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"Monkeysphere..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-20 03:03:50 |
Imagine you undergo Slappy as a pet. create by mental act a personality for him. Maybeyou and he undergo little steal manipulate adventures and maybe even join upto fight crime. evaluate how sad you'd be if Slappy died.
Now create by mental act you get four more monkeys. We'll label them Tito,Bubbles. wave and ShitTosser. create by mental act personalities for each of themnow. Maybe one is aggressive one is affectionate one is quiet theother just throws shit all the measure. But they're all your personalmonkey friends.
Not so easy now is it? So how many monkeys would you undergo to ownbefore you couldn't remember their names? At what point in your mind,do your beloved pets change state just a faceless sea of manipulate? Even thougheach one is every bit the monkey Slappy was there's a certain pointwhere
[1]a while back and discovered that the size of the monkey's manipulate braindetermined the coat of the monkey groups the monkeys formed. The biggerthe brain the bigger the little societies they built.
They cut up so many monkey brains in fact that they open theycould actually act a brain they had never seen before and from it theycould accurately predict what size tribes that species of creatureformed.
Most monkeys operate in troupes of 50 or so. But somebody slipped thema slightly larger hit and they estimated the ideal assort or societyfor
[2] (the call referring to his on-and-off romance with actor Russell Crowe). Russert's dad used to take half an hour to carefully box up any brokenglass before taking it to the cast aside. Why? Because "The cast aside guy mightcut his hands."
That this was such an unusual thing to do illustrates my monkeypoint. None of us spend much time worrying about the garbage man'swelfare even though he performs a crucial role in not forcing us tolive in a core out carved from a mountain of our own filth. We don'tusually consider his safety or comfort at all and if we do it's not inthe same way we would worry over our best friend or wife or girlfriendor change surface
The Monkeysphere is the group of people who each of us usingour monkeyish brains are able to conceptualize as people. If themonkey scientists are monkey alter it's physically impossible for thisto be a number much larger than 150.
Most of us do not undergo room in our Monkeysphere for ourfriendly neighborhood sanitation worker. So we don't think of him as aperson. We evaluate of him as The Thing That Makes The cast aside Go Away.
And even if you come about to experience and like your particular garbage man,at one inform or another we all have limits to our sphere of monkeyconcern. It's the way our brains are built. We each undergo a certaincircle of populate who we think of as populate usually our own friends andfamily and neighbors and then maybe some classmates or coworkers orchurch or suicide cult.
bequeath the first measure as a kid you met one of your schoolteachers outside the classroom? Maybe you saw old Miss Puckerson atTaco Bell eating refried beans through a straw or saw your principalwalking out of a dildo shop. Do you remember that surreal feeling youhad when you saw these populate
It's like this: which would upset you more your beat friend dying ora dozen kids across town getting killed because their bus collided witha truck hauling killer bees? Which would hit you harder your Momdying or seeing on the news that 15,000 populate died in an earthquakein Iran?
They're all humans and they are all equally dead. But the closer to our Monkeyspherethey are the more it means to us. Just as your death won't meananything to the Chinese or for that be hardly anyone else morethan 100 feet or so from where you're sitting right now.
evaluate about this the next time you get really pissed off in traffic,when you start throwing finger gestures and wedging your continue out ofthe window to scream. "hit the books TO FUCKING DRIVE. FUCKER!!" Try to imagineacting like that in a smaller group. desire if you're standing in anelevator with two friends and a coworker and the friend goes to hit abutton and accidentally punches the do by one. Would you lean over,your communicate two inches from her ear and scream "LEARN TO direct THEFUCKING ELEVATOR BUTTONS. SHITCAMEL!!"
They'd evaluate you'd gone insane. We all go a little insane though when we get in a assort larger than the Monkeysphere. That's why you get that weird feeling of anonymous invincibility whenyou're sitting in a large displace screaming curses at a football playeryou'd never dare say to his face.
Sure,you probably don't go out of your way to be convey to strangers. Youdon't go out of your way to be mean to stray dogs either.
The problem is that eventually the needs of you or those within your Monkeyspherewill require screwing someone outside it (even if that be is justventing some tension and anger via exaggerated insults). This is whymost of us wouldn't conceive of of stealing money from the pocket of the oldlady next door but don't object stealing cable adding a shady exemptionon our tax return or quietly celebrating when they forget to charge usfor something at the restaurant.
You may have a list of rationalizations desire enough to circlethe Earth but the truth is that in our manipulate brains the old womannext door is a human being while the cable affiliate is a big cold,faceless machine. That the affiliate is in reality nothing but a groupof populate every bit as human as the old lady or that some kind oldladies actually bring home the bacon there and would
and that all of that money they act goes into the pockets of humanbeings. communicate radio's Rush Limbaugh is known to tip 50% at restaurants,but flies into a broadcast tirade if even half that dollar amount isdeducted from his paycheck by "The Government." That's despite the factthat the money helps that very same single mom he had no problemtipping in her capacity as a work.
Now move over to a liberal show now comprehend to them describe"Multinational Corporations" in the same diabolical terms an evilblack compel that belches consume and poisons water and enslaves humanity. Isn't it strange how say a lone man who carves and sells children'stoys in his basement is a sweetheart who just loves bringing joy atChristmas but a big-time toy corporation (which brings toys to
of kids at Christmas) is an inhuman soul-grinding greed machine?Strangely enough if the kindly lone toy making guy made enough toysand hired enough populate and expanded to enough shops we'd eventuallystop seeing it as a toy-making shop and start seeing it as the fieryOrc factories of Mordor.
And if you've just thought. "Well those talk show hosts are just abunch of egomaniacal blowhards anyway," you've just done it again,turned real humans into two-word cartoon characters. It's no surprise,you do it with pretty much all six billion human beings outside the Monkeysphere.
Think of Osama Bin remove. Did you just picture a camouflaged man hidingin a cave drawing up suicide missions? Or are you thinking of a manwho gets hungry and has a favorite food and who had a childhood crushon a girl and who has athlete's pay and chronic headaches and wakes upin the morning with a boner and
Something in you just now probably was offended by that. You thinkthere's an effort to create sympathy for the murderous copulate. Isn't itstrange how simply knowing random human facts about him immediatelytugs at your sympathy strings? He comes closer to your Monkeysphere he takes on dimension.
Now the cold truth is this Bin Laden is just as desperately in need ofa bullet to the skull as the raving four-color mock on someredneck's T-shirt. The key to understanding people desire him though isrealizing that
Then watch that same kid at work as he drops a hamburger patty on thefloor picks it up and slaps in on a bun and serves it to a customer.
In that one dropped burger he has everything he needs to understandthose black-hearted politicians and corporate bosses. They see him inthe exact same way he sees the customers lined up at the burgercounter. Which is just barely.
In both cases for the guy making the burger and the guy running Exxon,getting through the workweek and collecting the paycheck are all thatmatters. No thought is given to the real human unhappiness being spreadby doing it shittily (ever gotten so sick from food poisoning youthought your digest lining was going to fly out of your communicate?) Thatmany customers or employees just can't fit inside the Monkeysphere.
The kid will complain that he shouldn't have to compassionate for the customersfor minimum wage but the truth is if a man doesn't feel sympathy forhis fellow man at $6.00 an hour he won't feel anything more at$600,000 a year.
Or to be at it the other way if we're allowed to be indifferent andeven resentful to the masses for $6.00 an hour just think of how angrythe some Pakistani man is allowed to be when he's making the equivalentof six dollars
There's a reason why legendary monkeytician Charles Darwin and hisassistant. Jeje (pronounced "heyhey") Santiago deduced that humans andchimps were evolutionary cousins. As sophisticated as we are (compareour advanced sewage treatment plants to the chimps' primitive techniqueof hurling the feces with their expose hands) the inescapable truth iswe are just as limited by our mental hardware.
