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nerdraeg

A... huge post. No worries if -no one- gets through it. ^^;

Nov 27, 2006 19:03

All right, so the past few days for me have been the epitome of nifty; and not just for the Holiday. The aftermath was also excellent, and continues to be, with all credit going to the people who made it so. I promise I’ll write a huge, doting entry on it soon enough (for… my own satisfaction, as I’m sure no one needs any more of my Super Sized ( Read more... )

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nerdraeg November 28 2006, 00:59:31 UTC

Ask him; he may have.

Josh and I discuss many things, from the very asinine, to his plans for world domination, to my plans to get sleep, to… math.

Yes, yes, we did. Glad it at least made someone smile, in that case.

And clearly, it depends what kind of pie we’re talking here.

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nerdraeg November 28 2006, 01:29:51 UTC

Free Will… Free Will, in my opinion, can never really become a ‘cliché’ topic of discussion… because it’s essentially the debate on the basis of everything we do, isn’t it ( ... )

nerdraeg November 28 2006, 01:49:24 UTC

Ah... I seem to have entirely left out the reasons for pointing out conditions as an important factor above. Apologies. --Conditions, such as from the example; myself being home, and the house being as it is; will also always remain the same, because of the freedom of the wills of others. Again, thinking of it... chemically, makes it easier to grasp. The weather tomorrow will be exactly as it is -will be- because of chemical reactions in the atmosphere that conspired to make it so. Every outside influence that becomes reactant with our perception, thus inspiring our wills, is akin to the weather. If we take the fact that 'free will is always going to produce the same, singular result' seriously, then outside forces around us will ALWAYS be the same as well. Example- tomorrow, the weather is sunny in New York. Tomorrow, Mary will wake up at nine am and make breakfast. While deciding to make breakfast was Mary's OWN choice, like the weather, it was a condition that was BOUND to happen. And Mary's making breakfast is an outside condition ( ... )

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nerdraeg November 28 2006, 23:04:18 UTC

Glad of that, at least. I'm rather sure I spun myself in a circle a few times there. ^_ ( ... )

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