"Infants laughing or crying is not becuase of memories of past lives."
The mixing of religious and non-religious beliefs in an individual.
Is the triangle superior to the circle?
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Permalink Reply by Kernel John on -
Here, here.
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Permalink Reply by Khem the Is Real-ite on -
Idiot. The phrase is "hear, hear". Psychopaths are generally in the average to slightly below average group in terms of I.Q. More proof that you have been accurately diagnosed by Dr. Khem.
Also more proof that "psychology" is at best a pseudo-science, since over several years of interacting with psycho Psalvis, Roman has not once clued into the fact that he (Psalvis) is a textbook case!
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Permalink Reply by Kernel John on
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Roman, without tension, there would be no change. Some say, tension or tensegrity holds the universe together. This is what imagination does. It holds the seed of tension between current reality and vision of the ideal future state - whatever that may be. If true, it would be quite incredible to think that we create the futures in which we live.
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Permalink Reply by Kernel John on
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Khem, I'm pretty certain you're reference to psychopath is pretty much off target. What you observe is the slip of one who is dyslexic that does not read well or often. I'm glad to confess, my friend . . . I am a lefty and proud of it.
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Permalink Reply by Roman Kozlowski on -
Kem. Wy da yoo feal da nede ta bi zo krool? We all make mistakes. My problem is I type to fast, my flow of ideas being more important than my spell or grammar checks. You can be a right tit sometimes.
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Permalink Reply by Roman Kozlowski on
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Tensegrity, a new word for me. I like that. Thanks for that little gem, I'll use that in future.
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Permalink Reply by doug on -
And who set it all up to be like that? It did not just happen, as many would have us believe.
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Permalink Reply by Kernel John on
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Yes, think of an egg. It is held together by tensegrity.
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Permalink Reply by Khem the Is Real-ite on
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Permalink Reply by Roman Kozlowski on
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Ah yes, Fuller's 'Tensional Intergity'.
Thanks Khem
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Permalink Reply by Roman Kozlowski on
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Sorry Khem, I meant 'Tensional Integrity'.
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Permalink Reply by Khem the Is Real-ite on
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Is the carrot superior to the turnip? Is this discussion more trivial than Psalvis's postings?
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