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Roger Waters - What God Wants Part II Do you believe in a better day Do you have a faith in a golden way If you do then we must come together this day Come together as one united Television audience Brought together the sound of my voice United united financially united socially United spiritually and all possible ways Through the power of money And the power of your prayers

K2 had great romances hands down

Get tinfoil hat!

You guys are killing shifty for me :sad:

That was... epic.

This thread is so much WIN right now

omg someone do screencapz quicks before pruning starts! I can't since I don't understand how to do it with Mac

Thanks OPG, I don't need to visit /b/ anymore for my epic lulz As we can see, discussing and spinning penises under our tables has everything to do with evolution.

I won't be getting this anyway since there's no way my comp could run this beast :sad:

BHUH? There's Mafia 2?

Also, it's funny how this topic makes me sound like (well, little bit) atheistic and "science believer" ( a lot ). Couldn't be much farther from the truth

That was directed to Sand, you posted while I was writing that post (surfing wiki can be time consuming, especially if you're doing other random stuff at the same time) (reason why I edited that quote on top of my post)

But he definitely thinks he is. Just... let's not get there since I don't share your view of malicious, egoistic God who just wants to **** up everything. Universe is huge. In scale of it even most impropable things are likely going to happen somewhere. Considering emotions and personalities and their relation to evolution, you don't happen to know about branch of psychology called evolution psychology? Personality is largerly formed by inherent genetic traits and enviromental factors ( To cover my bases I put largerly there, since defining "persona" has been and is very, very difficult even with modern knowledge. Although it is questionable does that information matter anything, but I'm slipping away from more scientifical approach here). "In Paul D. MacLean's classic Triune brain model, emotions are defined as the responses of the Mammalian cortex. Emotion competes with even more instinctive responses from the Reptilian cortex and the more logical, reasoning neocortex. However, current research on the neural circuitry of emotion suggests that emotion is an essential part of human decision-making and planning, and that the famous distinction made by Descartes between reason and emotion is not as clear as it seems. What are emotions? We often talk about brains as information-processing systems, but any account of the brain that lacks an account of emotions, motivations, fears, and hopes is incomplete. Emotions are measurable physical responses to salient stimuli: the increased heartbeat and perspiration that accompany fear, the freezing response of a rat in the presence of a cat, or the extra muscle tension that accompanies anger. Feelings, on the other hand, are the subjective experiences that sometimes accompany these processes: the sensations of happiness, envy, sadness, and so on. Emotions seem to employ largely unconscious machinery—for example, brain areas involved in emotion will respond to angry faces that are briefly presented and then rapidly masked, even when subjects are unaware of having seen the face. Across cultures the expression of basic emotions is remarkably similar, and as Darwin observed, it is also similar across all mammals. There are even strong similarities in physiological responses among humans, reptiles, and birds when showing fear, anger, or parental love. Modern views propose that emotions are brain states that quickly assign value to outcomes and provide a simple plan of action. Thus, emotion can be viewed as a type of computation, a rapid, automatic summary that initiates appropriate actions. When a bear is galloping toward you, the rising fear directs your brain to do the right things (determining an escape route) instead of all the other things it could be doing (rounding out your grocery list). When it comes to perception, you can spot an object more quickly if it is, say, a spider rather than a roll of tape. In the realm of memory, emotional events are laid down differently by a parallel memory system involving a brain area called the amygdala." That's from wiki in case of you couldn't already guess it. Ugh. Sorry to inform you, but there's no proof people have anything that could be called as spirit or soul. I propose you get yourself familiar with terms like neurobiology, neuropsychology and such. Nice fallacious logic right there. You should read this topic again, hell, even first page should be enough. Also, evolution has been witnessed. Numerous times. Example DN also dealt with idea that we're perfect, in no way we are. We have many useless, even harmful things in our physiology that can only explained with evolution

God isn't perfect

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb When I was a child I caught a fleeting glimpse Out of the corner of my eye I turned to look but it was gone I cannot put my finger on it now The child is grown, The dream is gone. but I have become comfortably numb Song of my life, if I really had to select one.

Win Aww, I can't hate LA anymore <3<3<3

hmh, I think I'm off to /b/ now

But Xbots are teh suckage

Don't worry, I'm sure someone will make Rule 34 true yet again

*puff* Indeed old bean

Am I only one or does Kelverin's avatar just scream "y halo thar buttsecks"

Without that kind of scene it'll be Thor movie in name only!

World is full with great guitar solos, but Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb's coda/end solo/whachya ever callit is absolutely best one. Ever. Gilmour is fantastic songwriter. Stairway to Heaven is great too, although "a bit" overrated. I don't appreciate at all (for example) speed metal's OMG GUYZ LOOK HOW FAST I CAN PLAY LOLZ YEAAHH guitarwork. Being fast doesn't correlate = goodness I've used to say that Gilmour says more with one note than Dragonforce with entire solo, heh. Still, there are many great ones. But Comfortably Numb is luv.

Stop teasing me with numbers :sad: