We don't know, because the Earth* was destroyed mere minutes before it finally determined the Question.
* An enormous supercomputer, whose mere parameters Deep Thought was unworthy to calculate. ;)
What purpose does laughing serve?
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We don't know, because the Earth* was destroyed mere minutes before it finally determined the Question.
* An enormous supercomputer, whose mere parameters Deep Thought was unworthy to calculate. ;)
What purpose does laughing serve?
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Originally Posted by Rookeye
First we must define faith and religion:
re·li·gion
riˈlijən
noun
the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
faith
fāTH
noun
1.
complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
Then, let's look at spirituality:
"Modern spirituality is centered on the "deepest values and meanings by which people live." It embraces the idea of an ultimate or an alleged immaterial reality. It envisions an inner path enabling a person to discover the essence of his/her being."
These are the first definitions that come up when Googled.
By definition, science does not cater to any supreme being or God, therefore complete trust in science couldn't be considered a religion.
However, it can be considered spirituality, because you can completely trust the deepest values and meanings you live by. Deep belief in science is almost inherently spirituality.
What TV show crossover would you like to see most?? :D
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Originally Posted by Rookeye
Jebus that jumped fast. Stress relief as well as facilitating social interaction.
Also, we invite the energy we exude.
Question is up there^ ;) lol
I'd like to see a 5th Element TV Show...not sure how they'd do it, not sure what they'd cross it with. But I want it. Oh, and Zorg must somehow not be dead, cuz his gun commercials are the best!
http://i1.cpcache.com/product_zoom/1...dToSquare=true
Dog or cat?
Fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
Dogfish and catfish.
Reactions between two substances, in which one loses one or more electrons and the other gains them, are commonly referred to by what portmanteau abbreviation?
Redox
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/t...ver-asked.html
What do humans tend to anthropomorphize certain animals and not others?
Because it allows us to share a closeness with an animal that we like as opposed to distancing ourselves once we don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
What was your favorite childhood career for later in life? Aka what did you want to be when you grow up?
Rock Star, hands down... ;)
What prevented you from pursuing your childhood dream?
Lack of skating ability, kinda necessary for an NHL goalieQuote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
Favorite guilty pleasure?
Knights & Dragons! Seriously, watching Kids Next Door. I've loooong been a fan of Mo Willems. :)
If you could spend an hour with anyone, who would you choose?
I'd love to say someone famous or important, but I'd love to have an hour with my grandfather. While he was still alive I didn't appreciate him, and now I miss hearing his stories.
Money being no object, what is your dream car
I love these:
http://1.cdn.lib.americanmuscle.com/...mustang-gt.jpg
My husband says I'll never own a muscle car again...he knows I have a lead foot... ;) ;) ;)
Can you ride a horse? Wearing armor? ;)
Have rode a horse, never worn armor much less combined the 2.
What is your favorite period of history?
Basically anything combining horses, weapons and armor...I'm particularly fond of the Mongolian general Subedai and his plan for invading Europe, and pretty much all of Roman warfare. I'll make an exception for Patton, since he considered his mechanized units merely upgraded cavalry. ;)
Do you adore or despise "mecha" anime?
Kinda neutral. Actually, I haven't watched anime in many years, but when I did I thought it was great no matter what the characters were. The way the drawings were and the way the stories unfolded was so different than what I was used to.
Is a college degree overrated in today's society/economy?