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Biden hates God.
151. Author: victor809Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:22PM EST
bgz wrote:
Yeah, expansion is a b*tch to wrap your head around. Unfortunatly you just conceeded that the ruler would appear relatively larger in expanded space.

This whole argument because I read an article that evidence suggested space is discreet. Unfortunately we can't test this because we can't teleport matter to a void.... or even get within a 100 million lightyears of a void for that matter. It's all hypothesis till you have experimental evidence or solid math to back it up. Because it's unknown whether space is discreet, we might as well be arguing about who's god is better.


True. This is all speculation. But barring some other speculative force, or some expected change in forces, I would see no reason why you would get the sudden dissipation of said ruler.
152. Author: CelticBomberDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:29PM EST
Dg west deptford wrote:
^ is that absolutely true or could you be wrong about that?
Beer
You asked for it absurd guy.



All of you should probably know the definition of absolute before going any further.
153. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:30PM EST
victor809 wrote:
True. This is all speculation. But barring some other speculative force, or some expected change in forces, I would see no reason why you would get the sudden dissipation of said ruler.


Well, that is the basis of the heat death hypothesis.
154. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:31PM EST
CelticBomber wrote:
All of you should probably know the definition of absolute before going any further.


Please, define it for us, so that way we know your definition so we can argue with you in your local space :)
155. Author: victor809Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:32PM EST
bgz wrote:
Well, that is the basis of the heat death hypothesis.


I don't know enough about the heat death of the universe... but does that require things to dissipate into nothing? That should just involve a lack of energy to sustain life. I'm going to have to look it up
156. Author: fiddler898Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:34PM EST
bgz wrote:
Oh, this wasn't aimed at you, it was aimed at dg.

It was the salad tossing reference wasn't it :)


Damn, you got me there!
157. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:39PM EST
victor809 wrote:
I don't know enough about the heat death of the universe... but does that require things to dissipate into nothing? That should just involve a lack of energy to sustain life. I'm going to have to look it up


Ya check it out... good stuff for sure.
158. Author: CelticBomberDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:39PM EST
bgz wrote:
Please, define it for us, so that way we know your definition so we can argue with you in your local space :)



Sure... if you define local;-p
159. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:42PM EST
CelticBomber wrote:
Sure... if you define local;-p


Lol, thought you was dg, I'm on my phone and blind.

My comment makes no sense aimed at you :/
160. Author: victor809Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 5:50PM EST
CelticBomber wrote:
Sure... if you define local;-p


I'm in Missouri if that helps.
161. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:19PM EST
bgz wrote:
So you're saying 2000 year old dead guys knew more than you... got it. Not sure why you think I misspelled or misused fear though.... that word didn't even make it's way into my last posts... in fact, I think I cropped it out of yours.

See, using spooky language to an atheist just makes you look like a word salad tosser to us.

Which is ok...

Cause everyone loves a good salad tosser, so welcome!!!

he quoted and replied to DG not BGZ...ya idjit.

God fearing in ancient Hebrew was not the same as today's fear...it was respect.

He was correcting another, not you.
162. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:25PM EST
HockeyDad wrote:
What if God wrote the single religious text? That would be statistically 100% accurate.

Something like the Book of Mormon that came from the golden plates.

um, like The Prequel?
Duh.
163. Author: CelticBomberDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:27PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
he quoted and replied to DG not BGZ...ya idjit.

God fearing in ancient Hebrew was not the same as today's fear...it was respect.

He was correcting another, not you.



The last thing this thread needs is an adult Frank. This is way too entertaining.
164. Author: CelticBomberDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:29PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
um, like The Prequel?
Duh.



Seltzer water shot through the nose is quite tingly! Hahahahahahahahahaha!
165. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:33PM EST
CelticBomber wrote:
The last thing this thread needs is an adult Frank. This is way too entertaining.

and I hadn't turned the page to see that fiddler had already handled the "situation".
166. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 6:34PM EST
CelticBomber wrote:
Seltzer water shot through the nose is quite tingly! Hahahahahahahahahaha!

I enjoyed typing it.
167. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 7:04PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
he quoted and replied to DG not BGZ...ya idjit.

God fearing in ancient Hebrew was not the same as today's fear...it was respect.

He was correcting another, not you.


