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Posted by nefardec on May-27-2010 06:30:

kismet, i am usually the anti-technology, anti-education, anti-establishment spiritual nutjob in these threads, and if i'm telling you you're making an ass of yourself, you might want to reconsider what you're saying.

and no, i am not being held hostage in an undisclosed location and being dictated to as i type this sobbing.












*BAM!!! my head falls off and tiny robots spill out from my neck to infiltrate the next victim and turn him into a hopeless, despicable, educated sheep*


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 06:33:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Are you unwilling to acknowledge that, because man has its faults, cancer might be really fucking hard to cure? You're not a doctor, you're not a scientist, so who the fuck are you to say that it's primarily a money-making business as opposed to a prevention business?


Right, and a decorated Scientist who has made countless cures said that he stumbled upon cancer and aids virus that were put into Vaccines. Why do I have to be the scientist? Poor logic.


Posted by idoru on May-27-2010 06:33:

Pot. Kettle.


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 06:35:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
kismet, i am usually the anti-technology, anti-education, anti-establishment spiritual nutjob in these threads, and if i'm telling you you're making an ass of yourself, you might want to reconsider what you're saying.

and no, i am not being held hostage in an undisclosed location and being dictated to as i type this sobbing.












*BAM!!! my head falls off and tiny robots spill out from my neck to infiltrate the next victim and turn him into a hopeless, despicable, educated sheep*


you mad?

Why would you have to be at an undisclosed location to be a shill? You can be one from the confort of your own home, i'm sure they prefer hermits. Not that I think you are one, a hermit that is


Posted by idoru on May-27-2010 06:36:

If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that the fact that Kismet made it this far in life completely disproves the concept of natural selection.


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 06:37:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that the fact that Kismet made it this far in life completely disproves the concept of natural selection.


pottle. kettle.


Posted by nefardec on May-27-2010 06:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
Why would you have to be at an undisclosed location to be a shill? You can be one from the confort of your own home, i'm sure they prefer hermits.


You're right something seems off about my post. Perhaps they told me to write that, so that you would believe they are in my home, when they really are not!

That's how they operate.


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 06:40:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
You're right something seems off about my post. Perhaps they told me to write that, so that you would believe they are in my home, when they really are not!

That's how they operate.




Ok time for a little break...be back in a bit. time for some homemade yogurt drink.


Posted by nefardec on May-27-2010 06:43:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
If I've learned anything from this thread, it's that the fact that Kismet made it this far in life completely disproves the concept of natural selection.


Didn't kismet say he was enlightened in another thread recently?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 06:46:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
Didn't kismet say he was enlightened in another thread recently?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect


the illusion is on your part, to think enlightenment is superiority. thats your fault, not mine. And you have your own elitist genre stroking and bashing nature...so dont even talk about illusory superiority, because the irony is strong.


Posted by nefardec on May-27-2010 07:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
the illusion is on your part, to think enlightenment is superiority. thats your fault, not mine. And you have your own elitist genre stroking and bashing nature...so dont even talk about illusory superiority, because the irony is strong.


um, enlightenment is the superior (transcendent) state in basically every cultural context. what is enlightenment to you, great kismet?


lol. look at the things you've said about 'shills'

quote:
"i have teh eucations and paper shows name on...yet i still know nothing for thiz topic" -Average Dumb Shill

Get a clue, they only hire complete idiots at the job you particularly do (forum shills).

I think I made my point that you guys have really nothing to show for your "high institutional educations" towards this topic and quite a few others. This topic requires intelligence, not a conditioned activity that results in a piece of paper that has no proof that anything through the experience was retained.


quote:
People learn the basic essentials of research in 8th grade. The same skillset you guys could use to find info outside of the little box you live in, yet fail to do so. Why are you guys overinflating institutional education, when you still fail at logic and reasoning skills. Which again, any high schooler who thinks outside the box you guys seem to be trapped in could out smart any of you.


quote:
you guys are talking about education, yet are still dumber than rocks, how is this possible? education is only good if you are retaining what you get from it, otherwise its just a social conditioning that people go through, and the shills here are prime evidence of the education system not working properly. thank you




i agree to some degree with a lot of the sentiments you have, but you are just arguing extremely poorly, creating straw men left and right, and generally making an ass of yourself.


also, regarding that little stab at me:
music preference is purely a question taste. i have never called anyone unintelligent for liking music that i don't enjoy.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on May-27-2010 07:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
but he said his concious would not let him join in on it.


yeah, damn concious!


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 07:06:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
um, enlightenment is the superior (transcendent) state in basically every cultural context. what is enlightenment to you, great kismet?


lol. look at the things you've said about 'shills'









i agree to some degree with a lot of the sentiments you have, but you are just arguing extremely poorly, creating straw men left and right, and generally making an ass of yourself.


also, regarding that little stab at me:
music preference is purely a question taste. i have never called anyone unintelligent for liking music that i don't enjoy.


who said anything about calling anyone unintelligent? in many cases over the years, your music rants and opinions fit under illusory superiority, that you've shoehorned the idea of enlightenment to. I thought that was ironic.

your definition of enlightenment is not the same as mine obviously, and as cheap as your previous definition in that particular thread, obviously the ideal is not universal. And why does enlightenment have to entitle superiority? You're creating you're own definition.


