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Evidence for spirits is beyond science. The evidence presented in human test tubes, you ignore.
I'm not interested in what you claim the evidence is beyond. I'm interested in the evidence to support your claim. Provide it. You can't. You never do.

Yes, we do, where you been? Most believe in spirits for reasons. All over the world people have had experiences of a supernatural nature.
Argumentum ad populum is a fallacy. Got any actual evidence?

I presented the miracles Christians recorded in the bible.
No,you didn't present them. You can't. The most you can do is present a two thousand year old manuscript you claim to be correct. But you can't evidence it's correct, either.

Also, evidence that mankind all over the world believe in some form of spiritual.
Argumentum ad populum is a fallacy. Got any actual evidence?

All you offer is attitude. Work on that.
This is another tactic of yours - attack the person asking you to provide evidence. Sorry, but it won't work. I've displayed no 'attitude' and even if I had it wouldn't change your obligation to support your claims.
 
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I'm not interested in what you claim the evidence is beyond.
So? I am not interested in what you think the evidence should be limited to. Or why you reject the evidences of mankind's experiences with the super natural.

I'm interested in the evidence to support your claim. Provide it. You can't. You never do.
You are so interested in it you deny it. Why pretend? Even if you never personally had the slightest spiritual experience, that is no reason to deny that billions of others have, and do. That is really an ignorant approach. You are ignorant of things beyond the natural, and so reject the writing on the wall of the experience of mankind entirely, for NO apparent reason!? Then, pretending there is no evidence, just because it isn't in the rim of your glasses, or under your bed, and shrilly demanding some sort of undefined 'evidence' is the height of hypocrisy.

Argumentum ad populum is a fallacy. Got any actual evidence?
It is a fallacy to claim it is a fallacy beyond the natural realm. It is a fallacy to deny the facts of tested and observed and evidenced spiritual things, just cause you personally have not yet knowingly experienced them. I never went to the moon, but I trust the experiences of those that have. Those experiences, by the by, are pretty well all spiritual, or pretty close!!! The evidence mounts!!!


No,you didn't present them. You can't. The most you can do is present a two thousand year old manuscript you claim to be correct. But you can't evidence it's correct, either.
Classic. In addition to a baseless denial of the reality of history, and experience of men, including those on the moon landings, you insult one of the greatest faiths in the world, by insulting the bible. What's next, insulting the Koran?? I tested the bible myself, to see if it was true. I looked at the prophesies, and the fulfillments. I looked at the recorded miracles, witnessed by many many men. (Do you really think that scripture could sail along through time immemorial if the men of each age were all liars, and it was not known by many witnesses?)
I also see that great faith healers have performed untold thousands and ten thousands of miracles, like Aimee Semple McPherson, and others. I have seen many many miracles myself, and healings, and even a bit of bad spirit activity. I have seen lives changed, and prayers of many answered.
To have some ignorance based, unsubstantiated slur at the bible, simply tells me about you, not the bible.


... I've displayed no 'attitude' and even if I had it wouldn't change your obligation to support your claims.
God already did that long ago, sorry you keep missing it. Other gods have also done that, and continue to do that. The spiritual is well known. Maybe you should start looking into it. Denial really is silly, for something so completely unchallengeable.

The spiritual is simply a known factor, an ABSOLUTE, a known quantity in the overall equation, a tested part of the reality of man's experiences, a given, and unassailable truth.
Totally unlike the Big Whack, and all the tales that are falsely taught as science. Another point on that, is that the previous moon tales taught as science have fallen by the wayside. They change their loony lunar tune so fast, it is ridiculous. The bible stands through time, and it's account cannot be changed or challenged.
No wonder no one really passionately defended the latest moon creation account. What a crock.
 
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So? I am not interested in what you think the evidence should be limited to. Or why you reject the evidences of mankind's experiences with the super natural.
You haven't provided any evidence.

You are so interested in it you deny it. Why pretend? Even if you never personally had the slightest spiritual experience, that is no reason to deny that billions of others have, and do.
Nobody has ever denied that billions of people claim to have spiritual experiences. What you cannot do is provide any evidence that those experiences are actually of the spiritual.