I'm on my phone and going blind man... thinking everyone is dg lmao.... my bad fiddler, went back and looked.
168. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 7:07PM EST
Just to be clear, I'm in this thread to talk about physics and to talk crap to dg... so if I spit some words your way just duck and let em hit dg.
169. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 8:26PM EST
Biden in his dementia fueled ramblings supports BLM. BLM is an organization who’s ideology is founded on Critical Race Theory. Critical Race Theory states that Western Civilization and Religion (Christianity definitely & Judaism presumably but that’s not clearly spelled out for unknown reasons) are inherently white supremacist and oppress people of color. The only way to end this oppression is to end western civ and religion. Not actively being involved in doing so proves you’re a white supremacist or “white adjacent” is a POC (aka you’re a brainwashed Uncle T).

Ipso ergo facto, Biden’s public policy positions are anti-God.

I’m sure somebody will be along shortly to tell me I’m wrong, but the above isn’t an opinion of mine. It’s simply what the academic sub-discipline of Critical Theory, critical race theory clearly spells out in their peer reviewed academic journals & books published on the subject by the leading voices of the movement.

BLM clearly and unequivocally voices their agreement with the above on their website.

Ya’ll so terrified of being called a mean word & desperate to get rid of T$ you’re making a deal with the devil.

2020 can’t end soon enough...
170. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 8:30PM EST
ETA: obviously I don’t think Biden actually hates God. Trump is the worst kind of Yankee that constantly flaps their gums whether they have anything of value to add or not, but their 100% sure they contributed the definitive thoughts on the matter. That and him being a Blue Dog big city Democrat at heart are what annoy me most about him.
171. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 8:33PM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
ETA: obviously I don’t think Biden actually hates God. Trump is the worst kind of Yankee that constantly flaps their gums whether they have anything of value to add or not, but their 100% sure they contributed the definitive thoughts on the matter. That and him being a Blue Dog big city Democrat at heart are what annoy me most about him.


That's all good and dandy...

But who do you think is right, me or victor?
172. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 8:54PM EST
bgz wrote:
That's all good and dandy...

But who do you think is right, me or victor?


Skimming, y’all are debating about the existence of God, quantum mechanics, and the pros and cons of the fiat currency system, among other things?

I don’t know that anyone is or isn’t right in any of those conversations. I’m a Christian but don’t have any interest in debating my faith ATM other than to say it’s always the smartest atheists who fail to understand the value to society generally that faith provides, I switch back and forth on my opinion of fiat currency (it’s obvious benefits for flattening the boom bust cycle comes with serious drawbacks of reckless & unaccountable government spending), and I don’t know enough about physics to be part of the conversation.

I should read the whole thread, y’all derailed the **** out of it Applause
173. Author: bgzDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 8:56PM EST
Very good very good,

With that said... Pancakes or Waffles?
174. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Tue, 8/11/2020, 9:08PM EST
bgz wrote:
Very good very good,

With that said... Pancakes or Waffles?


Waffles, no brainer. The crisp edges & soft center, the pockets to evenly distribute syrup, they resist turning to mush for longer, and they’re filling without making you feel like you ate lead that’s now sitting at the bottom of your stomach.

The ambrosia that is pancakes with peanut butter is the only thing that keeps this sporting.
175. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/11/2020, 9:35PM EST
you're better at breakfast.
stick with that topic.
176. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 12:07AM EST
frankj1 wrote:
you're better at breakfast.
stick with that topic.


Attacking me instead of what I said, that’s how you know someone is winning an debate. Lol
177. Author: rfenstDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 5:17AM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
Waffles, no brainer. The crisp edges & soft center, the pockets to evenly distribute syrup, they resist turning to mush for longer, and they’re filling without making you feel like you ate lead that’s now sitting at the bottom of your stomach.

The ambrosia that is pancakes with peanut butter is the only thing that keeps this sporting.

Despite your religious and political views,you could make it around here.
178. Author: rfenstDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 5:29AM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
Critical Race Theory states that Western Civilization and Religion (Christianity definitely & Judaism presumably but that’s not clearly spelled out for unknown reasons) are inherently white supremacist and oppress people of color.

Stop right there. Judaism has zero room for white supremacists. I seriously doubt Christianity does either, but I'll let our resident expert, Fidler to confirm this
179. Author: tonygrazDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 8:28AM EST
rfenst wrote:
Despite your religious and political views,you could make it around here.


