> The concept of a "higher power" and the "12 steps" are preferable to
> "jaysus" and "the top ten" (commandments) but they still rely on
> faith, to some extent. i believe in the "big bang" theory of
creation,
> and the "laws of thermodynamics".
In the narrow confines of this thread, I suppose if your "belief" in
those factual truths leads you to be a more compassionate, generous
person, then they serve as your religion, and more (higher) power to
you!
Thanks for a laugh,
Dave
hell no! (pun intended)
"i ain't no nice guy" larry underwood...
as for competition versus cooperative models; they both have their
flaws and advantages. better to take the best of both, and disregard
the rest...
> My opinion is that neither competition or cooperation
> can take place alone. (sic)
my point, exactly..
> Rules evolve or come about intentionally -- cooperation --
> to create the spheres in which we compete.
but some rules benefit those who make the rules... i agree that many do
benefit from cooperation, some more than others. The same thing
applies to competition. my sneakers are cheap because of some poor
sucker in indonesia.
cool joke, nick...
that's enough from me today!~)
jonsan
Satan tells God that it's no big deal to create humans out of dust. "I
could do that," he says. "Okay," God replies, "Go ahead." So Satan
reaches down for a handful of dust. "No, no," says God. "You have to
start with your own dust."
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