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Illness of the mind takes even the great ones- sometimes it takes them more frequently.
A wonderful example of talent that was taken far too soon.
Transparent to some. Noticed by all.
09:58 Feb 11 2009 Times Read: 703
Today VR suffers a great loss. Were the last whale to vanish from the Earth, how many of us would notice? And yet, such losses, whether noted or not, shatter a major piece of our world.
I can't imagine a time or form of my life which could be so fulfilled that I might find myself sufficiently content as to hold the slightest concern for anyone's rating practices.
If ratings are a big deal, you are indeed fortunate; are you not?
Perhaps you shall die tomorrow as one lost and forgotten on a deserted planet, so distant and isolated as to have little more than a memory of Earth, life or humanity. And no one was looking.
If not the most clever girl in the world, then at least the most clever to take a guess. :)
Opinions verses Evidence
18:47 Feb 07 2009 Times Read: 744
It seems whenever a difference of beliefs arises, there are some who will suggest that it's simply a difference of opinion. Sometimes they're right. Where the evidence has spoken, it's no longer a matter of opinion.
I'm likely missing your point, Sinora, but I can offer only that it is the quality of the evidence which counts and that's independent from who presents it.
Baseball? Football? They both spend most of their time just standing or sitting around. Cyclists, on the other hand (you knew that was coming), change clothes, eat and even take care of nature's call, from the bike. Five hours of racing means, five hours of racing.
A choice?
09:10 Feb 04 2009 Times Read: 770
The politician tells us what we want to hear and is continually berated for lying.
The scientist tells us what can be demonstrated to be true and is continually berated for not telling us what we want to be true.
The diplomat tells us a version of what can be demonstrated to be true, in a way that sounds like what we want to believe.
The politician and the diplomat are revered by the majority for their deception. The scientist is a jerk for his blunt honesty.
Tell us we're right and we'll sing your praises. Show us when we're not right and we'll find a high branch and a strong rope.
We ask only for the truth... but make sure it's "our truth".
I see so many seeking vantage points to review their life after they die, some seek deeper meaning to this life.. I settle for a deeper understanding, people that do are fascinating ( not sensational).
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