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@Best.Korea
You obviously feel your age then?
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@oromagi
What happened with the Court Case?
It's all gone very quiet over here.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Whoops!
Was that some blokes willy nilly
Orrrrrrrrrrrrrr?
I assume you mean a little willy nilly
Careful Deb.
Careless words cost reputations.
Don't want you labelled a MONSTER.
Or is Willy Nilly a metaphor for Transman.
Nope, I mean Transwoman
I think.
I'm as confused as they are.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Not sure all that paint is good for the long term wellbeing of the slave.
Especially the fair skinned Finns that you seem to have a penchant for.
My perfect slave?
Well: Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, oooooooooooooooh.
Just realised that one can get all the satisfaction one needs from a well oiled slave just by dreaming about it (gender neutral).
A lot less hassle in the long run perhaps.
And I quite enjoy cooking my own dinner.
And Mrs Zed might get suspicious when she sees all that baby oil disappearing in to the shed and hears all the ensuing commotion.
And Mrs Zed is also a good cook.
Good day Bruce.
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@Kaitlyn
In the U.K.
Pants is pants
And trousers is trousers.
We tend to avoid zips in pants for technical reasons.
Previously, men wore pants and women wore something more fascinating.
Though these days all the mystery has gone.
Equality and neutrality and all that stuff.
Theypants as it is.
I've seen pictures of Miley Cyrus wearing her dad's old pants.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
I would splash out on the more expensive type and massage them with baby oil, rather than paint them.
After they had cooked my dinner.
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@Lemming
Hmmmm.
Perhaps that just tells us about the addictive quality of heroin and how it affects grey matter.
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@Best.Korea
You youngsters sould should be able to mass debate at least ten times a day.
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@ebuc
Hi Ebuc.
I've no doubt said this before.
Time is that which allows an event to have duration
Space is that which allows an event to occur.
Matter is that which requires events with duration.
And I prefer jam doughnuts to ring doughnuts.
So thank GOD for giving us the time and space to cook doughnuts.
GOD principle, rather than a floaty about Middle Eastern Bloke.
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@Lemming
The needs of survival.
Dictated by the sub-conscious or inherited information.
So for example, without thinking we know that we are hungry or thirsty or cold or need to procreate.
One cannot turn these bodily signals on and off at will.
We can ignore them, but they never go away.
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@b9_ntt
Isn't that a dessert of meringue and cream decorated with either raspberries or strawberries.
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@n8nrgim
I've cum already.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
@Slainte
Well tri-omni.
Though in my book if your omni then your omni.
And hey Mr Slainte
Deb's a diamond geezer from a land down under.
Where women glow and men plunder.
Or alternatively:
Where they glow and they plunder.
Not wishing to marginalise the marginals, as it were.
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@Kaitlyn
Well, there's poor people and there's also lazy people.
And then there's work and there's putting in the time..
And then there's a pittance compared to unnecessarily high incomes.
And the difference between poor and lazy and rich and lazy doesn't offer the underpaid much incentive.
So make the underachievers work for a reasonable wage even if that means subsidy.
But don't just incentivise laziness.
Seems like common sense to me.
Notwithstanding how consumer societies encourage people to spend unwisely.
Which I suppose is how such systems work.
So the answer would be to change the system, though I personally think that hierarchy is a social necessity.
Or more correctly the necessity of a successful society.
Or population control.
But that would realistically mean getting rid of expensive old duffers.
But expensive old duffers are also big business and cuddly.
So you somehow have to disincentivise over-breeding underachievers.
Probably with free cash hand outs....D'oh back to square one again.
And who will fight your wars when Kim and Ping invade.
Sorry.
Just rambling on a wet Sunday afternoon.
And let's not overlook the good hard working taxpayer, who was brought up on the principle of an honest days work for an honest days pay.
I think that they are still the beating heart of a reasonable society. (Slushy crap, sorry again).
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@sadolite
How come FLRW gets all the praise?
Me and Sidewalker also offered sound advice.
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@Slainte
Because I was uncertain, I did check it out prior to asking and all references referred to quantum theory and theoretical physics.
And more brief research would suggest that MRI and PET technology use established principles and techniques, albeit advanced.
Though the base principles that power said technology are still not fully understood. Nonetheless quantum mechanics seems to be a workable theory.