I don't know about that - there seem to be some lapses - might even be 8 of them.
180. Author: fiddler898Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 9:25AM EST
rfenst wrote:
Stop right there. Judaism has zero room for white supremacists. I seriously doubt Christianity does either, but I'll let our resident expert, Fidler to confirm this


I"m no expert Robert, but I did spend the night at a Holiday Inn Express, so even I know the blanket statement alleging white supremacy to be inherent among Christians and Jews does not rise to the level of meriting a serious response.
181. Author: bgzDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 9:43AM EST
I had to look up critical race theory, never heard of it before. I skimmed the wikipedia entry, it didn't explicitly link the theory to religion, though I could see how you could make that leap.

From my understanding of the claim is that you don't need any individual racist to have an inherently racist system if the racism was built into the system at the start... or something along those lines.

Had to go back and read the new guy's post... I think we interpreted it differently...
182. Author: rfenstDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 9:48AM EST
fiddler898 wrote:
I"m no expert Robert, but I did spend the night at a Holiday Inn Express, so even I know the blanket statement alleging white supremacy to be inherent among Christians and Jews does not rise to the level of meriting a serious response.

Good point.
183. Author: ZRX1200Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 10:01AM EST
Good to see ya posting again B, you were missed.
184. Author: bgzDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 10:07AM EST
Thanks Z, good to be back. Real life gets you sometimes. Then I get pulled back in! I blame Palama for that one :)
185. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 10:48AM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
Biden in his dementia fueled ramblings supports BLM. BLM is an organization who’s ideology is founded on Critical Race Theory. Critical Race Theory states that Western Civilization and Religion (Christianity definitely & Judaism presumably but that’s not clearly spelled out for unknown reasons) are inherently white supremacist and oppress people of color. The only way to end this oppression is to end western civ and religion. Not actively being involved in doing so proves you’re a white supremacist or “white adjacent” is a POC (aka you’re a brainwashed Uncle T).

Ipso ergo facto, Biden’s public policy positions are anti-God.

I’m sure somebody will be along shortly to tell me I’m wrong, but the above isn’t an opinion of mine. It’s simply what the academic sub-discipline of Critical Theory, critical race theory clearly spells out in their peer reviewed academic journals & books published on the subject by the leading voices of the movement.

BLM clearly and unequivocally voices their agreement with the above on their website.

Ya’ll so terrified of being called a mean word & desperate to get rid of T$ you’re making a deal with the devil.

2020 can’t end soon enough...



jumping from "western civilization is based on white supremacy and oppression" to "the only way to end it is to end western civilization and religion" is a hell of a leap there. Sounds like something you would have picked up on that idiot's show where he puts things on a white board and pretends to draw connections between it.
186. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 1:09PM EST
victor809 wrote:
jumping from "western civilization is based on white supremacy and oppression" to "the only way to end it is to end western civilization and religion" is a hell of a leap there. Sounds like something you would have picked up on that idiot's show where he puts things on a white board and pretends to draw connections between it.


I summarized (in part) the theory as formulated by them. It’s not my opinion or speculation, it’s what they believe.

Critical Theory is an academic discipline in humanities departments. It’s clearly and unequivocally spelled out in numerous books and academic journals. Research it yourself.

It’s very telling how rarely anyone is willing to debate the validity of critical theory and resort to attacking the credibility of the messenger.
187. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 2:02PM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
I summarized (in part) the theory as formulated by them. It’s not my opinion or speculation, it’s what they believe.

Critical Theory is an academic discipline in humanities departments. It’s clearly and unequivocally spelled out in numerous books and academic journals. Research it yourself.

It’s very telling how rarely anyone is willing to debate the validity of critical theory and resort to attacking the credibility of the messenger.


I understand that Critical Theory is an academic discipline. I also understand that Critical Race Theory is a spin off of that. I didn't dispute that these things exist. I don't think they necessarily exist in the form you appear to believe they exist, but I'm sure like any philosophy someone can find a philosopher willing to take some idea to the extremes.

However, I'd like to see some evidence that BLM intends to "end western civilization and religion" before I just take your word on it, internet stranger who believes in an invisible friend.

188. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 2:16PM EST
bgz wrote:
I had to look up critical race theory, never heard of it before. I skimmed the wikipedia entry, it didn't explicitly link the theory to religion, though I could see how you could make that leap.