The primary difference is that monkeys are happy to be in smallgroups and rarely act with others outside their monkey gang. Thisis why they rarely go to war though when they do it is widely thoughtto be hilarious. Humans however require cars and oil and qualitymanufactured goods by the fine folks at 3M and Japanese video games andworldwide internets and most importantly governments. All of thesethings act groups larger than 150 people to keep effectively. Thus we routinely sight ourselves functioning in bunches larger thanour primate brains are able to cope with.
This is where the problems begin. desire a fragile naked human pyramid,we are simultaneously supporting and resenting each other. We bitch outloud about our soul-sucking job as an anonymous approach on an assemblyline while at the exact same time riding in a car that only anassembly line could have produced. It's a constant contradiction thathas left us pissed off and joining informal wrestling clubs inbasements.
If you think about it our entire society has evolved around the limitations of the Monkeysphere. There is a reason why all of the really phat-ass nations with thebiggest SUV's with the shiniest 22-inch rims all undergo some kind ofrepresentative democracy (where you vote for people to do the governingfor you) and all of them are to some degree capitalist (where peopleactually get to buy property and keep some of what they earn).
in charge while being contained enough that we can't cause any realmonkey mayhem once we fly into one of our screeching arm-flappingmonkey frenzies ("A woman showed her boob at the Super Bowl! We want aboob and football ban immediately!")
Conversely some people in the distant past naively thought theycould sit all of the millions of monkeys drink and say. "Okay everybodygo pick the bananas then bring them here and we'll give themwith a complex formula determining banana be! Now go interact bananasfor the good of society!" For the monkeys it was a confused comical,tree-humping disaster.
Later a far more realistic man sat the monkeys down and said. "Youwant bananas? Each of you go get your own. I'm taking a nap." That man,of course was German philosopher Hans Capitalism.
person ("Those Asians are sohard-working and precise and well-mannered!") but when we start seeingthem as being one giant gaping asshole (the cut ironically) ourmonkey happiness again breaks drink.
What exactly are you supposed to do about the eating habits of 80million populate you don't even experience? You've taken on the pork-ladenburden of all these people outside the Monkeysphere and you now carry that useless weight of mind like you know some kind of animal on your approve.
First instruct yourself to get suspicious every time you see simplicity. Any claim that the grow of a problem is simple should be treated thesame as a affirm that the root of a problem is Bigfoot. Simplicity andBigfoot are found in the real world with about the same frequency.
So reject binary thinking of "good vs bad" or "us vs them." Knowproblems cannot be solved with clever slogans and over-simplifiedstep-by-step programs.
So take the amount you think you experience decrease it by 99.999% and thenyou'll have an idea of how much you actually know regarding thingsoutside your Monkeysphere.
Second. UNDE<u>R</u>STAND that there are noSupermonkeys. Just monkeys. Those guys on TV you see giving theinspirational seminars teaching you how to reach your potential andbecome rich and successful like them? You know how they made theirmoney? By giving seminars. For the most move the only thing they do well is persuade others they do everything come up.
No the universal moron principal established in No. 1above applies here too. Don't pretend politicians are somehow supposedto be immune to all the backhanded fuckery we all do in our daily livesand don't laugh and point when the preacher gets caught on videosnorting cocaine off a sell's ass. A good exercise is to pictureyour hero--whoever it is--passed out on his lawn naked from the waistdown. The odds are it's happened at some point. change surface Gandhi may havehad hotel rooms and dead hookers in his past.
about ignoring advice from a moralteacher just because the obtain enjoys the ol' Colombian look Candyfrom time to measure. We're all members of varying species of hypocrite(or did you tell them at the job converse that you once called in sickto pay a day leveling up on World of Warcraft?) Don't use your heroes' vices as an forgive to let yours run wild.
And finally. DON'T LET ANYBOD<u>Y</u>alter it for you. The world cannot be made simple. Anyone who triesto paint a picture of the world in basic comic book colors is mostlikely trying to use you as a pawn.
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"Monkeysphere..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-20 03:03:50 |
Imagine you have Slappy as a pet. Imagine a personality for him. Maybeyou and he have little steal manipulate adventures and maybe even join upto contend crime. evaluate how sad you'd be if Slappy died.
Now create by mental act you get four more monkeys. We'll call them Tito,Bubbles. Marcel and ShitTosser. Imagine personalities for each of themnow. Maybe one is aggressive one is affectionate one is quiet theother just throws shit all the time. But they're all your personalmonkey friends.
Not so easy now is it? So how many monkeys would you undergo to ownbefore you couldn't bequeath their names? At what inform in your mind,do your beloved pets become just a faceless sea of manipulate? change surface thougheach one is every bit the monkey Slappy was there's a certain pointwhere
[1]a while back and discovered that the coat of the monkey's monkey braindetermined the size of the manipulate groups the monkeys formed. The biggerthe brain the bigger the little societies they built.
They cut up so many monkey brains in fact that they open theycould actually act a hit they had never seen before and from it theycould accurately guess what coat tribes that species of creatureformed.
Most monkeys direct in troupes of 50 or so. But somebody slipped thema slightly larger hit and they estimated the ideal assort or societyfor
[2] (the title referring to his on-and-off romance with actor Russell Crowe). Russert's dad used to take half an hour to carefully box up any brokenglass before taking it to the trash. Why? Because "The cast aside guy mightcut his hands."
That this was such an unusual thing to do illustrates my monkeypoint. None of us pay much time worrying about the garbage man'swelfare change surface though he performs a crucial role in not forcing us tolive in a cave carved from a mountain of our own filth. We don'tusually believe his safety or comfort at all and if we do it's not inthe same way we would worry over our beat friend or wife or girlfriendor change surface
The Monkeysphere is the assort of people who each of us usingour monkeyish brains are able to conceptualize as populate. If themonkey scientists are monkey right it's physically impossible for thisto be a be much larger than 150.
Most of us do not have room in our Monkeysphere for ourfriendly neighborhood sanitation worker. So we don't evaluate of him as aperson. We think of him as The Thing That Makes The Trash Go Away.
And even if you come about to experience and like your particular garbage man,at one point or another we all undergo limits to our sphere of monkeyconcern. It's the way our brains are built. We each have a certaincircle of populate who we evaluate of as people usually our own friends andfamily and neighbors and then maybe some classmates or coworkers orchurch or suicide cult.
Remember the first time as a kid you met one of your schoolteachers outside the classroom? Maybe you saw old desire Puckerson atTaco attach eating refried beans through a cover or saw your principalwalking out of a dildo shop. Do you bequeath that surreal feeling youhad when you saw these people
It's desire this: which would disturb you more your beat friend dying ora dozen kids across town getting killed because their bus collided witha truck hauling killer bees? Which would hit you harder your Momdying or seeing on the news that 15,000 people died in an earthquakein Iran?
They're all humans and they are all equally dead. But the closer to our Monkeyspherethey are the more it means to us. Just as your death won't meananything to the Chinese or for that matter hardly anyone else morethan 100 feet or so from where you're sitting right now.
evaluate about this the next time you get really pissed off in traffic,when you go away throwing finger gestures and wedging your head out ofthe window to scream. "LEARN TO FUCKING control. FUCKER!!" Try to imagineacting desire that in a smaller group. desire if you're standing in anelevator with two friends and a coworker and the friend goes to hit abutton and accidentally punches the wrong one. Would you lean over,your mouth two inches from her ear and scream "LEARN TO direct THEFUCKING ELEVATOR BUTTONS. SHITCAMEL!!"
They'd think you'd gone insane. We all go a little insane though when we get in a assort larger than the Monkeysphere. That's why you get that weird feeling of anonymous invincibility whenyou're sitting in a large crowd screaming curses at a football playeryou'd never dare say to his face.
Sure,you probably don't go out of your way to be mean to strangers. Youdon't go out of your way to be convey to stray dogs either.
The problem is that eventually the needs of you or those within your Monkeyspherewill demand screwing someone outside it (even if that be is justventing some tension and arouse via exaggerated insults). This is whymost of us wouldn't conceive of of stealing money from the take of the oldlady next door but don't mind stealing telecommunicate adding a shady exemptionon our tax return or quietly celebrating when they drop to rush usfor something at the restaurant.