That is really an ignorant approach. You are ignorant of things beyond the natural, and so reject the writing on the wall of the experience of mankind entirely, for NO apparent reason!? Then, pretending there is no evidence, just because it isn't in the rim of your glasses, or under your bed, and shrilly demanding some sort of undefined 'evidence' is the height of hypocrisy.
I am, indeed, ignorant of things beyond the natural, which is why I ask for evidence of their existence. Instead of providing any, the best you can do is "everyone knows!" Sorry, but that's not evidence - it's just argumentum ad populum.

It is a fallacy to claim it is a fallacy beyond the natural realm.
Argumentum ad populum is a fallacy. Sorry if you don't like that. But your not liking it won't make it untrue.

It is a fallacy to deny the facts of tested and observed and evidenced spiritual things, just cause you personally have not yet knowingly experienced them. I never went to the moon, but I trust the experiences of those that have. Those experiences, by the by, are pretty well all spiritual, or pretty close!!! The evidence mounts!!!
There are no "tested and observed and evidenced spiritual things". If there were we wouldn't be having this discussion.

Classic. In addition to a baseless denial of the reality of history, and experience of men, including those on the moon landings, you insult one of the greatest faiths in the world, by insulting the bible.
I have nowhere denied the reality of history or the experience of men. I have nowhere insulted anything. I have asked you to evidence your claims. You have repeatedly gone to great lenghts to avoid doing so.

What's next, insulting the Koran?? I tested the bible myself, to see if it was true. I looked at the prophesies, and the fulfillments. I looked at the recorded miracles, witnessed by many many men. (Do you really think that scripture could sail along through time immemorial if the men of each age were all liars, and it was not known by many witnesses?)
I and many others have tested the bible and it failed. Certainly, the scripture could sail along as it has if its adherents were wrong (not liars), just as you (I assume) imagine other religious texts have done.

I also see that great faith healers have performed untold thousands and ten thousands of miracles, like Aimee Semple McPherson, and others. I have seen many many miracles myself, and healings, and even a bit of bad spirit activity.
Yet amazingly, none of these thousands and ten thousands of miracles can ever be produced in anything but the most shady circumstances. As soon as anything approaching controlled conditions occur, these 'faith healers' fail dismally.

I don't doubt that you believe you've seen many miracles; what you cannot do is evidence that they actually were miracles.

I have seen lives changed, and prayers of many answered.
Lives are changed and prayers apparently answered all the time. It doesn't take any spiritual to do that.

To have some ignorance based, unsubstantiated slur at the bible, simply tells me about you, not the bible.
Nobody has made any slurs, unsubstantiated or not.

God already did that long ago, sorry you keep missing it. Other gods have also done that, and continue to do that. The spiritual is well known. Maybe you should start looking into it. Denial really is silly, for something so completely unchallengeable.
Back to reasons to avoid having to support your claims.

The spiritual is simply a known factor, an ABSOLUTE, a known quantity in the overall equation, a tested part of the reality of man's experiences, a given, and unassailable truth.
And still more "everyone knows it!". Sorry, that's not evidence of any kind.

Totally unlike the Big Whack, and all the tales that are falsely taught as science. Another point on that, is that the previous moon tales taught as science have fallen by the wayside. They change their loony lunar tune so fast, it is ridiculous.
Not interested in what you think of science. We're discussing your claims, nobody else's.

The bible stands through time, and it's account cannot be changed or challenged.
Lots of books stand through time; the bible is nothing special in that regard. Its account cannot be changed (because that's what the book says; if you change it, it's no longer the bible), although interpretations of it can and are. Of course, it has been repeatedly challenged through the ages, so "it cannot be challenged" is simply false.

No wonder no one really passionately defended the latest moon creation account. What a crock.
Completely irrelevant.
 
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So? I am not interested in what you think the evidence should be limited to. Or why you reject the evidences of mankind's experiences with the super natural.

No such evidence exists.

The spiritual is simply a known factor, an ABSOLUTE, a known quantity in the overall equation, a tested part of the reality of man's experiences, a given, and unassailable truth.

You're speaking utter gibberish.
 
