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Got a new term for you. Tragical. Its like a miracle, but when god does
stuff that's bad, because he "works in mysterious ways". lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-vhyqx_Duc&feature=channel
Think I am going to have to keep up with this guys videos.
Tell you the truth, I don't think we are "that" different. About the
only difference I can see is that, maybe, you are one of those that
think that given "some" ground can benefit our position. I once thought
that might be true, then I realized that, in reality, the people
fighting the hardest for beliefs are basically impervious to evidence in
most cases, without causing their whole world view to shatter like a
chandelier, and so talking to them is pointless, once you figure out
that they have put themselves in the unassailable position of stating,
"There is no evidence, ever, that would sway my belief.", and, anyone
willing to listen, isn't part of the problem in the first place. You
give ground to people who "could be" persuaded, but only as much as
needed. You never do so with someone that refuses to even acknowledge
the possible flaws, or lack of knowledge, inherent in their positions.
And, frankly, he claims I called him a moron. No, confusing "ignorant"
with "stupid" is moronic. Had he opted to take the definition for what
it "means", instead of inflating it into something worse... But, as they
say, better to say nothing, than erase all doubt.
That still doesn't mean he isn't do "some" respect for everything else
he does in his life, even to help others. It just means that he is the
reverse of an idiot savant. Instead of having one thing he does very
very well, and everything else poorly, he does everything else rather
well, and one thing very very poorly. Most of us have that handicap, in
one fashion or another. Mine is that I couldn't play a sport, or
apparently even a game of chance, without losing, even with loaded dice.
I am an idiot at it. Its a common affliction in nerds. His... is
similarly common. But, there is a difference between ignorance,
stupidity and willful blindness. The first is curable, the second
incurable, and the third, takes a great deal of practice. The first step
is to deny you have a problem at all, or could be bad at it.
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