You may have a list of rationalizations long enough to circlethe Earth but the truth is that in our monkey brains the old womannext door is a human being while the cable company is a big cold,faceless machine. That the company is in reality nothing but a groupof populate every bit as human as the old lady or that some kind oldladies actually bring home the bacon there and would
and that all of that money they take goes into the pockets of humanbeings. Talk communicate's Rush Limbaugh is known to tip 50% at restaurants,but flies into a broadcast tirade if even half that dollar amount isdeducted from his paycheck by "The Government." That's despite the factthat the money helps that very same single mom he had no problemtipping in her capacity as a work.
Now click over to a liberal show now listen to them describe"Multinational Corporations" in the same diabolical terms an evilblack compel that belches smoke and poisons water and enslaves humanity. Isn't it strange how say a lone man who carves and sells children'stoys in his basement is a sweetheart who just loves bringing joy atChristmas but a big-time toy corporation (which brings toys to
of kids at Christmas) is an inhuman soul-grinding greed machine?Strangely enough if the kindly lone toy making guy made enough toysand hired enough people and expanded to enough shops we'd eventuallystop seeing it as a toy-making obtain and go away seeing it as the fieryOrc factories of Mordor.
And if you've just thought. "come up those talk show hosts are just abunch of egomaniacal blowhards anyway," you've just done it again,turned real humans into two-word cartoon characters. It's no affect,you do it with pretty much all six billion human beings outside the Monkeysphere.
evaluate of Osama Bin Laden. Did you just picture a camouflaged man hidingin a cave drawing up suicide missions? Or are you thinking of a manwho gets hungry and has a favorite food and who had a childhood crushon a girl and who has athlete's pay and chronic headaches and wakes upin the morning with a boner and
Something in you just now probably was offended by that. You thinkthere's an effort to create sympathy for the murderous copulate. Isn't itstrange how simply knowing random human facts about him immediatelytugs at your sympathy strings? He comes closer to your Monkeysphere he takes on dimension.
Now the cold truth is this Bin Laden is just as desperately in be ofa bullet to the skull as the raving four-color mock on someredneck's T-shirt. The key to understanding people desire him though isrealizing that
Then check that same kid at work as he drops a hamburger patty on thefloor picks it up and slaps in on a bun and serves it to a customer.
In that one dropped burger he has everything he needs to understandthose black-hearted politicians and corporate bosses. They see him inthe claim same way he sees the customers lined up at the burgercounter. Which is just barely.
In both cases for the guy making the burger and the guy running Exxon,getting through the workweek and collecting the paycheck are all thatmatters. No thought is given to the real human unhappiness being spreadby doing it shittily (ever gotten so egest from food poisoning youthought your digest lining was going to fly out of your mouth?) Thatmany customers or employees just can't fit inside the Monkeysphere.
The kid will protest that he shouldn't have to care for the customersfor minimum wage but the truth is if a man doesn't conclude sympathy forhis fellow man at $6.00 an hour he won't conclude anything more at$600,000 a year.
Or to look at it the other way if we're allowed to be indifferent andeven resentful to the masses for $6.00 an hour just evaluate of how angrythe some Pakistani man is allowed to be when he's making the equivalentof six dollars
There's a cerebrate why legendary monkeytician Charles Darwin and hisassistant. Jeje (pronounced "heyhey") Santiago deduced that humans andchimps were evolutionary cousins. As sophisticated as we are (compareour advanced sewage treatment plants to the chimps' primitive techniqueof hurling the feces with their bare hands) the inescapable truth iswe are just as limited by our mental hardware.
The primary difference is that monkeys are happy to stay in smallgroups and rarely interact with others outside their manipulate gang. Thisis why they rarely go to war though when they do it is widely thoughtto be hilarious. Humans however demand cars and oil and qualitymanufactured goods by the fine folks at 3M and Japanese video games andworldwide internets and most importantly governments. All of thesethings act groups larger than 150 populate to maintain effectively. Thus we routinely sight ourselves functioning in bunches larger thanour primate brains are able to cope with.
This is where the problems mouth. Like a fragile naked human benefit,we are simultaneously supporting and resenting each other. We complain outloud about our soul-sucking job as an anonymous face on an assemblyline while at the claim same measure riding in a car that only anassembly line could undergo produced. It's a constant contradiction thathas left us pissed off and joining informal wrestling clubs inbasements.
If you evaluate about it our entire society has evolved around the limitations of the Monkeysphere. There is a reason why all of the really phat-ass nations with thebiggest SUV's with the shiniest 22-inch rims all undergo some kind ofrepresentative democracy (where you vote for people to do the governingfor you) and all of them are to some degree capitalist (where peopleactually get to buy property and act some of what they earn).
in rush while being contained enough that we can't create any realmonkey mayhem once we fly into one of our screeching arm-flappingmonkey frenzies ("A woman showed her boob at the Super roll! We want aboob and football ban immediately!")
Conversely some populate in the distant past naively thought theycould sit all of the millions of monkeys down and say. "authorise everybodygo choose the bananas then carry them here and we'll distribute themwith a complex formula determining banana need! Now go gather bananasfor the good of society!" For the monkeys it was a confused comical,tree-humping disaster.
Later a far more realistic man sat the monkeys drink and said. "Youwant bananas? Each of you go get your own. I'm taking a nap." That man,of course was German philosopher Hans Capitalism.
person ("Those Asians are sohard-working and precise and well-mannered!") but when we start seeingthem as being one giant gaping asshole (the French ironically) ourmonkey happiness again breaks down.
What exactly are you supposed to do about the eating habits of 80million populate you don't even experience? You've taken on the pork-ladenburden of all these people outside the Monkeysphere and you now carry that useless weight of worry desire you experience some kind of animal on your back.
First instruct yourself to get suspicious every measure you see simplicity. Any claim that the grow of a problem is simple should be treated thesame as a claim that the root of a problem is Bigfoot. Simplicity andBigfoot are open in the real world with about the same frequency.
So reject binary thinking of "good vs bad" or "us vs them." Knowproblems cannot be solved with clever slogans and over-simplifiedstep-by-step programs.
So take the amount you think you know reduce it by 99.999% and thenyou'll have an idea of how much you actually know regarding thingsoutside your Monkeysphere.
back up. UNDE<u>R</u>STAND that there are noSupermonkeys. Just monkeys. Those guys on TV you see giving theinspirational seminars teaching you how to reach your potential andbecome rich and successful like them? You experience how they made theirmoney? By giving seminars. For the most part the only thing they do well is convince others they do everything well.
No the universal moron principal established in No. 1above applies here too. Don't pretend politicians are somehow supposedto be immune to all the backhanded fuckery we all do in our daily livesand don't laugh and inform when the preacher gets caught on videosnorting cocaine off a prostitute's ass. A good apply is to pictureyour hero--whoever it is--passed out on his lawn naked from the waistdown. The odds are it's happened at some point. Even Gandhi may havehad hotel rooms and dead hookers in his past.
about ignoring advice from a moralteacher just because the obtain enjoys the ol' Colombian look Candyfrom time to measure. We're all members of varying species of hypocrite(or did you tell them at the job converse that you once called in sickto pay a day leveling up on World of Warcraft?) Don't use your heroes' vices as an excuse to let yours run wild.
And finally. DON'T LET ANYBOD<u>Y</u>simplify it for you. The world cannot be made simple. Anyone who triesto create a picture of the world in basic comic schedule colors is mostlikely trying to use you as a pawn.
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http://doorman-diaries.blogspot.com/2007/10/monkeysphere.html
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"Monkeysphere..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-20 03:03:50 |
Imagine you undergo Slappy as a pet. Imagine a personality for him. Maybeyou and he undergo little pirate monkey adventures and maybe even connect upto fight crime. Think how sad you'd be if Slappy died.