From my understanding of the claim is that you don't need any individual racist to have an inherently racist system if the racism was built into the system at the start... or something along those lines.

Had to go back and read the new guy's post... I think we interpreted it differently...



I typed out a long reply but it’s not worth diving into it and debating it, I’ll just end up pissed off for the rest of the day.

But yes, that’s essentially the gist of it. You yourself don’t have to engage in any behavior that would fit the dictionary definition of racism. The institutions themselves are inherently set up to the advantage of the majority (whites) and do so at the expense of the minority (blacks).

You found that out with a simple Wikipedia search, I wonder why others are calling me crazy for saying the same thing as Wikipedia? Things that make you go Hmm...
189. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 2:34PM EST
victor809 wrote:
I understand that Critical Theory is an academic discipline. I also understand that Critical Race Theory is a spin off of that. I didn't dispute that these things exist. I don't think they necessarily exist in the form you appear to believe they exist, but I'm sure like any philosophy someone can find a philosopher willing to take some idea to the extremes.

However, I'd like to see some evidence that BLM intends to "end western civilization and religion" before I just take your word on it, internet stranger who believes in an invisible friend.



Lulz. It exists but nobody actually believes any of it, it’s all in your head. Little idiot that needs fairy tales to cope with the world.

Gas lighting & appeal to ridicule & shifting of burden of proof back to me all rolled into one. Strong move.
190. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 2:40PM EST
HemingwayOcho wrote:
Lulz. It exists but nobody actually believes any of it, it’s all in your head. Little idiot that needs fairy tales to cope with the world.

Gas lighting & appeal to ridicule & shifting of burden of proof back to me all rolled into one. Strong move.


Wow. Lots of nonsense there.
All I have done is ask you to provide evidence of your statement that BLM intends to "end western civilization and religion"

And based on that you say I need "fairy tales to cope with the world"? I think it's been well established I am not religious.

I have not gas lighted you. I haven't stated anything as fact regarding either Critical Theory or Critical Race Theory, and I've only asked you to provide evidence for your statements. Technically, you are attempting to gaslight me by accusing me of being a "little idiot who needs fairy tales" for simply asking you to prove your frankly somewhat unbelievable claims.

The burden of proof has not been "shifted back to you". It never left you. You made a claim. You have a burden of proof to in some small way support that claim. You haven't done that yet.
191. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 3:00PM EST
victor809 wrote:
Wow. Lots of nonsense there.
All I have done is ask you to provide evidence of your statement that BLM intends to "end western civilization and religion"

And based on that you say I need "fairy tales to cope with the world"? I think it's been well established I am not religious.

I have not gas lighted you. I haven't stated anything as fact regarding either Critical Theory or Critical Race Theory, and I've only asked you to provide evidence for your statements. Technically, you are attempting to gaslight me by accusing me of being a "little idiot who needs fairy tales" for simply asking you to prove your frankly somewhat unbelievable claims.

The burden of proof has not been "shifted back to you". It never left you. You made a claim. You have a burden of proof to in some small way support that claim. You haven't done that yet.


The first sentence was a summary of what you were saying. Including attacking my character via my faith. If you’re not bright enough to follow that...

If you accept critical theory exists then you accept what it’s tenants are (whether you agree or disagree with them), if an organization publicly espouses its support of a theory. Then it’s not on the listener to prove they’re lying and don’t actually believe what they’re saying or intend to act upon it.

You’re asking ME to prove THEY mean what they say. I sincerely hope they don’t but the rioting looting arson and vandalism along with concrete moves of elected representatives they’ve pressured aren’t very reassuring.


Here’s an example to help you follow:

Marxism is a political philosophy that has specific tenants, among them revolution by the proletariat. If an organization says it’s Marxist then it’s assumed they intend to carry out a revolution of the proletariat. If I said “hey guys you know that organization is Marxist, they intend to overthrow our government and end capitalism.”

It would be ridiculous to claim that I have to prove that organization actually intends to do that, would it not? Because by the nature of their beliefs they’ve already said they intend to. What I would be asked to do is prove they’re lying.
192. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 3:17PM EST
Man... you're all over the place.

First, let's look at Critical Race Theory. The primary foundation of Critical Race Theory is that a system itself can support racism. Basic Critical Race Theory does not say one must deconstruct western civilization and religion. I'm sure someone out there has chosen to come to that conclusion based on the idea that the systems in place are racist, but that doesn't make it a tenet of Critical Race Theory.