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I will give you credit for one thing dad -- you can keep a thread going forever that has absolutely no real point whatsoever. I'm in awe of that:bow:

I have been trying to figure out why I sometimes allow myself to get caught up in a dad-thread. Then I realized it goes like this:

1. Dad makes a vague claim that might call for a response that involves science. Sometimes he initiates threads using a science citation. So I and others like Frumy oblige with science-based responses.

2. Dad responds in his usual way of then denigrating the science provided and moving on to proclaim any science provided will not apply to the conclusion he was going to draw.

3. That sets me off because it is clear dad has set up a debate he thinks he is going to win by shere force of screaming.

4. This is when we scientists start trying to load up the science and we hope to bury him in science.

5. Dad responds again by pointing out that the science that he doesn't understand or disagrees with is not applicable.

6. At this point Dad veers off into philosophy and Logic, so Fishface jumps in with his combination of keen logic/philosophy and science mix.

7. Now Dad takes on all of epistemology with his unique "tactical nuclear gambit". He takes empiricism and slices and dices Hume's ideas with all the surgical finesse of Jack the Ripper and then steps back, epistemological gore dripping off his overalls, hands drenched in the tattered shards of philosophical thought, and he pronounces it good and then twists his elbow giving himself a pat on the back.

8. This is where I grow tired and realize I've got homework for my patent law class to attend to, or I've got a good book on hafnium or JMP statistics software to read, so I meander away only to come back with my meta-analyses.

So it goes.
 
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Nobody has ever denied that billions of people claim to have spiritual experiences. What you cannot do is provide any evidence that those experiences are actually of the spiritual.
No need to, the evidence is in the fact that it is experienced by them, not how we can verify that with science.


I am, indeed, ignorant of things beyond the natural,
Bingo thanks for that.

which is why I ask for evidence of their existence. Instead of providing any, the best you can do is "everyone knows!" Sorry, but that's not evidence - it's just argumentum ad populum.
What kind of evidence do you require? Precisely? Apparently actual witnesses observing stuff is just too frequent for your liking.


Argumentum ad populum is a fallacy. Sorry if you don't like that. But your not liking it won't make it untrue.
False, it is not a fallacy concerning things of the spirit, deal with it. The fallacy is trying to apply it there. Likey or lumpy.

There are no "tested and observed and evidenced spiritual things". If there were we wouldn't be having this discussion.
Of course there are, you just seem to require some unmentioned unspecified vague other type of evidence than observations of man, tested over time immemorial.


I have nowhere denied the reality of history or the experience of men.
Well then, address the moon god of Egypt, that is claimed by them to have built the pyramid? What was it, if not the spirit, or 'god', or super natural being?? And how can you support it? What was the resurrection of Jesus we saw? We, being Christians. You can't simply stick your fingers in your ears, cover your eyes, and say la la la la here. You may not dismiss the evidence!!! You are overruled.
I have nowhere insulted anything. I have asked you to evidence your claims. You have repeatedly gone to great lenghts to avoid doing so.
The bible is support, how do you like them apples?


I and many others have tested the bible and it failed.
Really? What test was that? Pretty vague. I mean if a million people get a shock, when they stick a finer in a lamp socket, and a few claim they don't, I have to ask if it was plugged in!

Certainly, the scripture could sail along as it has if its adherents were wrong (not liars), just as you (I assume) imagine other religious texts have done.
Not really. If it said Elijah did certain miracles, and that manna fell in the desert, and it was not based on reality, it would not be preserved as sacred. If we did not really see the virgin birth, and life and resurrection of the Messiah, the record would have fallen by the wayside. It was observed. We have the record. We know that record is true, and it was sealed in blood of real people that died for it.


Yet amazingly, none of these thousands and ten thousands of miracles can ever be produced in anything but the most shady circumstances.
The experience of most men through history is now 'shady'? Strange. Also false for much of it, like the bible, which was not done in a closet, but in the open light, seen by men. What nonsense.

As soon as anything approaching controlled conditions occur, these 'faith healers' fail dismally.
God controls the conditions, and other spirits, that result in spiritual experiences. It always has been totally controlled. You can forget about you controlling squat concerning the spiritual with science. That is only PO controlled.