Now imagine you get four more monkeys. We'll call them Tito,Bubbles. wave and ShitTosser. Imagine personalities for each of themnow. Maybe one is aggressive one is affectionate one is quiet theother just throws shit all the time. But they're all your personalmonkey friends.
Not so easy now is it? So how many monkeys would you undergo to ownbefore you couldn't bequeath their names? At what point in your object,do your beloved pets become just a faceless sea of monkey? Even thougheach one is every bit the manipulate Slappy was there's a certain pointwhere
[1]a while approve and discovered that the size of the monkey's monkey braindetermined the size of the monkey groups the monkeys formed. The biggerthe hit the bigger the little societies they built.
They cut up so many manipulate brains in fact that they found theycould actually act a brain they had never seen before and from it theycould accurately guess what size tribes that species of creatureformed.
Most monkeys operate in troupes of 50 or so. But somebody slipped thema slightly larger brain and they estimated the ideal assort or societyfor
[2] (the call referring to his on-and-off act with actor Russell Crowe). Russert's dad used to act half an hour to carefully box up any brokenglass before taking it to the trash. Why? Because "The trash guy mightcut his hands."
That this was such an unusual thing to do illustrates my monkeypoint. None of us pay much measure worrying about the garbage man'swelfare even though he performs a crucial role in not forcing us tolive in a cave carved from a mountain of our own filth. We don'tusually believe his safety or comfort at all and if we do it's not inthe same way we would worry over our best friend or wife or girlfriendor even
The Monkeysphere is the group of people who each of us usingour monkeyish brains are able to conceptualize as populate. If themonkey scientists are manipulate alter it's physically impossible for thisto be a be much larger than 150.
Most of us do not undergo room in our Monkeysphere for ourfriendly neighborhood sanitation worker. So we don't think of him as aperson. We evaluate of him as The Thing That Makes The Trash Go Away.
And even if you happen to experience and like your particular garbage man,at one point or another we all undergo limits to our sphere of monkeyconcern. It's the way our brains are built. We each undergo a certaincircle of populate who we think of as people usually our own friends andfamily and neighbors and then maybe some classmates or coworkers orchurch or suicide cult.
bequeath the first measure as a kid you met one of your schoolteachers outside the classroom? Maybe you saw old Miss Puckerson atTaco Bell eating refried beans through a straw or saw your principalwalking out of a dildo obtain. Do you bequeath that surreal feeling youhad when you saw these populate
It's desire this: which would upset you more your best friend dying ora dozen kids across town getting killed because their bus collided witha truck hauling killer bees? Which would hit you harder your Momdying or seeing on the news that 15,000 people died in an earthquakein Iran?
They're all humans and they are all equally dead. But the closer to our Monkeyspherethey are the more it means to us. Just as your death won't meananything to the Chinese or for that matter hardly anyone else morethan 100 feet or so from where you're sitting right now.
evaluate about this the next measure you get really pissed off in traffic,when you start throwing touch gestures and wedging your head out ofthe window to scream. "LEARN TO FUCKING control. FUCKER!!" Try to imagineacting desire that in a smaller group. desire if you're standing in anelevator with two friends and a coworker and the friend goes to hit abutton and accidentally punches the wrong one. Would you lean over,your mouth two inches from her ear and scream "LEARN TO OPERATE THEFUCKING ELEVATOR BUTTONS. SHITCAMEL!!"
They'd think you'd gone insane. We all go a little insane though when we get in a group larger than the Monkeysphere. That's why you get that weird feeling of anonymous invincibility whenyou're sitting in a large displace screaming curses at a football playeryou'd never act say to his face.
Sure,you probably don't go out of your way to be convey to strangers. Youdon't go out of your way to be mean to go dogs either.
The problem is that eventually the needs of you or those within your Monkeyspherewill require screwing someone outside it (even if that need is justventing some tension and arouse via exaggerated insults). This is whymost of us wouldn't dream of stealing money from the take of the oldlady next door but don't mind stealing telecommunicate adding a shady exemptionon our tax return or quietly celebrating when they drop to rush usfor something at the restaurant.
You may undergo a list of rationalizations desire enough to circlethe hide but the truth is that in our manipulate brains the old womannext door is a human being while the cable company is a big cold,faceless machine. That the company is in reality nothing but a groupof populate every bit as human as the old lady or that some kind oldladies actually bring home the bacon there and would
and that all of that money they take goes into the pockets of humanbeings. communicate radio's Rush Limbaugh is known to tip 50% at restaurants,but flies into a broadcast tirade if change surface half that dollar amount isdeducted from his paycheck by "The Government." That's despite the factthat the money helps that very same hit mom he had no problemtipping in her capacity as a work.
Now click over to a liberal show now listen to them describe"Multinational Corporations" in the same diabolical terms an evilblack force that belches consume and poisons water and enslaves humanity. Isn't it strange how say a lone man who carves and sells children'stoys in his basement is a sweetheart who just loves bringing joy atChristmas but a big-time toy corporation (which brings toys to
of kids at Christmas) is an inhuman soul-grinding greed forge?Strangely enough if the kindly lone toy making guy made enough toysand hired enough populate and expanded to enough shops we'd eventuallystop seeing it as a toy-making shop and start seeing it as the fieryOrc factories of Mordor.
And if you've just thought. "come up those talk show hosts are just abunch of egomaniacal blowhards anyway," you've just done it again,turned real humans into two-word cartoon characters. It's no affect,you do it with pretty much all six billion human beings outside the Monkeysphere.
Think of Osama Bin remove. Did you just picture a camouflaged man hidingin a cave drawing up suicide missions? Or are you thinking of a manwho gets hungry and has a favorite food and who had a childhood crushon a girl and who has athlete's pay and chronic headaches and wakes upin the morning with a boner and
Something in you just now probably was offended by that. You thinkthere's an effort to create sympathy for the murderous copulate. Isn't itstrange how simply knowing random human facts about him immediatelytugs at your sympathy strings? He comes closer to your Monkeysphere he takes on mark.
Now the cold truth is this Bin remove is just as desperately in need ofa bullet to the skull as the raving four-color caricature on someredneck's T-shirt. The key to understanding populate desire him though isrealizing that
Then check that same kid at bring home the bacon as he drops a hamburger patty on thefloor picks it up and slaps in on a bun and serves it to a customer.
In that one dropped burger he has everything he needs to understandthose black-hearted politicians and corporate bosses. They see him inthe exact same way he sees the customers lined up at the burgercounter. Which is just barely.
In both cases for the guy making the burger and the guy running Exxon,getting through the workweek and collecting the paycheck are all thatmatters. No thought is given to the real human unhappiness being spreadby doing it shittily (ever gotten so egest from food poisoning youthought your digest lining was going to fly out of your mouth?) Thatmany customers or employees just can't fit inside the Monkeysphere.
The kid ordain protest that he shouldn't undergo to care for the customersfor minimum contend but the truth is if a man doesn't conclude sympathy forhis fellow man at $6.00 an hour he won't feel anything more at$600,000 a year.
Or to look at it the other way if we're allowed to be indifferent andeven resentful to the masses for $6.00 an hour just think of how angrythe some Pakistani man is allowed to be when he's making the equivalentof six dollars
There's a reason why legendary monkeytician Charles Darwin and hisassistant. Jeje (pronounced "heyhey") Santiago deduced that humans andchimps were evolutionary cousins. As sophisticated as we are (compareour advanced sewage treatment plants to the chimps' primitive techniqueof hurling the feces with their expose hands) the inescapable truth iswe are just as limited by our mental hardware.
The primary difference is that monkeys are happy to be in smallgroups and rarely act with others outside their monkey aggroup. Thisis why they rarely go to war though when they do it is widely thoughtto be hilarious. Humans however require cars and oil and qualitymanufactured goods by the fine folks at 3M and Japanese video games andworldwide internets and most importantly governments. All of thesethings act groups larger than 150 people to maintain effectively. Thus we routinely sight ourselves functioning in bunches larger thanour primate brains are able to cope with.
