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In reply to the discussion: Neil deGrasse Tyson: SO THAT WOULD BE A NO... [View all]Feral Child
(2,086 posts)80. Okay, I've been kidding.
I'm sort of familiar with the basic concepts of Zen.
I also don't really have voices in my head.
Ok, that one, but it's the same one I'm using to talk to you now.
Sorry if pulling your leg was out of line, I thought you were playing along but now I'm not sure.
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True. It's politics that's about inventing a persuasive narrative. Usually a toxic one.
villager
Mar 2014
#4
It's our nature to create narratives, and to live them, so much so that one writer...
Hekate
Mar 2014
#18
Even Heisenberg (not the "Breaking Bad" one! ;-) ) would agree, or perhaps especially so
villager
Mar 2014
#22
Nope. Buddhism in particular quiets the "monkey mind" that keeps hopping about. nt
Hekate
Mar 2014
#79
At this rate we need to redefine the whole notion of "American exceptionalism."
calimary
Mar 2014
#38
But they've only had 6,000 years while the real universe has had billions! It just isn't fair! n/t
whopis01
Mar 2014
#34
How long does it take to say "Santa Jesus is real and evolution is the work of the devil"
npk
Mar 2014
#24
oh, they can twist a few thousand facts and scientific principles beyond the point of recognition...
lastlib
Mar 2014
#66
Interesting, liberals are not the only group that want to bring back the fairness doctrine.
A Simple Game
Mar 2014
#27
People who believe Earth is flat are likely the same who think the moon landings never happened and
ChisolmTrailDem
Mar 2014
#28
Does this mean the science folk can get equal time on the 700 Club and other religious programs?
Moonwalk
Mar 2014
#36
It's only fair - they talk up the legitimacy of evolution in churches - don't they?
lame54
Mar 2014
#46
Don't they already have a gazillion religious shows on TV especially every Sunday? No one gets equa
kelliekat44
Mar 2014
#54
Just because you have heard both sides of a story does not mean you have heard the truth.
harun
Mar 2014
#62
Dear religious cultists. . .your ideas are debunked, discredited and defeated.
Nanjing to Seoul
Mar 2014
#71