Thanks for the "Isis" link. It's one of my fave Dylan songs and curiously isn't
available on YouTube despite there being lots of cover versions. Very odd.
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Shortly after posting this, I ran across this link, which expresses my
thoughts in a d
RE "Are you guys telling me that you don't own a copy of Bob Dylan's Desire
album ":
I have it (one of Dylan's best - just before his bizarre turn towards
born-again Xtianity) - but it's useful to have good music on your YouTube
Favourites list so you can listen in while at the keyboard.
Re "kissing the anus of a cat":
Count me out then - you've got to draw the line somewhere.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
On 6/28/2014 9:05 AM, TurquoiseBee turquoiseb@... mailto:turquoiseb@...
[FairfieldLife] wrote:
As you suggest, there definitely *was* a Cathar in
Nice - and seems accurate to me. The accent I (and most Brits) hate the most is
the Birmingham accent (check it out on your link at the 2:25 mark).
Interestingly, clever-dick scholars who have analysed the rhymes used by
Shakespeare (born in Stratford-on-Avon, which is close to Birmingham) belie
Re "“The 1 percent pays 80 percent of all taxes.":
The flaw in that argument is that one reason the rich pay so much in tax and
the poorest pay so little is that the wealthy award themselves mega bonuses
while the poorest are seeing their wages decline in real terms. Increase pay at
the botto
I agree - we're at one on this. My point is that we need to increase wages for
the lowest paid (which means they will also pay more in taxes) and stop the
richest setting their own astronomical pay rises - and so lowering the gap
between the well-off and the needy. Then the rich can't keep bragg
In 1930 economist John Maynard Keynes predicted the day would soon come when
technological progress would mean that wealth creation would be so great we
would have to work far less hours while still enjoying an improving standard of
living. The danger he warned about was that those who owned ind
Re "we, as pure awareness, do nothing":
So we can't liberate ourselves - as we're just looking on. It follows that if
moksha is possible it's a case of us waiting for the the three gunas to
untangle themselves (as it were) and stop creating scrambled messages in our
minds that give the read-o
Re "What if you found out that fewer and fewer youngsters are supporting more
and more retirees?":
Is that necessarily bad news? The reason we need a smaller work force is
because automation in manufacturing and IT in the office means fewer people can
do the work that a generation ago a large
Re "What would you do if you saw a drone at your bedroom window?":
Yes, that sucks. What is worrying me more is this new Google glass contraption
which has just started to become available in the UK. The thought of people
recording the strangers they encounter in public spaces (and using
face
Vashti Bunyan was an obscure folksy singer in Swinging London. At the end of
the sixties she travelled by horse and cart to the Hebridean Islands to join a
commune set up by uber-hippie (and apostle of TM) Donovan. She penned this
autobiographical song about the trip. It reminds me of Blake's So
Re "So I too will be recording people or drivers and crazy cyclists I encounter
on the public roadways. ":
Yep, in some places (Russia, for example) it's become essential to have a
camera fitted to your car if you want to make an insurance claim.
One day, that camera of yours might reco
Re "The thought of being in the Bardo and concerned about how many views my
YouTubed last words were getting":
There must be a new level on the after-life planes for the present generation
of narcissists who spend their days taking selfies and obsessively updating
their Facebook pages.
Re "You mean like "damn bicyclist!"":
How about: REALITY IS A DEADLY PLACE. I HOPE THIS TRIP IS A GOOD ONE.
Psych-Out (1968)
Check it out from the 7:40 to 8:40 mark . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O540iw5xaqs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O540iw5xaqs
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Leon - "This is from Mathilda" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNS9aDRqyII
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNS9aDRqyII
Yoko first met John Lennon at an exhibition of her art work at Indica Gallery,
Mayfair, London on 7 November 1966. No TM involvement. See here:
http://www.beatlesbible.com/1966/11/07/john-lennon-meets-yoko-ono/
http://www.beatlesbible.com/1966/11/07/john-lennon-meets-yoko-ono/
---In Fairfield
By the way: as a comment to the article I've linked to mentions, Lennon met
Yoko on the same day Paul McCartney is alleged to have died (his lookalike is
still claiming to be Paul to this day according to the urban legend)! If that
hoary conspiracy amuses you watch this documentary which claims
Freakonomics author Stephen Dubner claims a double cheeseburger from McDonald's
is: “The cheapest, most nutritious and bountiful food that has ever existed in
human history”.
I think he's overlooking the hidden subsidies but he's right that it offers
excellent value for money (if you remember
Re "But that was years ago when I still ate beef.":
Did you stop for health reasons - or was it moral qualms?
When in the USA the worst fast-food I tried was the Roy Rogers chain. Yuk! I
liked the Wendy products but it never caught on here in the UK. I agree about
McD's though - pretty gross. Ditto Subway. KFC was the first US chain that
opened restaurants in the UK (1960s) and are probably the best of
Re "stop eating beef even though I knew that the beef we eat is not the milk
cows adored by Indians. ":
Can you answer something that has been puzzling me? If I was in an Indian
restaurant (a restaurant in India I mean!) and asked for a beef madras curry
would the staff recoil in horror at my
The Process! Anyone remember The Process?
From Wiki:
"The Process Church of the Final Judgment, commonly known by non-members as
the Process Church, was a religious group that flourished in the 1960s and
1970s, founded by the English couple Mary Anne and Robert DeGrimston
(originally Rober
For those (few) of you who are interested there was a book published recently
"Love, Sex, Fear, Death: The Inside Story of The Process Church of the Final
Judgment" by Timothy Wyllie (Editor) and Adam Parfrey.
It's an intriguing account of life inside a cult and includes lots of original
mat
Posting those two songs of pseudo-spirituality, "Christian" rock, reminds me of
the original and still the best - Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit in the Sky". Feel
that fuzz box . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cXrEPNvRO8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cXrEPNvRO8
He doesn't look best pleased.
http://tinyurl.com/nkexlp3 http://tinyurl.com/nkexlp3
Re "What if you woke up in the morning and your house was the target of
thousands of rockets?":
Last time that happened here in London was when the V1 and V2 rockets were
raining down. Then the RAF went and bombed the shit out of the sites making and
launching the missiles. The primary targe
Phil Spector producing the Paris Sisters is a marriage made in heaven. But
Kenneth Anger adding a touch of the demonic with one of his underground films
is the icing on the cake. I wish today's music videos had this touch of magic .
. .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFEyLVpjTCc&list=FLJad8v
It's a striking and sobering animation. The problem is that if you look at a
political map of the world the frontiers are the result of a) natural
geographical features, and b) military conquest. Eventually one side in a
dispute has had to accept they've been defeated.
The Palestinian/Israe
Janov's Primal Therapy has led a lot of people to mental breakdown also.
(Google "Primal Therapy".) I'm not knocking the guy (I want us to experiment
with as many therapies as possible) but there will obviously be tragedies as we
learn to unravel the mysteries of the mind.
On the subject of
Re "Enjoying "Utopia" season 2? "The Killing" season 4 debuted today on Netflix
WI":
I've not caught those series. My tastes run to the Gothic so I enjoyed Eva
Green in Penny Dreadful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFXHfEqMcis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFXHfEqMcis
---In Fairfie
Yes "Hare Krishna" is included in the lyrics but Georgie boy was suggesting
that he included his personal *TM* mantra in the gibberish that runs from the
last minute till the end of the song.
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On 08/01/2014 06:30 PM, s3raphita@... mailto:s3raphita
Re "that prove that any mantra, TM or otherwise, has any effect on human
thinking. ":
Well, yes. We don't expect meditation to alter our *thoughts* per se. We
expect it to alter consciousness. If there are no double-blind studies that
show meditation can alter how someone perceives the world
Re "Or what he "thought" was his mantra. ":
Yes. I always enjoyed the anecdote that Mia Farrow related. It seems she
sneezed during her initiation and asked MMY to repeat the syllable. He refused
(!) so she always wondered afterwards if she was repeating the correct mantra.
(Still, she lat
Re "BTW, "Utopia" is a UK Channel 4 series and very dark."
Just took a look at the trailer. Could be a good one for me. Thanks.
Re "Someone once told me their mantra was "whig"":
Are there a lot of sadistic TM teachers out there who enjoy giving their
victims useless mantras?
There a stories of Christians who learn TM and replace their given syllable
with a word they feel comfortable with - "Love", "Jesus", "Marana
Re "Wake up foggy headed? Clear your head with with the kapha mantra hoom
though if you really want to clear it try the Ganesh mantra: om gam ganapataye
namaha. Upset stomach? Use the pitta mantra. Constipation? Try the vata
mantra.":
We were always taught that during TM we should allow t
Re "I Am the Walrus": I'm crying
Yes "Aim" and "Kring" are both excellent suggestions. Thanks - I think you
might have solved a mystery that has puzzled me for ages. Pity George isn't
around to confirm it.
My favourite Houdini trick was one time when he visited some one-horse town in
the States to demonstrate his jail-breaking skill. The local sheriff locked him
in the jail and everyone then waited outside the building for the great
magician to emerge. All the townsfolk were there to witness the g
Re "I happen to have the Magical Mystery Tour DVD ":
Ah yes - Christmas time in England.
On Boxing Day in 1967 the BBC broadcast "Magical Mystery Tour". The whole
family sat down to watch it and we all thought it complete rubbish and switched
channels after 30 minutes.
The previous Christmas
How young people *actually* danced at the Fillmore Auditorium - 1966. Looks
pretty cool to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr_KnscgBZc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr_KnscgBZc
Re "If you can spend a perfectly useless afternoon in a perfectly useless
manner, you have learned how to live.":
That's OK but needs to be balanced by this quote from Voltaire:
"Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice and need."
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Re "Because we have certain individuals here who claim to have reached cosmic
consciousness and yet do not believe in the existence of a Divine Being.":
Isn't the Divine Being the One Self each of us is at root; the One Self which
is pretending to be all the individuals we are and see? "God" isn
Think about what someone is doing who studies the occult arts. He (let us say)
learns the "influence" of the positions of the seven or more planets at a
person's birth. He learns the nuances of transits and beneficent or adverse
angles. He learns the attributions of the Major Arcana in the Tarot
The comments below the article suggest that Jim didn't use smack but when he
caught his wife with China White heroin he mistook it for cocaine. After taking
a line and then realizing his mistake he got into a bath to try to lower his
body temperature and fight off the overdose effects - alas to
The comments below the article suggest that Jim never used smack but when he
caught his wife with China White heroin he mistook it for cocaine. After taking
a line and then realizing his mistake he got into a bath to try to lower his
body temperature and fight off the overdose effects - alas t
Two quotes from the article . . .
"According to Shaykh ‘Abd-Allaah ibn Jibreen, who was a leading cleric and a
member of the Senior Clerics Association, "This number [72] is only for men. A
woman will have only one husband in Paradise, and she will be satisfied with
him and will not need any
It was 50 years ago . . . The Kinks' You Really Got Me was released on August
4, 1964 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq_KQYVPadQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq_KQYVPadQ
Re "Apparently there is not a single scientific report that proves that the
practice of TM is the cause of psychosis or any other adverse mental or medical
condition. Almost all anecdotal reports indicate a preexisting condition. If
there were any scientific, double-blind studies concerning TM c
Re "While its impossible to say for sure that it would have prevented it, what
if Williams had learned TM during his last visit to a rehab center earlier this
year?":
TM has a poor record for combating depression. It's good for anxiety - which
is a different issue.
Given that Robin Willia
There's been an amusing controversy here in the UK over the past days when a
BBC DJ on his regular show playing vintage 78s treated his listeners to a 1932
British hit THE SUN HAS GOT HIS HAT ON.
