Religion and Science in the Classroom

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Originally Posted by Mzo

I have a fairly similar idea to Cal's, except it's of a second Earth where people are born after dying in ours. They retain their memories but their new bodies are a crapshoot.

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If I'm reborn a female fatty, I'm going to find you.

It's great because it works off that nerd revenge fantasy against famous or attractive people who are idiots.

Yoshi sat in her darkened room, working on the last of the whole cheesecake that she had been devouring over the last half-hour, when she realized someone on the internet was professing an interest in a console game. Hearing the alert sound she had programmed to recognize specific combinations of words that would lead someone to purchase an inferior version of a video game, she spun her chair towards the computer so as to begin illuminating their minds with truth.

Einstein can be a schoolgirl with pigtails.

That reminds me of some comics I drew forever ago of a pseudo-reenactment of the American Revolution with all the founding fathers as little girls, and Europe and America were two playgrounds next to each other. I called it Revolution Revenge, and it was terrible.

Maybe I should redo some of it during the summer.

This thread has vastly improved.

For reals. We should teach Mech's story in history classes, too.

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Originally Posted by MechDeus

Yoshi sat in her darkened room, working on the last of the whole cheesecake that she had been devouring over the last half-hour, when she realized someone on the internet was professing an interest in a console game. Hearing the alert sound she had programmed to recognize specific combinations of words that would lead someone to purchase an inferior version of a video game, she spun her chair towards the computer so as to begin illuminating their minds with truth.

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I'm going to poop that cheesecake out as an egg and nail your ass with it.

Also, "You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to MechDeus again."

Faith is just a form of denial. As a topic of study, it's relevant to subjects like history, psychology, or anthropology, but it has no place in the physical sciences.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

How can you believe something you can't describe doesn't exist? I'm talking about characteristics it would have to have, were it to be discovered, to be considered a deity.

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Describe, in detail, the face of the Loch Ness Monster. I'm talking about characteristics it would have to have, were it to be discovered, to be considered a Loch Ness Monster.