I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
They're named after the Demons, not the men themselves :P.
I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
They're named after the Demons, not the men themselves :P.
A little confusing, but I still like it that way.
but... then how come the Descartes one is so perfectly suited to the man himself?
I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
They're named after the Demons, not the men themselves :P.
A little confusing, but I still like it that way.
but... then how come the Descartes one is so perfectly suited to the man himself?
You know how some dog owners look a lot like their dogs?
I still need to come up with a good name for my Gods, but right now I've settled with 'The Extants'.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
They're named after the Demons, not the men themselves :P.
I got lots of love -- for my crew, that is / No love for all them other crews and rival kids / all them out-a-town niggas know what time it is / And if they don't, they need to buy a watch, word up / Caught up in the crossfire get theyself hurt up / While I be sippin' gin straight in a plastic cup / on a park bench on 12th st., my whole crew is famous ...
I'm p sure the most meaningful marker of alcoholism is a level of alcohol consumption that causes destructive effects to your health, relationships, etc, often with the associated understanding that you find it challenging to reduce your drinking (or eliminate it entirely) to the point where those effects are relieved.
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How do the headsets work on XBox Live? You plug 'em into the controller and then only voice comms comes over the headset and regular audio still goes through the A/V, right? Are voice servers automatic with any online games?
I haven't gone online yet with gold, so I haven't tried any of this. :P
but... then how come the Descartes one is so perfectly suited to the man himself?
You know about Descartes's evil demon, right?
yeah yeah. But god damn that man was a intellectually dishonest wanker and horribly sloppy about the difference between "things that are obviously true" and "things that I want to be true".
but... then how come the Descartes one is so perfectly suited to the man himself?
You know about Descartes's evil demon, right?
yeah yeah. But god damn that man was a intellectually dishonest wanker and horribly sloppy about the difference between "things that are obviously true" and "things that I want to be true".
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Just drink it straight from the bottle already! Embrace your destiny boozy!
what are you talking about
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
caveman, do you even know what we are talking about...?
due to how there is often a gin bottle around, because we are fond of G&Ts, but there is never tonic around, because we forget to go buy it
they're talking about sex....
ba-by...
drinks from a bottle in a brown paper bag, held with fingerless gloves, in the park, at 10 in the morning, are
You're crazy.
I drink gin and tonics, AND I admit that I have a drinking problem.
ABORT
ABORT
Do not use diet tonic! Tis a waste of gin.
Maxwell: God of power and control. Manifests in technology of oppression and imposition of will. Namely, weapons.
Descartes: God of deception. Manifests in lies, regardless of malicious or beneficial intent.
Laplace: God of determination. Manifests in genetics, instincts, or strong cultural pressures. Focuses on exhibiting the lack of free will.
Morton: God of sloth and ignorance. Manifests in technology that removes labor or satiates desires.
NSFW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0qLZodtdkw
I want to visit that park.
Swinging on the swing set at 11 at night with a bottle of cab in your hand.
Good times.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
But the mathematicial foundation of the "uncertainty principle" is a direct result of a Laplace transformation.
heard some fools needed a talking to
They're named after the Demons, not the men themselves :P.
A little confusing, but I still like it that way.
worst pain in head
ever
but... then how come the Descartes one is so perfectly suited to the man himself?
Are you pro-tonic, or a silly goose?
You know how some dog owners look a lot like their dogs?
It's kind of like that.
then call them demons
Don't tonic board me!
You know about Descartes's evil demon, right?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Your avatar makes it all better.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I got lots of love -- for my crew, that is / No love for all them other crews and rival kids / all them out-a-town niggas know what time it is / And if they don't, they need to buy a watch, word up / Caught up in the crossfire get theyself hurt up / While I be sippin' gin straight in a plastic cup / on a park bench on 12th st., my whole crew is famous ...
I haven't gone online yet with gold, so I haven't tried any of this. :P
yeah yeah. But god damn that man was a intellectually dishonest wanker and horribly sloppy about the difference between "things that are obviously true" and "things that I want to be true".
time to get drunk.
He was pretty good for his time.