https://www.coursera.org/course/bigbang
Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum
yeah sure. However the runt looking up an elephant's ass also has perspective. It just happens to be the kind of perspective one might NOT want to have.πbtw, folks should look up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runtnever knew it was a hindi abuse but maybe they' know betterπtalking of moons, here's the dark side of the moon. Wonder if folks can identify themselves there. Heavens knows they should get where no one can see them, present co excludingπ
Originally posted by: Vintage.Wine
Hey ! ..Birdie ...That's a good discussion ..But somehow K's vastness criteria didn't appeal to me either ..Didn't the Positrons lack in number ? Like us good, positive people here ? which made the Universe so friggin negative...
Now tell me...Like me don't ya too fear the phonies might make that their best argument to drum up sympathy ? ...π
Vintu...π
Originally posted by: K.Universe.
".Didn't the Positrons lack in number ? Like us good, positive people here ? which made the Universe so friggin negative"
There is nothing inherently positive or negative about the universe; positive and negative are just arbitrary human assigned signs. We could as well substitute any other binary value there. 1/0, true/false, on/off...
All there is, is attraction or repulsion.
Originally posted by: K.Universe.
That may be, but I am convinced that as long as I have the human perspective, I will never be an "unbiased" observer because our perspective introduces bias.
(We could continue this in the chat thread if you would like. This thread has a different purpose, even though, now-a-days, I don't see see much difference between one thread and another. They all degenerate into chat)
Originally posted by: K.Universe.
almost concur <> fully concur
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