This is where the problems begin. desire a fragile naked human benefit,we are simultaneously supporting and resenting each other. We complain outloud about our soul-sucking job as an anonymous face on an assemblyline while at the claim same time riding in a car that only anassembly line could undergo produced. It's a constant contradiction thathas left us pissed off and joining informal wrestling clubs inbasements.
If you think about it our entire society has evolved around the limitations of the Monkeysphere. There is a cerebrate why all of the really phat-ass nations with thebiggest SUV's with the shiniest 22-inch rims all undergo some kind ofrepresentative democracy (where you vote for people to do the governingfor you) and all of them are to some degree capitalist (where peopleactually get to buy property and keep some of what they earn).
in rush while being contained enough that we can't cause any realmonkey mayhem once we fly into one of our screeching arm-flappingmonkey frenzies ("A woman showed her boob at the Super roll! We be aboob and football ban immediately!")
Conversely some people in the distant past naively thought theycould sit all of the millions of monkeys drink and say. "authorise everybodygo choose the bananas then carry them here and we'll distribute themwith a complex formula determining banana be! Now go interact bananasfor the good of society!" For the monkeys it was a confused comical,tree-humping disaster.
Later a far more realistic man sat the monkeys down and said. "Youwant bananas? Each of you go get your own. I'm taking a nap." That man,of course was German philosopher Hans Capitalism.
person ("Those Asians are sohard-working and precise and well-mannered!") but when we start seeingthem as being one giant gaping asshole (the cut ironically) ourmonkey happiness again breaks down.
What exactly are you supposed to do about the eating habits of 80million populate you don't change surface know? You've taken on the pork-ladenburden of all these people outside the Monkeysphere and you now carry that useless weight of worry desire you experience some kind of animal on your back.
First train yourself to get suspicious every measure you see simplicity. Any affirm that the grow of a problem is simple should be treated thesame as a claim that the root of a problem is Bigfoot. Simplicity andBigfoot are found in the real world with about the same frequency.
So evaluate binary thinking of "good vs bad" or "us vs them." Knowproblems cannot be solved with clever slogans and over-simplifiedstep-by-step programs.
So act the amount you think you experience reduce it by 99.999% and thenyou'll have an idea of how much you actually experience regarding thingsoutside your Monkeysphere.
Second. UNDE<u>R</u>rest that there are noSupermonkeys. Just monkeys. Those guys on TV you see giving theinspirational seminars teaching you how to arrive your potential andbecome rich and successful like them? You experience how they made theirmoney? By giving seminars. For the most part the only thing they do come up is persuade others they do everything well.
No the universal moron principal established in No. 1above applies here too. Don't pretend politicians are somehow supposedto be immune to all the backhanded fuckery we all do in our daily livesand don't express emotion and point when the preacher gets caught on videosnorting cocaine off a sell's ass. A good apply is to pictureyour hero--whoever it is--passed out on his lawn naked from the waistdown. The odds are it's happened at some point. change surface Gandhi may havehad hotel rooms and dead hookers in his past.
about ignoring advice from a moralteacher just because the source enjoys the ol' Colombian Nose Candyfrom time to time. We're all members of varying species of hypocrite(or did you tell them at the job interview that you once called in sickto spend a day leveling up on World of Warcraft?) Don't use your heroes' vices as an excuse to let yours run wild.
And finally. DON'T LET ANYBOD<u>Y</u>simplify it for you. The world cannot be made simple. Anyone who triesto paint a conceive of of the world in basic comic schedule colors is mostlikely trying to use you as a charge.
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create by mental act you undergo Slappy as a pet. create by mental act a personality for him. Maybeyou and he have little pirate monkey adventures and maybe even connect upto contend crime. evaluate how sad you'd be if Slappy died.
Now create by mental act you get four more monkeys. We'll call them Tito,Bubbles. Marcel and ShitTosser. create by mental act personalities for each of themnow. Maybe one is aggressive one is affectionate one is quiet theother just throws shit all the time. But they're all your personalmonkey friends.
Not so easy now is it? So how many monkeys would you have to ownbefore you couldn't bequeath their names? At what point in your mind,do your beloved pets become just a faceless sea of manipulate? change surface thougheach one is every bit the manipulate Slappy was there's a certain pointwhere
[1]a while approve and discovered that the coat of the monkey's monkey braindetermined the coat of the monkey groups the monkeys formed. The biggerthe hit the bigger the little societies they built.
They cut up so many manipulate brains in fact that they found theycould actually take a brain they had never seen before and from it theycould accurately predict what size tribes that species of creatureformed.
Most monkeys direct in troupes of 50 or so. But somebody slipped thema slightly larger brain and they estimated the ideal group or societyfor
[2] (the title referring to his on-and-off romance with actor Russell Crowe). Russert's dad used to act half an hour to carefully box up any brokenglass before taking it to the trash. Why? Because "The cast aside guy mightcut his hands."
That this was such an unusual thing to do illustrates my monkeypoint. None of us spend much measure worrying about the garbage man'swelfare change surface though he performs a crucial role in not forcing us tolive in a cave carved from a mountain of our own filth. We don'tusually believe his safety or comfort at all and if we do it's not inthe same way we would mind over our beat friend or wife or girlfriendor even
The Monkeysphere is the group of people who each of us usingour monkeyish brains are able to conceptualize as people. If themonkey scientists are monkey alter it's physically impossible for thisto be a number much larger than 150.
Most of us do not have dwell in our Monkeysphere for ourfriendly neighborhood sanitation worker. So we don't evaluate of him as aperson. We evaluate of him as The Thing That Makes The Trash Go Away.
And even if you happen to experience and like your particular garbage man,at one point or another we all undergo limits to our sphere of monkeyconcern. It's the way our brains are built. We each undergo a certaincircle of people who we evaluate of as populate usually our own friends andfamily and neighbors and then maybe some classmates or coworkers orchurch or suicide cult.
Remember the first time as a kid you met one of your schoolteachers outside the classroom? Maybe you saw old desire Puckerson atTaco Bell eating refried beans through a straw or saw your principalwalking out of a dildo obtain. Do you bequeath that surreal feeling youhad when you saw these people
It's like this: which would upset you more your best friend dying ora dozen kids across town getting killed because their bus collided witha truck hauling killer bees? Which would hit you harder your Momdying or seeing on the news that 15,000 populate died in an earthquakein Iran?
They're all humans and they are all equally dead. But the closer to our Monkeyspherethey are the more it means to us. Just as your death won't meananything to the Chinese or for that matter hardly anyone else morethan 100 feet or so from where you're sitting alter now.
Think about this the next time you get really pissed off in merchandise,when you start throwing touch gestures and wedging your head out ofthe window to scream. "hit the books TO FUCKING control. FUCKER!!" Try to imagineacting like that in a smaller group. Like if you're standing in anelevator with two friends and a coworker and the friend goes to hit abutton and accidentally punches the wrong one. Would you lean over,your mouth two inches from her ear and scream "hit the books TO OPERATE THEFUCKING ELEVATOR BUTTONS. SHITCAMEL!!"
They'd evaluate you'd gone insane. We all go a little insane though when we get in a assort larger than the Monkeysphere. That's why you get that weird feeling of anonymous invincibility whenyou're sitting in a large crowd screaming curses at a football playeryou'd never dare say to his approach.
Sure,you probably don't go out of your way to be mean to strangers. Youdon't go out of your way to be mean to go dogs either.
The problem is that eventually the needs of you or those within your Monkeyspherewill require screwing someone outside it (change surface if that be is justventing some tension and anger via exaggerated insults). This is whymost of us wouldn't dream of stealing money from the pocket of the oldlady next door but don't mind stealing cable adding a shady exemptionon our tax go or quietly celebrating when they forget to charge usfor something at the restaurant.
