Most really good literature, be it Sophocles, Lucan, or Shakespeare.
I love anarcho-capitalist theory.Most really good literature, be it Sophocles, Lucan, or Shakespeare.
I always considered Shakespeare to be something of a hack.
I love anarcho-capitalist theory.Most really good literature, be it Sophocles, Lucan, or Shakespeare.
I always considered Shakespeare to be something of a hack.
Didn't we already have that sort of discussion in Frog Talks Like Shakespear or something?
Anarcho-Capitalism! That is almost as crazy as Anarcho-Islam or Anarcho-Christianity! Anarcho-Communism rocks though. Or Anarchism in the UK.
The end of TNG season 3 episode "Family". Picar'ds nephew symbolizes everything good about humanity in that scene, and the sudden appearance of such richness in stars and detail makes it hit hard. We will continue to dream forever. That scene capped off one of the best episodes in the series.
I'd like to say that I love knowledge, but I don't have some massive spiritual appreciation of it. It's the most powerful and versatile tool one could ever dream of, but that's all it is; a tool.
I hate sarcasm and irony.
The real allure of knowledge, per se, is not that it empowers one to boast of an impressive collection of facts, but that it gives both depth and breadth to the human experience, ultimately enriching our potential as well as our accomplishments. You're definitely on the right track about everything boiling down to pleasure, Hadriel, but why stop there? The human experience is more than just pleasure. You'd have to use a pretty broad definition of that word to account for just how much we benefit from all sorts of episodes in our lives that would appear farthest from pleasurable.
I hate sarcasm and irony.
Sometimes, sarcasm is the best way to ruin someone's argument.
He was obviously joking.I hate sarcasm and irony.
Sometimes, sarcasm is the best way to ruin someone's argument.
He was obviously joking.I hate sarcasm and irony.
Sometimes, sarcasm is the best way to ruin someone's argument.
Right. Definetely.He was obviously joking.I hate sarcasm and irony.
Sometimes, sarcasm is the best way to ruin someone's argument.
Sarcastically saying he loves sarcasm would that be :lee:
Is it just me, or did this topic go completely out the window?
I love the FF6 ending theme. Shadow's and Edgar's themes really get me going.
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SO HOT
SO HOT
OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH WOW
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/18533455/?qo=2836&q=Sephiroth
SSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTTT
SO HOT
SO HOT
OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH WOW
The sunglassess really complete the look.
I love 2d platformers. There is a simple joy to the older game mechanics. They're mature and polished. I just finished Megaman ZX, and it was worth every minute. Now to play through with Allie...
Yeah, girls cosplaying as guys is pretty hawt...I think I remember seeing a few girls as Vincent once or twice...I think Nomura specifically makes his character designs cosplay-accessable...>_>
I sense no more glory.
It was glory brought
on by Porre, anyway.
I love this quote:QuoteI sense no more glory.
It was glory brought
on by Porre, anyway.
Really made you feel like the Chrono world was expansive.
Didn't we already have that sort of discussion in Frog Talks Like Shakespear or something?I would have to say that there is no such things as anarcho-communism or anarcho-capitalism in the real world in the long run. In order to distribute labor such as a communism requires there has to be an authority(which would in essence be a "state"). In anarcho-capitalism security companies would rise to meet the demand for security and would consolidate into a security monopoly which would also effectively be a state. Minarchism in the very least would result from anarcho-capitalism and a full fledged governing state would appear eventually out of necessity in an anarcho-communist setting. I think a capitalist minarchy would be the best compromise because although communes can exist peacefully in a capitalist state, capitalism can not exist peacefully in a communist state.
Anarcho-Capitalism! That is almost as crazy as Anarcho-Islam or Anarcho-Christianity! Anarcho-Communism rocks though. Or Anarchism in the UK.
Didn't we already have that sort of discussion in Frog Talks Like Shakespear or something?I would have to say that there is no such things as anarcho-communism or anarcho-capitalism in the real world in the long run. In order to distribute labor such as a communism requires there has to be an authority(which would in essence be a "state"). In anarcho-capitalism security companies would rise to meet the demand for security and would consolidate into a security monopoly which would also effectively be a state. Minarchism in the very least would result from anarcho-capitalism and a full fledged governing state would appear eventually out of necessity in an anarcho-communist setting. I think a capitalist minarchy would be the best compromise because although communes can exist peacefully in a capitalist state, capitalism can not exist peacefully in a communist state.
Anarcho-Capitalism! That is almost as crazy as Anarcho-Islam or Anarcho-Christianity! Anarcho-Communism rocks though. Or Anarchism in the UK.
Let me quote myself "in the long run"Didn't we already have that sort of discussion in Frog Talks Like Shakespear or something?I would have to say that there is no such things as anarcho-communism or anarcho-capitalism in the real world in the long run. In order to distribute labor such as a communism requires there has to be an authority(which would in essence be a "state"). In anarcho-capitalism security companies would rise to meet the demand for security and would consolidate into a security monopoly which would also effectively be a state. Minarchism in the very least would result from anarcho-capitalism and a full fledged governing state would appear eventually out of necessity in an anarcho-communist setting. I think a capitalist minarchy would be the best compromise because although communes can exist peacefully in a capitalist state, capitalism can not exist peacefully in a communist state.
Anarcho-Capitalism! That is almost as crazy as Anarcho-Islam or Anarcho-Christianity! Anarcho-Communism rocks though. Or Anarchism in the UK.
Prior to the recent take over by the Islamic courts, Somalia had been in a state of anarcho-capitalism. The militias never did form a security monopoly. They more or less kept to their territory, at least to the degree that there was no monopoly on security.
I love the moment when people see through the grit and corruption of politics to recognize the vast opportunities of investing themselves--both their awareness and their ambitions--in the governance of societies.
On a more casual but not unrelated note, I love big Democratic victories. Here's hoping for the end of twelve years of Republican Congressional rule tonight!
Your comment reminds of President Schwarzengger in the Demolition Man. If that happens then he'll be the second president actor but this is less likely to happen.
I mentioned it slightly in my reply on my love for omlettes, but, I've gotta say...I love a good slice of Pastrami. I also love how great mustard is w/it...I mean...MUSTARD! Weird...