The hapless DJ didn't realize that the lyrics included the N-word - used in
all innocence back in t
1932 was a good year for memorable 78s. Henry Hall released his version of
TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC. This children's favourite is a forgettable, bland song in
all other versions but Hall's take has to be one of the creepiest and downright
sinister records ever. It was the all-time favourite record o
From BBC site:
Dream:ON is one of many new smartphone apps now available.
Created by psychologist Richard Wiseman, the app has seen over half a million
downloads in just six weeks.You choose your dream before bed, and the app plays
sound cues once you've entered the right phase of sleep.
"When
This story gets better and better. It transpires that the BBC DJ who was sacked
for playing THE SUN HAS GOT HIS HAT ON only decided to play that song as a
last-minute substitute for ABDUL ABULBUL AMIR, which a listener had requested.
After listening to ABDUL the DJ felt it might cause offence. I
This story gets better and better. It transpires that the BBC DJ who was
sacked for playing THE SUN HAS GOT HIS HAT ON only decided to play that song as
a last-minute substitute for ABDUL ABULBUL AMIR, which a listener had
requested. After listening to ABDUL the DJ felt it might cause offence.
This story gets better and better. It transpires that the BBC DJ who was sacked
for playing THE SUN HAS GOT HIS HAT ON only decided to play that song as a
last-minute substitute for ABDUL ABULBUL AMIR, which a listener had requested.
After listening to ABDUL the DJ felt it might cause offence.
Middlesbrough - my home town. You can't take us northerners for a ride . . :-)
The thing is this cold-reading malarkey can be done pretty effectively (eg,
Derren Brown) and isn't difficult to learn so the fact that this Sally made
such a hash of it suggests she might *not* be a cynical cold
Nice - it's the simplicity of Mulholland's method that makes it so appealing. A
true artist.
Here's one from the vaults . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F70twmRyilg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F70twmRyilg
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Perform Mulholland's mind-re
folie a deux : that's a new one for me. I like it. A shared psychosis in which
symptoms of a delusional belief are transmitted from one individual to
another. Google gives: "An extensive review of the literature reveals cases of
folie à trois, folie à quatre, folie à famille (all family membe
Re : "Watching old tapes of all of us around Robin during seminars is downright
excruciating. ":
Can you post the clips on YouTube for the rest of us to enjoy?
Execution by lethal injection seems one of the creepiest means of killing
someone as it is obviously a perversion of medical practice. Whereas if you are
executed by firing squad that is clearly an extension of military procedure.
In a TV documentary in 2007, former Member of Parliament Michae
We're all doomed I tell you. From today's Telegraph:
Italy's national statistics office will include estimated dealings from drugs,
arms trafficking and prostitution in its GDP figures from now on. This move
should increase Italy’s economy by at least 1.3 per cent in the first year,
helping it
Re "That's the way I want to go if I have to be killed. Fast and absolute with
the crunch of the sword or blade.":
Me too but there are disturbing reports of people remaining conscious for a
few moments after being guillotined so it might be worth doing some research
before ticking this option
Re "TM has negative effects for some people and this keeps getting ignored and
swept under the rug.":
I suspect you are right for "some people" but on any specific problem like
depression rates; anxiety rates . . . and on the current topic of suicides, the
only reliable test is to compare TMe
Re "The problem with *rehabilitation* is, that you have to want to be
rehabilitated. Not very likely if you've grown up as the scum of the earth,
which most people are that commit heinous crimes. Not impossible, just not
probable. At what cost and what guarantees the rehabilitation works.":
I
In a public gazing session, Braco stands on a podium and silently looks at the
members of the audience for a period of five to ten minutes.Supporters say that
during the gaze time they can feel tingling, see energy or a golden aura,
experience peace or relief from pain. Believers say Braco's phy
Plod are bit thick sometimes. This story is from a few years back but shows how
the police care more for the crooks than the victims . . .
Miss Klass, a former singer with the pop group Hear'Say, was in her kitchen in
the early hours of Friday when she saw two teenagers behaving suspiciously in
From The Daily Telegraph: Indian court asked to rule on whether Hindu guru
dead or meditating The family and followers of one of India's wealthiest Hindu
spiritual leaders are fighting a legal battle over whether he is dead or simply
in a deep state of meditation.