I don't doubt that you believe you've seen many miracles; what you cannot do is evidence that they actually were miracles.
God evidences to man, and the experience is a spiritual experience. We, being physical men do not zap other men, normally, with some spiritual experience. We receive it. The sources are not physical. The physical pip squeak science cannot control it, or even so much as detect it!! Pitiful.


Lives are changed and prayers apparently answered all the time. It doesn't take any spiritual to do that.
You made a claim there. Prove it.

Not interested in what you think of science. We're discussing your claims, nobody else's.
No, my claims of a well known spiritual are gospel. Immutable. Absolute, known, a done deal. We are looking at your claims here, and what you think is the criteria of evidence. You just, for example said that no spiritual is required for a spiritual experience!!! Tell us what you think is!!???


Lots of books stand through time; the bible is nothing special in that regard. Its account cannot be changed (because that's what the book says; if you change it, it's no longer the bible), although interpretations of it can and are. Of course, it has been repeatedly challenged through the ages, so "it cannot be challenged" is simply false.

Another claim you make here. No one can challenge the account that the moon was created. Let's see you do it!! The best so called science has on offer now, is the crackpot story of the big whack!! That challenges nothing.


Completely irrelevant.
It may be irrelevant to your mysterious, minority criteria, whatever it may be! It is relevant to a thread about the moon. Focus.
 
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No need to, the evidence is in the fact that it is experienced by them, not how we can verify that with science.



Bingo thanks for that.

... (snip)

It may be irrelevant to your mysterious, minority criteria, whatever it may be! It is relevant to a thread about the moon. Focus.

You know dad, if we all accepted the Bible as absolutely true, then there would be no question about God's existence, Creationism, IDism or any of this. The fundamental issue is the veracity of the Bible's account of things. If you accept it as absolutely true and many of us don't, then we can argue for eternity and never reach agreement.
 
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No need to, the evidence is in the fact that it is experienced by them, not how we can verify that with science.
Wrong. That is evidence of nothing that they have had an experience of some sort.

Bingo thanks for that.

What kind of evidence do you require? Precisely? Apparently actual witnesses observing stuff is just too frequent for your liking.

False, it is not a fallacy concerning things of the spirit, deal with it. The fallacy is trying to apply it there. Likey or lumpy.

Of course there are, you just seem to require some unmentioned unspecified vague other type of evidence than observations of man, tested over time immemorial.

Well then, address the moon god of Egypt, that is claimed by them to have built the pyramid? What was it, if not the spirit, or 'god', or super natural being?? And how can you support it? What was the resurrection of Jesus we saw? We, being Christians. You can't simply stick your fingers in your ears, cover your eyes, and say la la la la here. You may not dismiss the evidence!!! You are overruled.

The bible is support, how do you like them apples?

Really? What test was that? Pretty vague. I mean if a million people get a shock, when they stick a finer in a lamp socket, and a few claim they don't, I have to ask if it was plugged in!

Not really. If it said Elijah did certain miracles, and that manna fell in the desert, and it was not based on reality, it would not be preserved as sacred. If we did not really see the virgin birth, and life and resurrection of the Messiah, the record would have fallen by the wayside. It was observed. We have the record. We know that record is true, and it was sealed in blood of real people that died for it.

The experience of most men through history is now 'shady'? Strange. Also false for much of it, like the bible, which was not done in a closet, but in the open light, seen by men. What nonsense.

God controls the conditions, and other spirits, that result in spiritual experiences. It always has been totally controlled. You can forget about you controlling squat concerning the spiritual with science. That is only PO controlled.

God evidences to man, and the experience is a spiritual experience. We, being physical men do not zap other men, normally, with some spiritual experience. We receive it. The sources are not physical. The physical pip squeak science cannot control it, or even so much as detect it!! Pitiful.

You made a claim there. Prove it.

No, my claims of a well known spiritual are gospel. Immutable. Absolute, known, a done deal. We are looking at your claims here, and what you think is the criteria of evidence. You just, for example said that no spiritual is required for a spiritual experience!!! Tell us what you think is!!???

