... The other thing if more people used their brain better we wouldn't need them as much Originally Posted by CatMan4uWouldn't need them at all.
But the theory of a large part of the human population being sheep minded is, IMO, true.
- Unique_Carpenter
- 10-29-2025, 05:33 AM
But the theory of a large part of the human population being sheep minded is, IMO, true.
- CatMan4u
- 10-29-2025, 06:46 AM
UC I agree. I don't need them
You sound like to you have knowledge of the Bible especially the book of Revelations.
If you don't use your brain pretty soon you lose its function
You sound like to you have knowledge of the Bible especially the book of Revelations.
If you don't use your brain pretty soon you lose its function
- Unique_Carpenter
- 10-29-2025, 09:27 AM
I'm better with the Book of Timothy
I've done the guest lecturer thing at colleges on ethics and logic.
I haven't been invited back to MW Baptist Theological in the northland since (over 2 decades ago) a few parents of male students complained about answers I gave to questions posed by female students during a discussion (not a lecture). Apparently the male students didn't like where the discussion went related to cultural pressures and a few other topics that mirror situations mentioned in Paul's writings to Timothy. The gal's were on a heavy roll of questioning situations and how to counter claims of leadership authority that were clearly misplaced. Btw, Baptists are pretty adamant that wives obey husbands.
I do worry (not really) about an AI mainframe assimilating a lot of religious knowledge and turning into a worshipped oracle that the masses follow.
The Star Trek episode "Return of the Archons" comes to mind.
I've done the guest lecturer thing at colleges on ethics and logic.
I haven't been invited back to MW Baptist Theological in the northland since (over 2 decades ago) a few parents of male students complained about answers I gave to questions posed by female students during a discussion (not a lecture). Apparently the male students didn't like where the discussion went related to cultural pressures and a few other topics that mirror situations mentioned in Paul's writings to Timothy. The gal's were on a heavy roll of questioning situations and how to counter claims of leadership authority that were clearly misplaced. Btw, Baptists are pretty adamant that wives obey husbands.
I do worry (not really) about an AI mainframe assimilating a lot of religious knowledge and turning into a worshipped oracle that the masses follow.
The Star Trek episode "Return of the Archons" comes to mind.
- CatMan4u
- 10-29-2025, 10:56 AM
UC I have enough Bible knowledge to know and understand the signs of the end and the hobby is the only stain I have and I have almost stopped for various reasons. If it wasn't for a sexless marriage I wouldn't be in the hobby in the first place
- Unique_Carpenter
- 10-29-2025, 11:48 AM
As for the end of the world....
We're doing a test run this weekend to get a road warrior time to upstate NY (ECG still has Bills season tickets). I already know the time to get from there to extended family area in Canada which is considered a safe zone in case of zombie apocalypse.
If we break 14.5 hrs from Arrowhead to Highmark we win several bets.
So a question: Will data centers survive zombie apocalypse?
Btw, IMO, a broken marriage is a broken marriage so you seeing others is not a stain. Especially if the no bcd is on her.
We're doing a test run this weekend to get a road warrior time to upstate NY (ECG still has Bills season tickets). I already know the time to get from there to extended family area in Canada which is considered a safe zone in case of zombie apocalypse.
If we break 14.5 hrs from Arrowhead to Highmark we win several bets.
So a question: Will data centers survive zombie apocalypse?
Btw, IMO, a broken marriage is a broken marriage so you seeing others is not a stain. Especially if the no bcd is on her.