His Holiness Shri Ashutosh
Thanks. I enjoyed listening to that. I wonder how much of the *musical*
composition (not the lyric) is traditional and how much it changes with the
passing years and fashions.
Here's a blast from (pop's) past:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h10_ZxLQJHg&list=PL9BE2818AEF703CD1&index=8
http
Re "I've seen someone levitate. Many times. In many settings . . .":
This is Rama we're talking about, no? What I was meaning to ask you before
was: did Rama ever give his followers (or just you perhaps) instructions on how
they also could levitate? Did Rama claim to be utilising Patanjali's
Right, thanks! Clearly I was never enlightened in any of my past lives - or in
this one either. But then, this could be my first ever life! If someone learns
meditation in their first incarnation maybe they are a shoo-in to make
Bodhisattva grade in double quick time . . .
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Alexander Shulgin, the American chemist known as the “godfather of ecstasy” for
introducing the world to the party drug after first testing the compound on
himself, has died aged 88.
Mr Shulgin discovered, synthesised and sampled more than 200 psychedelic drug
compounds during the 1960s and
How do you know it is the mantra you're remembering? (This isn't a deep
philosophical query.) Say your mantra is "potato" and you *hear* yourself
repeating "potahto" then you'd be relaxed about that as we are encouraged to
allow the syllable to mutate without trying to think it clearly. So the m
Re "There's no monitoring required to "do" TM. In fact, you can get lost for
hours in thought if you have mental health problems as I do, and still be
"doing" TM correctly.":
I have wondered if people with OCD or similar obsessive habits can think a
mantra "effortlessly" !
Re Funny you should mention that. On my TTC when MMY came to make us teachers
he also gave out advanced techniques. On the flight back home folks were
running around asking "do you remember the mantra that MMY gave you for an
advanced technique?" A number of people could not or were confused
Re "Gee, in my understanding, you get only one bija mantra when you're
initiated. The advanced techniques aren't new bija mantras, they're actual
Sanskrit words that you use with your original bija mantra.":
Aha! As I never learned an "advanced technique" I see I've been referring to
the addi
Re "Almost everyone in India where TM got started knows that the TM mantras are
sounds found in nature and are related to the devas. For example, the bija
'phat' is the 'crack', 'pop' sound made by an India two-stroke motor rikshaw,
heard all over Delhi - phata-phata.":
Very droll.
Re "Li
Re my own message: "Can the Samyama technique be used in such a "magical" way
for personal aggrandisement or does its spiritual basis automatically nullify
any such attempt to pervert its aims?":
No one responded to this but it's a genuine query. Can Samyama/sidhi
techniques not be expanded b
Neat song here from the boys from Canvey Island - Dr Feelgood.
The lyric is carried by an insistent staccato beat:
. . .
Got up, I walked out
To the car, start it up
Feel bad, sad night
I never saw a red light
. . .
"Milk and Alcohol" - reminds me of those whisky hot toddies we us
Maggie Gyllenhaal is seduced by Will Ferrell's plodding rendition of Wreckless
Eric's Whole Wide World.
This scene has real charm and power. I appreciate that the director had the
guts to go for it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmq0bEWINSo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmq0bEWINSo
. . . with Dr Madan Kataria in Mumbai.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxHGJMy8KFg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxHGJMy8KFg
Re "Americans are just fed up with sending their sons and daughters over there
in order to get killed for reasons beyond the defense of this country. ":
On this issue, I wonder if a solution could be the use of mercenary troops.
That is, the Third World is full of young men you would jump at t
The jihadis looted over $400 million from Mosul's banks.
