That is one of the most meaningless platitudes I've ever heard. Right up there with, "it is what it is."
That is one of the most meaningless platitudes I've ever heard. Right up there with, "it is what it is."
Not to be too calloused, practically speaking that is exactly what it has been. Kind of tired of the same playbook.
It’s just stupid. Good is good, even in the absence of any evil.
Okay, have it your way.
It’s not “my way.” It’s just the way it is.
The way it is for you. You are unique. So forgive me for thinking that you have a unique way to be who you are. Another old Jewish story (of course) is about Rabbi Zusya, who was asked if he was worried that when he died, God would ask him why he was not Moses." He said, "No,
I am worried that God will ask me why I was not Zusya." Anthony de Mello wrote that "the shortest distance between a human being and truth is story." Telling and listening to stories brings me great joy.
That reads like LLM nonsense. We’re not talking about using fiction to reveal a greater truth about human nature. We’re literally talking about people who claim there’s some man who sent his son… who was also him, to earth and then let him die because another imaginary woman disobeyed him.
Frankly, and I hope I'm not offending anyone, stories are not about facts. They are meant to help spark thinking and feeling, and if they are only thought valuable by a few people, they are still doing their job. Even science tells stories. I recommend a book by George Ellis, who was
Stephen Hawking's co-author on "The Large-Scale Structure of Space-Time." The book Ellis wrote is called "Before the Beginning."
You know what's Crazy? Every time I read your statements, I hear it in Alex Skarsgard's voice from MurderBot 🤣🤣
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love that Guy!
It’s funny, I read all the audiobooks, and in my head, that narrator is Murderbot, and he is profoundly different from Skarsgård, so it took me a bit to get used to.