to work.
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