Another claim you make here. No one can challenge the account that the moon was created. Let's see you do it!! The best so called science has on offer now, is the crackpot story of the big whack!! That challenges nothing.

It may be irrelevant to your mysterious, minority criteria, whatever it may be! It is relevant to a thread about the moon. Focus.
More of the same...excuses for failing to support your claims.

Try to get this through your head: no number of people agreeing with you is any evidence for your claims. Argumentum ad populum is not evidence.

And then get this through your head: no matter how many times you claim that the spiritual is proven, a "done deal", that doesn't make it so. You claim it exists: the onus is on you to evidence it. You can't. You never do. You just do what you've done in this thread...dance around providing any number of excuses.
 
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I will give you credit for one thing dad -- you can keep a thread going forever that has absolutely no real point whatsoever. I'm in awe of that:bow:
Your inability to see a point is noted. The limits of science in what is known about the interior of the earth, and moon has a point. The real spiritual experience of man, from the early moon god of Egypt, to the men that walked on the moon has a point.

It doesn't get any more real than that.
 
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I have been trying to figure out why I sometimes allow myself to get caught up in a dad-thread. Then I realized it goes like this:

1. Dad makes a vague claim that might call for a response that involves science. Sometimes he initiates threads using a science citation. So I and others like Frumy oblige with science-based responses.

2. Dad responds in his usual way of then denigrating the science provided and moving on to proclaim any science provided will not apply to the conclusion he was going to draw.

3. That sets me off because it is clear dad has set up a debate he thinks he is going to win by shere force of screaming.

4. This is when we scientists start trying to load up the science and we hope to bury him in science.

5. Dad responds again by pointing out that the science that he doesn't understand or disagrees with is not applicable.

6. At this point Dad veers off into philosophy and Logic, so Fishface jumps in with his combination of keen logic/philosophy and science mix.

7. Now Dad takes on all of epistemology with his unique "tactical nuclear gambit". He takes empiricism and slices and dices Hume's ideas with all the surgical finesse of Jack the Ripper and then steps back, epistemological gore dripping off his overalls, hands drenched in the tattered shards of philosophical thought, and he pronounces it good and then twists his elbow giving himself a pat on the back.

8. This is where I grow tired and realize I've got homework for my patent law class to attend to, or I've got a good book on hafnium or JMP statistics software to read, so I meander away only to come back with my meta-analyses.

So it goes.


Thanks for sharing your jumbled excuses for not being able to support your horror fairy tales you desperately seem to want to pretend are science, or somehow intelligent.

Don't let us keep you from your homework. Oh, and maybe an apple for the teacher might be a good gesture?
 
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You know dad, if we all accepted the Bible as absolutely true, then there would be no question about God's existence, Creationism, IDism or any of this. The fundamental issue is the veracity of the Bible's account of things. If you accept it as absolutely true and many of us don't, then we can argue for eternity and never reach agreement.

You know futzman, if we all accepted the same past state as absolutely true, then there would be no question about your claims, the Big Whack, Big Bang or any of this. The fundamental issue is the veracity of the science's account of things, because it is based on a mythical past. If you accept it as absolutely true and many of us don't, then we can argue for eternity and never reach agreement.


So, rather than blather on, and argue, you need to pony up big time here, the evidence for your so called science. You need to erase all spiritual as well, and limit the debate to only the natural. You can't do that. So, no need to argue at all. You already lost.
 
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Wrong. That is evidence of nothing that they have had an experience of some sort.
Really? So then you suggest they really had no experience of any sort? Or....???


More of the same...excuses for failing to support your claims.
My claims are based on supported claims. What is your excuse??

Try to get this through your head: no number of people agreeing with you is any evidence for your claims. Argumentum ad populum is not evidence.

I never said they agree with me. I agree with them. Focus, man. Why call most men liars, unless you have some clue that they are??

And then get this through your head: no matter how many times you claim that the spiritual is proven, a "done deal", that doesn't make it so.
And then get this through your head: no matter how many times you claim that the spiritual is not proven, a "done deal", that doesn't make it so. I kid you not.

You claim it exists: the onus is on you to evidence it.

Most do, yes.

