Philosophy 101

T Square Man · Sports

RE: Philosophy 101

antidisestablishmentarianism · CAN'T. STOP. POSTING.

that's getting more into optometry and even neurology. philosophically, i have no answers

T Square Man · Sports

there is a philosphy thingy hidden in there, because I don't think there is a test to really see, because favorite colors are really a personal thing, I just wondered if maybe there was a thing behind maybe

antidisestablishmentarianism · CAN'T. STOP. POSTING.

i know what you saying. i just don't know any answers/explanations

T Square Man · Sports

which is pilosophy in a figurative nutshell

Joesus · GET ME A PS TRIPLE

quite so

T Square Man · Sports

There are some subtle references in the new Harry Potter book to Christianity at the end

INTERNET · Forum Dictator

Yeah, everybody gets married, and all was well.

T Square Man · Sports

SPOILER! not that this forum cares

Harry dies to protect everyone from Voldemort(sin) and then comes back to life (rescurected) and stuff...

INTERNET · Forum Dictator

You're doing it wrong.

* VOLDEMORT KILLS SNAPE ON PAGE 658 * VOLDEMORT KILLS HIMSELF BY REBOUNDING HIS OWN CURSE ON PAGE 744 * Burbage dies on pg. 12 * Hedwig dies on pg. 56 * Mad-Eye dies on pg. 78 * Scrimgeour dies on pg. 159 * Wormtail dies on pg. 471 * Dobby dies on pg. 476 * Fred Weasley dies on pg. 637 * Harry gets killed up by Voldemort on pg. 704 * Harry comes back to life on pg. 724 * Tonks, Lupin, and Colin Creevy have their deaths confirmed on pg. 745 19 years after the events in the book: * Ron has married Hermione, their two children are named Rose and Hugo * Harry has married Ginny, their three children are named Lily, James, and Albus Severus. * Draco Malfoy has a son named Scorpius The epilogue shows all of the children boarding the train for Hogwarts together. The final lines of the book are: * "The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years. All was well."

antidisestablishmentarianism · CAN'T. STOP. POSTING.

wow, this is sure a philosophical conversation...

Joesus · GET ME A PS TRIPLE

you know i actually don't want the entire story ruined for me right now for some reason

ooh ooh ooh, new question!
Why do humans hate(and/or enjoy) surprise?

-- Edited by Joesus at 14:27, 2007-07-23

T Square Man · Sports

adrenaline

some people like the rush, some people don't

Joesus · GET ME A PS TRIPLE

well, i was really banking on the natural human instinct to avoid change...but that wroks too i guess

Joesus · GET ME A PS TRIPLE

new question:

why do humans occasionally let ambition destroy them and everything they care for, even when they can see the end result will be disaster? Also, why do other humans enjoy hearing stories about such tragedies?

i've been reading Othello, a shakespeare play, so yeah

The Libertarian Party · Sports

if you had an indestructible pole weighing only 10 pounds but was 1,000,000,000,000 miles in length, how fast would one end be going if you swung it as hard as you could from the other end? I think you could break the light barrier. whatever.

antidisestablishmentarianism · CAN'T. STOP. POSTING.

ask one of the physics people

John Madden · Daytona 500

There's an equation for that that I can't think of right now and wouldn't want to figure out anyway. I'd assume it would drag on the ground though.

The Libertarian Party · Sports

first of all, the weight means nothing; just as long as you can lift said pole. and the length just needs to be such that it will reach into the far reaches of space. Like where Picard fights the romulans or what have you.

Actually now that I think of it, you'd probably end up banging the pole into some planet every time you tried to swing it.

Joesus · GET ME A PS TRIPLE

i'd laugh if some alien on another planet was just walking on the street and suddenly got crushed from a pole from outer space