Some grunts in the Iraqi Army could have stopped for all of ten minutes to
help themselves before hightailing it out of town.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Csv1wXOr5tY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Csv1wXOr5tY
To be fair to the grunts of the Iraqi Army: on BBC News tonight there was an
interview with a common soldier and he was saying that he and his fellow
soldiers were ready to fight but the officers were the first to abandon their
posts - including senior ranks stripping off their uniforms hoping t
Re Ann's "I have as much sympathy and empathy with "White Christian America" as
I do with that bullfighter":
Would you say: "I have as much sympathy and empathy with Black American
Muslims as I do with that bullfighter" ?
No you wouldn't.
Aren't whites getting "paranoid" because they
That's the kind of info I'd rather not know about.
There is precedent: after WWII the US government suppressed details of the
Japanese torture of American PoWs.
On PC speak, Stephen Fry makes his protest here . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJQHakkViPo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Re "Did you know Dawkins learned TM?":
What! Richard Dawkins learnt (was initiated) into Transcendental Meditation ©
TM ® ? Have you a link supporting that claim?
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Re "Did you know Dawkins learned TM?":
What! Richard Dawkins learnt (was initiated into) Transcendental Meditation ©
TM ® ? Have you a link supporting that astonishing claim?
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Can I recommend TM to a - I believe - fairly young man, to try to treat
secondary impotence caused by - he believes - his use of SSRI's??
There's zero evidence that TM cures impotence. Problems with potency caused by
popping SSRI's are count
All is fair in love and war. New investigation finds British tourists are
waking early to beat their German rivals to the best spots by the pool.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/11752433/Britons-winning-war-of-beach-towels-against-Germans.html
http://www.telegraph.co
Another Earth?
If life springs up wherever conditions are favourable then this should be a
promising location.
If it's vacant real estate then it could be colonised by our descendants
millions of years from now.
Or if there are aliens already squatting the land we can colonise it a
Re "If any ETs are found in the near future, they could be descendants of human
beings":
Yes, time-distortion effects could result in some interesting consequences
like us mistaking "future humans" for aliens. I guess they'd look on us as we
look on this newly discovered Amazonian tribe that
Re "A monkey typing letters at random on a typewriter could eventually write
the works of Shakespeare":
I suspect there are a lot of monkeys contributing to the many social media
sites who have yet to be found out . . .
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If the u
Interactive map showing the routes taken in American Lit's most iconic road
trips, including On the Road, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and
Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test . . .
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-obsessively-detailed-map-of-american-literatures-most-epic-road
The European Space Agency announces it is has joined forces with Airbus (!) to
develop a new space probe to look for extra-terrestrial existence on the icy
moons of Jupiter. Things are hotting up in our search for aliens . . .
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/space/11762634/Hunt-for-ali
BBC Radio had a programme today - South Africa Unplugged - about the continuing
crisis as the national electricity generator, Eskom, struggles to provide an
adequate power supply and rolling blackouts hit the country on a regular basis.
It's the usual dismal tale of government failure.
The
Here's a movie that will be featured in a future edition of Rough Guide to Cult
Movies. The reviews have been cruel - two-stars being generous - but I think
they're unkind to an original idea executed with some panache.
A fan (Elijah Wood) is drawn into a twisted chase when he decides to spy
Perhaps alien "people" haven't fallen - in the theological sense - so don't
need a saviour? Are aliens sinless quite naturally?
But if they have "fallen" then it seems unfair that only humans get the Son of
God on a short visit and aliens are left to stew in their own juices.
---In Fairfiel
There was a celebrated anthology of sci-fi stories back in the sixties (I
forget the title but one story was Ray Bradbury's Frost and Fire) .
One of the tales dealt with an expeditionary space patrol in which the crew
had to determine whether a planet was safe or to be avoided by humans. They
Re "The appearance or communication with ETs will definitely change the
paradigm of all religions here on Earth. ":
Abso-bloody-lutely.
Christianity is the religion that would face the biggest hurdle because of its
claim to uniqueness and the importance of historical events; unless each a
HitchBOT, the cheerful hitchhiking robot that had made cross-country trips
across Canada, the Netherlands and Germany, had intended to travel across the
United States as well. Instead, it survived all of 300 miles on the mean
streets of the U.S.A. Two weeks after beginning its U.S. trip in Bosto
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