You can't. You never do. You just do what you've done in this thread...dance around providing any number of excuses.
We can we always do, you simply like to deny anything that is of a different belief than yours. I accept all beliefs, and experiences, observations, etc of man. In this thread I have demonstrated that the moon is a spiritual place. That demo is confirmed by modern men of science, and all history, and the bible. Top that!
 
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Really? So then you suggest they really had no experience of any sort? Or....???

My claims are based on supported claims. What is your excuse??

I never said they agree with me. I agree with them. Focus, man. Why call most men liars, unless you have some clue that they are??

And then get this through your head: no matter how many times you claim that the spiritual is not proven, a "done deal", that doesn't make it so. I kid you not.

Most do, yes.

We can we always do, you simply like to deny anything that is of a different belief than yours. I accept all beliefs, and experiences, observations, etc of man. In this thread I have demonstrated that the moon is a spiritual place. That demo is confirmed by modern men of science, and all history, and the bible. Top that!
More of the same. Excuses, avoidance, smart alec answers you probably think are funny or make you look clever...

Do you ever wonder why nobody takes you seriously? Why not even other Christians, not even other YECs on this site defend you? It's because of posts like the above. Because not only do you fail to provide any support for your claims, but you are incapable of even discussing them rationally. At the first sign of requests for evidence, you go off into one of your rants, throwing out excuse after excuse, trying to shift the onus of proof, claiming proof where none exists and attacking positions others haven't even taken.

If you want to have any chance of actually convincing anyone of the truth of your opinions, you need to look at yourself, your attitude, and the way you 'debate'. On the other hand, if you want to continue the way you are, with everyone treating you as a joke, something between a troll and a nuisance, just keep going the way you have been.

When and if you show any signs of being able to actually rationally discuss your position, I'll resume conversation with you. Until then, I'm done with you. Have fun with your fantasies.
 
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Really? So then you suggest they really had no experience of any sort? Or....???

No, you had it right -- they had no "spiritual" experience. It's all psychological.


My claims are based on supported claims. What is your excuse??

Your claims are based on gibberish and blather. post some evidence.


I never said they agree with me. I agree with them. Focus, man. Why call most men liars, unless you have some clue that they are??

I call them mistaken. I can't post what I'd call you.


And then get this through your head: no matter how many times you claim that the spiritual is not proven, a "done deal", that doesn't make it so. I kid you not.

No, you talketh out of your hat. Before you can claim something is "proven," you have to actually prove it. pointing out other people's psychological experiences isn't good enough.

Most do, yes.

So -- prove it.


We can we always do, you simply like to deny anything that is of a different belief than yours. I accept all beliefs, and experiences, observations, etc of man.

Making you the single most credulous human being to ever walk this planet.

In this thread I have demonstrated that the moon is a spiritual place. That demo is confirmed by modern men of science, and all history, and the bible. Top that!

You've done no such thing. All you've done is blather.
 
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7. Now Dad takes on all of epistemology with his unique "tactical nuclear gambit".

The epistemological nuclear bomb - ah, how it makes anyone who knows any epistemology cringe!

He takes empiricism and slices and dices Hume's ideas with all the surgical finesse of Jack the Ripper and then steps back, epistemological gore dripping off his overalls, hands drenched in the tattered shards of philosophical thought, and he pronounces it good and then twists his elbow giving himself a pat on the back.

We all know that creationists have excellent mental... flexibility - turns out they are physical contortionists too.
 
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Thanks for sharing your jumbled excuses for not being able to support your horror fairy tales you desperately seem to want to pretend are science, or somehow intelligent.

Don't let us keep you from your homework. Oh, and maybe an apple for the teacher might be a good gesture?

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See, dad, at least I'm reading something by someone else. That is what is called learning.

Homework is part of learning. It is part of a larger topic called discipline.

You have "the unexamined" where you stash all your fantasies and decree that inside this dark closet anything is possible, except that which threatens to shine a light in.

You're a one-trick pony. And the sad thing is it actually utilizes the first part of a rather interesting philosophical issue. Only problem is, your "trick" is digesting this particular carrot and doing what all ponies ultimately do with carrots.

And we all keep wandering through it here.
 
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