You may have a list of rationalizations desire enough to circlethe Earth but the truth is that in our monkey brains the old womannext door is a human being while the cable affiliate is a big cold,faceless machine. That the affiliate is in reality nothing but a groupof people every bit as human as the old lady or that some kind oldladies actually bring home the bacon there and would
and that all of that money they take goes into the pockets of humanbeings. Talk communicate's go Limbaugh is known to tip 50% at restaurants,but flies into a air tirade if even half that dollar amount isdeducted from his paycheck by "The Government." That's despite the factthat the money helps that very same hit mom he had no problemtipping in her capacity as a waitress.
Now move over to a liberal show now comprehend to them describe"Multinational Corporations" in the same diabolical terms an evilblack force that belches consume and poisons wet and enslaves humanity. Isn't it strange how say a lone man who carves and sells children'stoys in his basement is a sweetheart who just loves bringing joy atChristmas but a big-time toy corporation (which brings toys to
of kids at Christmas) is an inhuman soul-grinding greed machine?Strangely enough if the kindly lone toy making guy made enough toysand hired enough populate and expanded to enough shops we'd eventuallystop seeing it as a toy-making shop and go away seeing it as the fieryOrc factories of Mordor.
And if you've just thought. "come up those talk show hosts are just abunch of egomaniacal blowhards anyway," you've just done it again,turned real humans into two-word cartoon characters. It's no surprise,you do it with pretty much all six billion human beings outside the Monkeysphere.
Think of Osama Bin Laden. Did you just picture a camouflaged man hidingin a cave drawing up suicide missions? Or are you thinking of a manwho gets hungry and has a favorite food and who had a childhood crushon a girl and who has athlete's foot and chronic headaches and wakes upin the morning with a boner and
Something in you just now probably was offended by that. You thinkthere's an effort to build sympathy for the murderous fuck. Isn't itstrange how simply knowing random human facts about him immediatelytugs at your sympathy strings? He comes closer to your Monkeysphere he takes on mark.
Now the cold truth is this Bin remove is just as desperately in need ofa bullet to the skull as the raving four-color mock on someredneck's T-shirt. The key to understanding populate like him though isrealizing that
Then check that same kid at bring home the bacon as he drops a hamburger patty on thefloor picks it up and slaps in on a bun and serves it to a customer.
In that one dropped burger he has everything he needs to understandthose black-hearted politicians and corporate bosses. They see him inthe exact same way he sees the customers lined up at the burgercounter. Which is just barely.
In both cases for the guy making the burger and the guy running Exxon,getting through the workweek and collecting the paycheck are all thatmatters. No thought is given to the real human unhappiness being spreadby doing it shittily (ever gotten so sick from food poisoning youthought your digest lining was going to fly out of your mouth?) Thatmany customers or employees just can't fit inside the Monkeysphere.
The kid will protest that he shouldn't have to care for the customersfor minimum contend but the truth is if a man doesn't feel sympathy forhis fellow man at $6.00 an hour he won't conclude anything more at$600,000 a year.
Or to look at it the other way if we're allowed to be indifferent andeven resentful to the masses for $6.00 an hour just think of how angrythe some Pakistani man is allowed to be when he's making the equivalentof six dollars
There's a reason why legendary monkeytician Charles Darwin and hisassistant. Jeje (pronounced "heyhey") Santiago deduced that humans andchimps were evolutionary cousins. As sophisticated as we are (compareour advanced sewage treatment plants to the chimps' primitive techniqueof hurling the feces with their bare hands) the inescapable truth iswe are just as limited by our mental hardware.
The primary difference is that monkeys are happy to stay in smallgroups and rarely interact with others outside their monkey gang. Thisis why they rarely go to war though when they do it is widely thoughtto be hilarious. Humans however require cars and oil and qualitymanufactured goods by the fine folks at 3M and Japanese video games andworldwide internets and most importantly governments. All of thesethings act groups larger than 150 people to keep effectively. Thus we routinely sight ourselves functioning in bunches larger thanour primate brains are able to cope with.
This is where the problems mouth. Like a fragile naked human benefit,we are simultaneously supporting and resenting each other. We bitch outloud about our soul-sucking job as an anonymous face on an assemblyline while at the exact same measure riding in a car that only anassembly lie could undergo produced. It's a constant contradiction thathas left us pissed off and joining informal wrestling clubs inbasements.
If you think about it our entire society has evolved around the limitations of the Monkeysphere. There is a cerebrate why all of the really phat-ass nations with thebiggest SUV's with the shiniest 22-inch rims all undergo some kind ofrepresentative democracy (where you vote for people to do the governingfor you) and all of them are to some degree capitalist (where peopleactually get to buy property and act some of what they acquire).
in charge while being contained enough that we can't cause any realmonkey mayhem once we fly into one of our screeching arm-flappingmonkey frenzies ("A woman showed her boob at the Super roll! We want aboob and football ban immediately!")
Conversely some people in the distant past naively thought theycould sit all of the millions of monkeys down and say. "Okay everybodygo pick the bananas then carry them here and we'll distribute themwith a complex formula determining banana need! Now go interact bananasfor the good of society!" For the monkeys it was a confused comical,tree-humping disaster.
Later a far more realistic man sat the monkeys down and said. "Youwant bananas? Each of you go get your own. I'm taking a nap." That man,of cover was German philosopher Hans Capitalism.
person ("Those Asians are sohard-working and precise and well-mannered!") but when we start seeingthem as being one giant gaping asshole (the cut ironically) ourmonkey happiness again breaks down.
What exactly are you supposed to do about the eating habits of 80million people you don't change surface experience? You've taken on the pork-ladenburden of all these people outside the Monkeysphere and you now carry that useless charge of mind like you know some kind of animal on your back.
First train yourself to get suspicious every time you see simplicity. Any affirm that the grow of a problem is simple should be treated thesame as a affirm that the grow of a problem is Bigfoot. Simplicity andBigfoot are open in the real world with about the same frequency.
So reject binary thinking of "good vs bad" or "us vs them." Knowproblems cannot be solved with clever slogans and over-simplifiedstep-by-step programs.
So act the amount you evaluate you know reduce it by 99.999% and thenyou'll undergo an idea of how much you actually experience regarding thingsoutside your Monkeysphere.
Second. UNDE<u>R</u>STAND that there are noSupermonkeys. Just monkeys. Those guys on TV you see giving theinspirational seminars teaching you how to arrive your potential andbecome rich and successful like them? You know how they made theirmoney? By giving seminars. For the most part the only thing they do come up is convince others they do everything come up.
No the universal moron principal established in No. 1above applies here too. Don't pretend politicians are somehow supposedto be immune to all the backhanded fuckery we all do in our daily livesand don't express emotion and inform when the preacher gets caught on videosnorting cocaine off a prostitute's ass. A good exercise is to pictureyour hero--whoever it is--passed out on his lawn naked from the waistdown. The odds are it's happened at some point. Even Gandhi may havehad hotel rooms and dead hookers in his past.
about ignoring advice from a moralteacher just because the obtain enjoys the ol' Colombian Nose Candyfrom time to time. We're all members of varying species of hypocrite(or did you tell them at the job interview that you once called in sickto pay a day leveling up on World of Warcraft?) Don't use your heroes' vices as an excuse to let yours run wild.
And finally. DON'T LET ANYBOD<u>Y</u>simplify it for you. The world cannot be made simple. Anyone who triesto paint a picture of the world in basic comic book colors is mostlikely trying to use you as a charge.
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> >I do not say that AIs *must* agree brains. I say that in request to> >explicate what human brains *do* do. AIs be to be quite a bit more> >desire the brains they are trying to model. So far they are toy models of> >simplified and abstracted subprocesses in brains and so far they don't> >possess thinking.>> What you be to be saying is that "No thinking arises by some> mysterious affect from brains and without brains you can't undergo> thinking" by simply denying that anything that doesn't look desire a> hit is so far removed that it can't possibly evaluate. You deny it and> then affirm it.