Sort of working backwards though development:
E. is workable because we can understand and manipulate D. and C. by applying the effects of B.
But we still don't fully understand how A generates the effects of B.
Isn't this the age old conundrum?
Which to be fair, could be regarded as magical.
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@Lemming
Amongst other important jobs demanded of it by the mass; the brain can also convert incoming sensory signals into storable data, which it can then re -utilise at will.
If it can remember what it did with it of course.
Applying conscious demands is probably a good thing for the brain "muscles".
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@Slainte
Is quantum mechanics theoretical.
If so, it is only fictional magic.
Like what wizards do.
Einstein would have been spooky on a dark night, wearing a cowl in a graveyard.
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@grimmhorizons
It's just a set of your values and beliefs
Subjective then.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Should be able to smell the difference.
Seriously.
Just practice with people you know, and you will see what I mean.
Big hairy hands is another.
Big feet
Mincing
Deep voice
Knobbly knees
Crotch fiddling.
Arse scratching.
Oh, the wig of course.
Check out Jamie Lee Curtis's Theychild.
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@Lemming
@grimmhorizons
I would suggest that a conscious entity cannot turn innate demand for basic needs on or off.
But can make conscious decisions relative to their predicament.
As I probably stated previously, slavery was essential to human social and intellectual development.
Though we have a tendency these days to regard slavery only as Nasty Old Whites with big boats and poor old blacks in shackles.
Whereas slavery has been around ever since hominids came up with the idea.
Probably somewhere in Africa.
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@YouFound_Lxam
True.
No-one is black.
Just varying levels of melanin.
Most people range from very light, to swarthy and through to very dark.
The classification regarded as black is very misleading.
Very swarthy people can end up in either category, white or black.
Even some people with albinism are referred to as black.
And some people with melanism can be referred to as white.
Such is the imprecision of overthink relative to anatomy, physiology and changing demographics.
I wonder what colour GOD is.
It would be f**king brilliant if it was green.
Are Asian, Oriental and Hispanic, separate categories or what?
Do we need to rethink the whole human categorising system?
We're doing that with gender categorisation.
Hey, what about race dysphoria and transrace. A white person who was born into a black body, or vice versa.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Tears of despair.
Nope, too old for transformers Deb.
Though I suspect that trannies, both vestite and sexual quite enjoy the thrill of lingerie formerly known as female underwear.
Of course, all underwear is now regarded as they pants.
And of course the other type of trannysexuals have a penchant for they pants formerly known as boxers.
Such is the frisson of excitement one gets from slipping ones erogenous bits into delicate fabrics.
Know what I mean Deb?
And you always get 10 out of 10 from me Deb.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Is that an adverse reaction reaction to bright lights.
When I see the word transgender, it's not long before I'm thinking jelly and blancmange.
And when I see the word blancmange, it's not long before I'm thinking naked mud wrestling with a proper woman.
And the first woman that springs to mind is Fiona Bruce.
Don't tell Mrs Zed.
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@PREZ-HILTON
Rhetorical question.
Is it ethical for black people to not be African.
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@sadolite
Yep.
Sounds like a marketing strategy.
Whereby twitter sell something worth absolutely nothing to as many gullible numpties as they possible can, for $8 a pop.
Roll up, roll up.
Get your lovely blue check mark here.
Only $8 dollars Sir.
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@Best.Korea
Ah, but the power of indoctrination lessens the older one gets.
So by the time one gets to school one is already doomed.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
And how many women that identify as men stand up to piss.
Wet trousers every time.
Though I suppose that they could wear dresses.....Sort of object defeating though.
And do they face forwards or backwards.
Perhaps we could corner the market in trans-urinals.
Though I suppose they could just sit down on a conventional toilet.
Damn! Scrap the urinal idea Deb
Of course, men that identify as women perhaps have other discharge issues.
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@Best.Korea
Formative indoctrination starts at home and sometimes in churches.
And then moves on to schools and possibly churches again.
So don't blame the government for everything
Blame your parents and the priest.
And then blame the government.
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@Best.Korea
Depends where one is conditioned I suppose.
Certainly in the U.K. criticism of government is seen as a positive.
And for sure, formative indoctrination is unavoidable. It's the nature of society.
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@Kaitlyn
Nope.
One either knows or one doesn't know.
So within the context of written English communication I know how to sequence words appropriately enough.