Posted by Lira on May-27-2010 07:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
Because...of the depolutionist ideal they have. Even Aaron Russo said he thinks the world is overpopulated, when Rockefeller told him they want to depopulate the world population by half, but he said his concious would not let him join in on it. How it is setup now, instead of finding cures and making money off only cures, which would result in short treatments and less money, that they are making money off the endless search for cures. Whether it is taxpayer money they give themselves, or the donation money they rake in.

If the population is to be cut in half, shouldn't they work on something that could at least halt the population growth? We're about to have a world with 7 billion inhabitants, and the figures do nothing but increase.
quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
In return, selling temporary cures in which people are in this long "fighting to stay alive" mode. Some get cured, most dont. So there is an added benefit of depopulating, killing off people through a disease that people have no control over avoiding. Logically, finding cures would actually cut their treatment lengths short, they'd make less money, and depopulation would not take place. You have to understand man has its faults, those faults being put to use here, with the rewards that fill pockets and ideals.

If they want both profit and less people in the world, wouldn't it make more sense to start wars (and make money selling guns, among other things) and then invest on the cheap land and future business opportunities? Helping Japan and Germany get back on track after WWII was a very good idea, economically, after all.
quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
You think the recent Swine Flu is natural phenomomenon in which millions of vaccines were made to be given to people? It was heavily backed by WHO and it was suppose to be the next depopulationist disease.

And it failed miserably, killing in average as many patients as an ordinary strand of flu. Couldn't the Rockafeller come up with a stronger virus? They'd have the true vaccine for themselves, wouldn't they?


Posted by Lews on May-27-2010 07:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
your definition of enlightenment is not the same as mine obviously, and as cheap as your previous definition in that particular thread, obviously the ideal is not universal. And why does enlightenment have to entitle superiority? You're creating you're own definition.


Only shills believe dictionary definitions. Smart people make up their own definitions.


Posted by Kismet7 on May-27-2010 07:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
If the population is to be cut in half, shouldn't they work on something that could at least halt the population growth? We're about to have a world with 7 billion inhabitants, and the figures do nothing but increase.

If they want both profit and less people in the world, wouldn't it make more sense to start wars (and make money selling guns, among other things) and then invest on the cheap land and future business opportunities? Helping Japan and Germany get back on track after WWII was a very good idea, economically, after all.

And it failed miserably, killing in average as many patients as an ordinary strand of flu. Couldn't the Rockafeller come up with a stronger virus? They'd have the true vaccine for themselves, wouldn't they?


I have answers to all these, they are decent questions, with rather reasonable answers. But I need a lil break. Time for some music.


Posted by Lira on May-27-2010 07:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Kismet7
I have answers to all these, they are decent questions, with rather reasonable answers. But I need a lil break. Time for some music.

Fair enough, I'm off to bed as well. We can resume our discussion tomorrow


Posted by infiniteJEST on May-27-2010 07:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
We can resume our discussion tomorrow


You look forward to that?


Posted by Lira on May-27-2010 07:44:

quote:
Originally posted by couch-potato
You look forward to that?

I'm trying to understand the way he thinks and why he's come to the conclusions he's telling us about.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on May-27-2010 07:48:

quote:
Originally posted by couch-potato
You look forward to that?


yeah, seriously lira. i cant fucking stand these self-styled intellectuals who think regurgitating stupid websites makes them an independent thinker.

the very fact a person believes these things is conclusive proof that they cannot be reasoned with. its not just one topic they might be a little misguided in, its everything they hold dear. he's pretty much parroted every single conspiracy theory i've ever heard of, and even introduced me to a new one (big business spreads the cancer virus).

why bother?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on May-27-2010 07:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
I'm trying to understand the way he thinks and why he's come to the conclusions he's telling us about.


because he's a fucking nutjob, lira. a fucking nutjob.


Posted by Lira on May-27-2010 07:58:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
yeah, seriously lira. i cant fucking stand these self-styled intellectuals who think regurgitating stupid websites makes them an independent thinker.

the very fact a person believes these things is conclusive proof that they cannot be reasoned with. its not just one topic they might be a little misguided in, its everything they hold dear. he's pretty much parroted every single conspiracy theory i've ever heard of, and even introduced me to a new one (big business spreads the cancer virus).

why bother?

I don't know. Genuine curiosity? The need to heal my current state of bewilderment? A strong drive to procrastinate that I should tackle before it defeats me?

Beats me.


Posted by saluyamo on May-27-2010 09:49:

quote:
Originally posted by floyd741
Fuck morality, whatever advances our understanding and use of science is a good thing in my opinion.


Posted by Jake Benson on May-27-2010 09:56:

There's plentiful diseases where the causes are due to genetic mutation(s). So understanding, explaining, predicting, and controlling these mutations (i.e. fucking with genes) is necessary to find cures.


Posted by Tranceporter99 on May-27-2010 11:54:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
because he's a fucking nutjob, lira. a fucking nutjob.



There is a difference between a nutjob, and believing some conspiracy theories.


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