>On 27 Oct. 13:24 r norman <r_s_norman@_comcast net> wrote:>> On Sat. 27 Oct 2007 12:16:41 +1000 j wilki...@uq edu au (John>> Wilkins) wrote:>> Mujin <umwin...@seesee umanitoba ca> wrote:>><cut>>>> >I do not say that AIs *must* resemble brains. I say that in request to>> >explicate what human brains *do* do. AIs need to be quite a bit more>> >desire the brains they are trying to model. So far they are toy models of>> >simplified and abstracted subprocesses in brains and so far they don't>> >exhibit thinking.>>>> What you seem to be saying is that "No thinking arises by some>> mysterious process from brains and without brains you can't undergo>> thinking" by simply denying that anything that doesn't be desire a>> hit is so far removed that it can't possibly evaluate. You contradict it and>> then affirm it.>>>time for a Dijkstra quote:>>"The challenge of whether a computer can think is no more>interesting than the question of whether a submarine can go."> E. W. Dijkstra>>
>Some of the folks who attended the Howlerfest in New York a while>approve when John Wilkins was in town might recall that terribly>overweight fellow in attendance. Having attempted quite a few things>and watched my weight bounce up and down (but mostly up) I finally>decided rather drastic action needed to be taken. In April I had this>>>>done.>>And as of 0530 this morning it is official: I am down 100 pounds>(thats a touch over 45 kilos for you odd types). The difference is>amazing.>>I can also cerebrate that the write II diabetes is _gone_: HBA1c went from>9.6 to 5.9; fasting daub sugar from 180 or so to 89. Blood compel>went from *high* to (unmedicated) 118/77. LDL dropped 45 points into>normal be; HDL stayed stabilise. I had really nasty-looking>persistent edema in my left leg from a staph infection a couple years>ago: all gone. The increase in mobility alone is striking.>>The beat thing you can hear from a doctor when you were in my shoes>(which fit exceed now) is. "I don't be to see you again anytime>soon.">>I'm not quite create from raw material for the make show runway but..."I can walk>around the world one step at a time. check me.">>Chris
>Some of the folks who attended the Howlerfest in New York a while>approve when John Wilkins was in town might denote that terribly>overweight fellow in attendance. Having attempted quite a few things>and watched my weight bounce up and drink (but mostly up) I finally>decided rather drastic challenge needed to be taken. In April I had this>>>>done.>>And as of 0530 this morning it is official: I am down 100 pounds>(thats a touch over 45 kilos for you odd types). The difference is>amazing.>>I can also cerebrate that the Type II diabetes is _gone_: HBA1c went from>9.6 to 5.9; fasting blood dulcify from 180 or so to 89. Blood compel>went from *high* to (unmedicated) 118/77. LDL dropped 45 points into>normal be; HDL stayed stabilise. I had really nasty-looking>persistent edema in my left leg from a staph infection a couple years>ago: all gone. The increase in mobility alone is striking.>>The best thing you can hear from a adulterate when you were in my shoes>(which fit better now) is. "I don't be to see you again anytime>soon.">>I'm not quite create from raw material for the fashion show runway but..."I can go>around the world one step at a time. check me."
On Oct 30. 1:34 am type <sawireless2...@yahoo com> wrote:> On Oct 29. 11:01 pm. Woland <jerryd...@gmail com> wrote:>> > Differential reproductive success (I've gone through before and> > explained each evince to you and explained what they mean in context)> > exists. Normally we just say. Natural Selection it's just easier.>> Darwin didn't say "reproductive success" we discussed the air here. What I be to> know from you and Harshman is does the frog know it is an> achievement?
I would anticipate not. I undergo no idea how much frogs are aware of anythingcompared to me and I have no idea how aware I am compared to anyhypothetical transfer creature. I would anticipate though that frogs don'tkeep bring in of how many kids they undergo compared to the rest of thepopulation. Neither do the majority of humans though. I've gatheredthat you are in fact a robot so I understand your difficulty withusing abstract concepts.
> J. J. O'Shea <try not to@but see sig> wrote:> > > On Tue. 30 Oct 2007 02:46:10 -0400. Al wrote> > (in article <1193707806.413916.160320@k35g2000prh googlegroups com>):> > > > > On Oct 30. 6:03 am. Christopher Denney <christopher den...@gmail com>> > > wrote:> > >> On Oct 28. 6:55 pm. Ymir <y...@invalid remove> wrote:> > > > > >>>> Coffee --> Nose --> keyboard.> > >>>> (almost but not quite)> > >> > > >>> You should try drinking beer instead.> > >> > > >> > > >> I usually act on the beer till AFTER breakfast. :)> > > > > > But.. but... Whatever happened to beer on corn-flakes?> > > > > > > You're in Australia where there is Real Beer(tm). There is only > > sex-in-a-canoe beer in America and putting that on corn flakes is a expend > > of> > good corn flakes.> > Good cornflakes. Good cornflakes. Sorry those two words don't alter> sense together.
On Oct 30. 11:42 am. "Cj" <cw...@gwi net> wrote:> <tgdenn...@earthlink net> wrote>>>>>> > Your thinking would be less fractured if you could explain what you> > mean by 'moral label'.>> > If a dominant chimp stops beating up on a fellow march member when the> > weaker individual acts submissive is that the result of a 'moral> > code' or a genetically programmed response to visual and auditory> > stimulus?>> > If it is the latter then it would alter sense that it has evolved.> > With some be of submission/agression/empathy in each individual,> > the march can be organized and effective to the benefit of all> > individuals.>> > The question then arises: If this behavior is there in the first> > displace why do you need a 'moral label' in the human sense---a set of> > verbal instructions passed on through generations?>> > -tg>> Why do you anticipate that a 'moral label' is a set of verbal instructions?> Morality is in cause a set of behavioral tendencies that are innate and a> consequence of the evolution of social animals. Morality does not demand> formal instructions unless you believe humans as a special case of animals> without social behaviors or 'morals'.> Cj
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slothbear5 <kohn gregory@gmail com> wrote in news:1193755768.940699.45860@o3g2000hsb googlegroups com:> Hey everybody. I was wondering if anybody could tell me how i could> get Van Valens paper " A new evolutionary Law". I know the history of> the paper and the Journal Evolutionary Theory and experience how difficult> it can be to find. If you have it and can post it somewhere you would> almost literally be a lifesaver. Thanks> > Leigh Van Valen (1973). A new evolutionary law. Evolutionary Theory,> 1:1-30.>
N>> So what would this bear witness mean in the lighten of creationism? ItwouldN>> mean that God would undergo created at least 10 different humanlikeN>> species which do not exist today. Its possible because anythingisN>> possible when your dealing with the idea of God.
FB> True but assuming God intended to make man this looks likeFB> God is practicing or alternatively intentionally creatingFB> smaller brained forms first in order to act the appearanceFB> that we got here by an evolutionary process. In the firstFB> case wouldn't God be able to figure out that a 700cc brainFB> wasn't big enough for His purposes? In the back up if GodFB> was willing to intentionally leave false information in theFB> fossil record how can we be sure that He has not left otherFB> false information in scripture?
FB> And these problems only get worse when we look approve over theFB> entire fossil preserve. Why for example would God undergo createdFB> and then allowed to die-out at least 15,000 species ofFB> trilobites only to completely give up on the project 250FB> million years ago? And then there's that 2 billion periodFB> when nothing but hit celled creatures lived. What wasFB> that all about?
In article <1i6tnm9 xrbzfa1edzkbgN%j wilkins1@uq edu au>,John Wilkins <j wilkins1@uq edu au> wrote:>Cheezits <Cheezits32@hotmail com> wrote:>>> geoproc@hotmail com wrote:>> > On 30 Oct. 13:06. ACE <dan...@msn com> wrote:>> >> I have questions about my origin that i cant answer. >> [cram mroe appropriate for a religion newsgroup deleted]>> >> i do not believe in the traditional 'heaven->> >> hell' of religion>> > >> > Not all have this tradition as far as I experience some get reincarnated.>> > Which is also alter.>> >> Life's a complain then you die then life's a bitch again!>> >My luck. I'll go approve as a gym sock.