Second, you seem to believe that Critical Race Theory has "tenets". It's a philosophical framework, not a political philosophy. Critical Race Theory is not Marxism. I see no evidence that one has to believe everything every social studies paper on Critical Race Theory writes, or you're no longer a "Critical Race Theorist". You've chosen to accumulate in your own mind what you think everyone who believes some of this framework must believe. There is no reason why they would have to.

Third, you have not provided evidence that BLM as an organization even supports parts of the philosophy of Critical Race Theory. Some of their activism may have been inspired by it, but nowhere do they say they follow Critical Race Theory as a philosophy. One may find Nietzsche to be interesting, and use his theories to make some decisions in their life, that doesn't mean they believe they are the ubermensch.

It goes without saying that since you haven't even provided evidence that BLM supports any part of the philosophy, you have also not provided any evidence that they would be supporting any of the other aspects which demand the deconstruction of western civilization.

So you have provided no evidence, other than the fact that there is a philosophical framework called Critical Race Theory, and there is a philosophical framework called Critical Theory. That's very literally the extent of what has been established. Start there.
193. Author: HemingwayOchoDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 3:33PM EST
victor809 wrote:
Man... you're all over the place.

First, let's look at Critical Race Theory. The primary foundation of Critical Race Theory is that a system itself can support racism. Basic Critical Race Theory does not say one must deconstruct western civilization and religion. I'm sure someone out there has chosen to come to that conclusion based on the idea that the systems in place are racist, but that doesn't make it a tenet of Critical Race Theory.

Second, you seem to believe that Critical Race Theory has "tenets". It's a philosophical framework, not a political philosophy. Critical Race Theory is not Marxism. I see no evidence that one has to believe everything every social studies paper on Critical Race Theory writes, or you're no longer a "Critical Race Theorist". You've chosen to accumulate in your own mind what you think everyone who believes some of this framework must believe. There is no reason why they would have to.

Third, you have not provided evidence that BLM as an organization even supports parts of the philosophy of Critical Race Theory. Some of their activism may have been inspired by it, but nowhere do they say they follow Critical Race Theory as a philosophy. One may find Nietzsche to be interesting, and use his theories to make some decisions in their life, that doesn't mean they believe they are the ubermensch.

It goes without saying that since you haven't even provided evidence that BLM supports any part of the philosophy, you have also not provided any evidence that they would be supporting any of the other aspects which demand the deconstruction of western civilization.

So you have provided no evidence, other than the fact that there is a philosophical framework called Critical Race Theory, and there is a philosophical framework called Critical Theory. That's very literally the extent of what has been established. Start there.


Reading White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo would be a good place for you to start, because you clearly don’t understand the theory, the definitions, and the calls to action required by it.

I’ve summarized the theory, you’re gonna have to do your own legwork on research for us to have a conversation. Because this response is riddled with inaccuracies to the point I don’t believe you’ve actually studied it.
194. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 3:57PM EST
I have never claimed to study it.
I asked what should be very simple questions in my attempt to figure out how you got from Critical Race Theory exists, to Critical Race Theory wants to destroy western civilization and by extension religion, to BLM follows Critical Race Theory and wants to destroy western civilization and by extension religion.

That's only 3 steps. I would think someone who understands this all so well would be able to do that in 4 sentences at most.

I will also expect references so I can check what you are claiming.
195. Author: fiddler898Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 5:10PM EST
^^^References? You mean like objective, verifiable peer-reviewed (thanks, Dr Fauci) evidence?

Are you insane? 😎
196. Author: victor809Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 5:24PM EST
I'm trying to get an explanation of logical steps from a person who has an invisible friend.

So... probably.
197. Author: delta1Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 5:26PM EST
ahhh...the vagaries of philosophy...better understood after ingesting some window pane...
198. Author: frankj1Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 11:03PM EST
I'm still stunned by him feeling insulted and personally attacked when I said he's breakfast savvy.
199. Author: izonfireDate: Wed, 8/12/2020, 11:07PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
I'm still stunned by him feeling insulted and personally attacked when I said he's breakfast savvy.

I myself would be tickled...
200. Author: frankj1Date: Wed, 8/12/2020, 11:27PM EST
izonfire wrote:
I myself would be tickled...

what's for breakfast, big boy?
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