And I assume that you are similarly acquainted with the English language, well enough to interpret my narrative.
No believe required.
Just appropriately relative knowledge and a optimistic assumption based upon appropriately relative data.
Otherwise I might just write Rhubarb Rhubarb Rhubarb and you would stare gormlessly at your screen.
Believe is simply a qualifier of uncertainty.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
To be honest Deb, I don't believe in anything.
The sun will or won't rise again tomorrow.
And Cactisimians might or might not flower in the sunshine.
And Trade and their like give atheism reason....This is a fact.....No belief required.
And for sure, the wise old Cactus is named Magic.
As in Mr Johnson.
And Mr Cactus.
Disclaimer:
Not in any way wishing to marginalise any other marginal gender type assumptionists.
Like, They Cactus
Or, They Johnson.
Notwithstanding penises and vaginas and all associated mechanisms.
One needs to be sooo sensitive these days.
Magic!
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@Tradesecret
Atheism can't be a theory because there is no theory.
And logically, atheism can't be a religion because there is no religion.
Though we know all about words and interpretation Trade.
So back to basics Trade.
The atheist simply states that the theist cannot prove the basis of their religion.
So the theist will always reply that the atheist cannot disprove the hypothetical basis of religion.
Which is all that theists can say because they cannot prove the hypothetical basis of their religion.
Even though the burden of proof lies with the claimant and not with the doubter of the claim.
And science has never lead theists to a definitive point of ha ha told you so.
Now, if a Christian deity actually existed it could sort this out once and for all in a jiffy. Simply by saying ha ha they told you so.
As ever trade.
GOD principle sound.
Floaty about Middle Easterners not sound.
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@Kaitlyn
I do not believe in anything.
Belief implies uncertainty.
One either knows, assumes or hopes.
And colours...If ever there was an incoming signal converted into an assumption.
And if one thing has become apparent from discussions with American students is that they were taught to think inside boxes.
Which to be fair, is the nature of formative education.
Wisdom comes with age.
Wise old men as the saying goes.
And wise old women.
And of course not forgetting wise old any sort of other gender.
And so you know all about Thought Police.
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@Tradesecret
For sure.
But we cannot reach C with out firstly establishing the veracity of the alternatives.
Have a nice day Trade.
Jobs to do now.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
GODDO already knew about guns even before he created the Universe.
After all he is Mr OMNI.
Just like he knows what Deb is going to say before Deb says it.
Such is the power of OMNI.
I propose that OMNIGOD is actually an acronym.
Though I haven't worked out what it stands for.
Any ideas Deb.
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@Kaitlyn
Cognitive biases.
Yep that exactly what I was referring to previously.
Yet you labelled it as debunked continuum fallacy.
Have you read 1984 by George Orwell?
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Some things are true that can't be proved.
Well nice statement, which immediately brings to mind another ongoing thread concerning the concept of logical fallacy and circular reasoning.
Like I stated A. so C. and lets disregard the interim hypothesis.
If something cannot be proved then it cannot be known to be true, and therefore the hypothesis cannot be disregarded.
Well it can......Which brings us nicely back to A. so C. and lets disregard B.
Logical fallacy circularly reasoned.
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@Tradesecret
I would suggest religious righteousness has never been dependant upon logical processing
Religion only requires A so C. and will disregard the interim hypothesis in it's need to reach a state of righteousness.
Whereas scientific method requires proof of B in order to establish the truth.
Ha Ha.....It just occurred to me that religion is a conspiracy theory.
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@Deb-8-a-bull
Magic Mushrooms did.
I think.
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@Kaitlyn
It's reasonable to assume that humans exist.
Though race is an abstract concept derived from subjective processing in response to varying incoming stimuli.
So it's just as reasonable for Platypi to not believe, as it is for you to believe.
You do not have the monopoly on thought labelling.
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@YouFound_Lxam
The very nature of internal data processing, means that all output is the result of a subjective process.
Especially an abstract concept such as morality.
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@Tradesecret
For sure, at the end of the day we cannot prove something that is unprovable.
And we both know that.
We're getting there.
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@Best.Korea
It's probably all down to overthink, relative to material development.
Consumerism is undoubtedly a factor.
Immorality is a somewhat abstract concept though.
And why breed when you have a little screen in your hand which provides you with all the stimulation you require.
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