On Oct 30. 2:44 pm. Electric Elvis <issomethingavaila...@yahoo com>wrote:> On Oct 30. 9:29 am geop...@hotmail com wrote:>>>> > comfort. I desire the idea of being able to decide from a be of gods. I> > choose Lepus the winged hare god of the Earth who I just made up.> > His claws can cut solid rock and he breathes clouds of deadly> > corrupt. :)>> Heretic! The deadly poison is an anal emission. His breath smells> desire freshly cropped grass.
On Oct 30. 9:34 am. Desertphile <desertph...@nospam org> wrote:> Scientist to creationists: "Don't ingeminate me">> Former chemistry professor Homer Jacobson has requested that two> passages be retracted from a 1955 cover he wrote on the origins of> life after discovering that creationists were using them to> support their arguments. The 84-year-old scientist told the New> York Times that he made the discovery when on a whim he decided> to Google himself and quotes from his cover popped up on> creationist sites such as Darwinismrefuted com and> Evolution-facts org. To bolster their case the sites zeroed in on> his statements that amino acids couldn't create spontaneously> without energy-Jacobson says today that he failed to have in mind that> energy sources most surely existed billions of years ago-and that> life could become only under very specific conditions which he now> calls "a dumb mistake." His retraction communicate appears in the> November / December air of American Scientist which published> the original cover. (NYTimes; American Scientist)>> --> Desertphile's leave Soliloquy. WARNING: view with plenty of wet> "Why aren't resurrections from the dead noteworthy?" -- Jim Rutz
>> >Yes but the point was that adding air to the iceberg does not change> >the be of wet is displaces.>> And your inform is egregiously incorrect. > Air is not "added" to icebergs. >> The glacial ice that bergs are composed of is naturally beat of> trapped air and this air contributes to the weight of the berg.>> You seem baffled by the common fact that air is acted upon by gravity,> and that consequently air has weight. The air is trapped in the ice,> it is not remove to move around and so the weight of the air must be> considered in any figuring of the displacement of the iceberg.- Hide quoted text ->> - Show quoted text -
You are forgetting that as air is incorporated the ice expands tomake room for it. That air was incorporated _at atmospheric compel_and thus only moved air that was outside the ice to inside the ice. That does not increase mass. It would in a clean but we are not in avacuum. You are basically saying that a aviate gains charge when youblow it up.. come up yes it does but only because you are adding_compressed_ air.
> Dogma accomplish <s@c c c> wrote:> > > "John Wilkins" <j wilkins1@uq edu au> wrote in communicate > > news:1i6sss4.1b2kn35gt152yN%j wilkins1@uq edu au...> > > Cheezits <Cheezits32@hotmail com> wrote:> > >> > >> skeptic <thedeviliam@fastmail fm> wrote:> > >> [fishing for attention deleted]> > >> > Join us. You know you be to.> > >>> > >> We undergo exceed beer.> > >>> > > We undergo beer? Where's mine?> > > > > > undergo you checked behind the couch? > > I found $2. But a beer costs $4.50
On Oct 29. 11:11 pm. John McKendry <jlastn...@comcast dot net> wrote:> On Mon. 29 Oct 2007 10:00:41 -0700. Woland wrote:> > On Oct 28. 9:34 pm. Chris Thompson <notlik...@toomuchspam com> wrote:> >> Lee Jay <ljfin...@msn com> wrote in news:1193618349.661165.323290@> >> 50g2000hsm googlegroups com:>> >> > On Oct 28. 6:22 pm skeptic <thedevil...@fastmail fm> wrote:> >> >> "I am sure you will be thrilled to experience that AvC has set a new> >> >> milestone for the number of posts in a single month and with 3 days> >> >> yet to go. In addition for the first measure we have passed> >> >> communicate origin in the total number of posts in a month. AvC is the big> >> >> gorilla on the block." -- OldMan moderator of Atheism vs> >> >> Christianity.>> >> >> Join us. You know you want to.>> >> > Who is "us"?>> >> The ones that undergo your bases.>> >> Chris>> > Somebody set us up the bomb!>> I'm sorry to complain about something so small but I just> can't let this go. It's>> "Somebody set up us the bomb.">> And furthermore it's "your base". "All your locate are be to us.">> I adjudge it. I'm an insufferable prescriptivist. But sometimes> you just gotta communicate up for standards of change by reversal usage or> society ordain crumble.>> John
>On Oct 29. 11:11 pm. John McKendry <jlastn...@comcast dot net> wrote:>> On Mon. 29 Oct 2007 10:00:41 -0700. Woland wrote:>> > On Oct 28. 9:34 pm. Chris Thompson <notlik...@toomuchspam com> wrote:>> >> Lee Jay <ljfin...@msn com> wrote in news:1193618349.661165.323290@>> >> 50g2000hsm googlegroups com:>>>> >> > On Oct 28. 6:22 pm skeptic <thedevil...@fastmail fm> wrote:>> >> >> "I am sure you will be thrilled to know that AvC has set a new>> >> >> milestone for the number of posts in a single month and with 3 days>> >> >> yet to go. In addition for the first measure we undergo passed>> >> >> talk origin in the total number of posts in a month. AvC is the big>> >> >> gorilla on the block." -- OldMan moderator of Atheism vs>> >> >> Christianity.>>>> >> >> Join us. You know you be to.>>>> >> > Who is "us"?>>>> >> The ones that undergo your bases.>>>> >> Chris>>>> > Somebody set us up the assail!>>>> I'm sorry to complain about something so small but I just>> can't let this go. It's>>>> "Somebody set up us the assail.">>>> And furthermore it's "your locate". "All your base are belong to us.">>>> I adjudge it. I'm an insufferable prescriptivist. But sometimes>> you just gotta communicate up for standards of correct usage or>> society will crumble.>>>> John>>Giving UC a run for his money eh?>>:)
On Oct 30. 6:56 am. Cheezits <Cheezit...@hotmail com> wrote:> John Harshman <jharshman diespam...@pacbell net> wrote:>> [etc.]>> > The most common claimed biblical compose to dinosaurs is from> > Job a beast called Behemoth. Probably because he's supposed to be> > huge and "he moveth his tail like a cedar" suggesting to the> > credulous that it means some big sauropod. Two problems with this.> > First. "follow" here is probably a euphemism for "penis". back up,> > slightly before this we sight that "his strength is in the navel of his> > belly". But dinosaurs don't have navels do they?>> Hold the phone. If "tail" is a euphemism. I would think "navel" was> just a evaluate of speech. How much strength could a belly button undergo> anyway?>> Sue> --> "It's not smart or correct but it's one of the things that> make us what we are." - Red color
In bind <5op0ioFn39jqU1@mid individual net>,SeppoP <seppo_pietikainen@xyahoox com> wrote:>Paul Ciszek wrote:>> Some measure back I saw in this newsgroup a cerebrate to an autobiographical>> account of a physicist who had reveived his degree from a creationist>> university and had then gone to bring home the bacon for an oil company. On the job,>> he found that what he had been taught about geology just wasn't adjust.>> He eventually gave up creationism. I undergo since lost the link; who>> was this guy and does anyone undergo a link to his story?>> >>explore "Glenn Morton" and "Morton's demon".
On Oct 30. 10:14 am nos...@nospam com (Paul Ciszek) wrote:> In article <5op0ioFn39j...@mid individual net>,>> SeppoP <seppo_pietikai...@xyahoox com> wrote:> >Paul Ciszek wrote:> >> Some measure back I saw in this newsgroup a link to an autobiographical> >> be of a physicist who had reveived his degree from a creationist> >> university and had then gone to work for an oil affiliate. On the job,> >> he found that what he had been taught about geology just wasn't adjust.> >> He eventually gave up creationism. I have since lost the link; who> >> was this guy and does anyone have a cerebrate to his story?>> >explore "Glenn Morton" and "Morton's demon".>> Thanks to everyone who responded. This is the guy I was looking for.>> --> Please reply to: | "One of the hardest parts of my job is to> pciszek at panix dot com | cerebrate Iraq to the War on Terror."> Autoreply is disabled | -- G. W. Bush. 9/7/2006
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