Crazy french. Oh wait, [I]follez Francaise[/I].

omg its ridiculous. they insta ban for various memes. i went there last year and got banned for saying someones mother takes it up the *** from a jihadist terrorist and i got banned cause the mod didnt know what a jihadist was.

lulz

hahaha

lol Evan are you sure you weren't bad for the rest of that sentence?

Not that it should be a bannable offense to say that unless it's a preschool forum.

hah

[QUOTE=gaslight;17075775]lol Evan are you sure you weren't bad for the rest of that sentence?

Not that it should be a bannable offense to say that unless it's a preschool forum.[/QUOTE]

nah in the message you get for why you get banned he said "i dont know what a jihadist is so im banning you"

i've never been banned from anywhere

Haha. Well, he might have been screwing with you there. You'd have to be utterly retarded not to know what a jihad is, especially if you're American. That'd be like a dartboard not knowing what a dart is.

Aaron called me Dave Mustaine

you are

i'm sure i would know

shut up dave.

[QUOTE=I_WEAR_RED_PANTS;17075802]Aaron called me Dave Mustaine[/QUOTE]

hehehe

oh yeah, well if i was Dave Mustaine wouldn't i be in a band called megadeth

and have red hair?

i said shut up dave! do i need to call lars over???

yes, i have a friend who is obsessed with lars

Hungry up in here.

[quote=The Bible, yo]1 Corinthians 6:12

12"Everything is permissible for me"—but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible for me"—but I will not be mastered by anything.[/quote]

Deep.

give me a philosophy text anyday

[url]http://people.ambrosiasw.com/~andrew/funny/bloodcyber.html[/url]

lol

im listening to isis all the way through. this is groundbreaking

What album?

panopticon I hope :D

that album is so good

Yeah that's a great album.

I have this Isis remixes double CD. It'd be a task to listen through it all in one go.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17075857]give me a philosophy text anyday[/QUOTE]
[I]The Structure of Scientific Revolutions[/I] by Thomas Kuhn.
[I]Myth of the Framework[/I] by Karl Popper
[I]Proofs and Refutations[/I] by Imre Lakatos
[I]Conjectures and Refutations[/I] by Karl Popper
[I]From Falling Bodies to Radio Waves[/I] and [I]From X-rays to Quarks[/I] by Emilio Segre.

oceanic actually. i need to d/l panopticon some time.

I think I have all the Isis releases up to Panopticon on CD.

[QUOTE=Chu;17075891][I]The Structure of Scientific Revolutions[/I] by Thomas Kuhn.
[I]Myth of the Framework[/I] by Karl Popper
[I]Proofs and Refutations[/I] by Imre Lakatos
[I]Conjectures and Refutations[/I] by Karl Popper
[I]From Falling Bodies to Radio Waves[/I] and [I]From X-rays to Quarks[/I] by Emilio Segre.[/QUOTE]

i'm reading Thus Spake Zarathustra by Nietzsche

karl popper seems to be universally panned in every philosophy guide i've read :/

i dont like reading philosophy. the wording is too dense for me. I like hearing synopsis of their ideas though

Yeah there is a lot of padding in them.

I also like reading synopses of them, saves me the annoyed feeling I get when I have to read through heaps of something I don't agree with.

thus spake zarathustra is not dense at all, it's a breeze to read

Yeah Nietzsche is a good bit of fun, he's a bit dreary at times though.

I feel for anyone who tried to publish their thoughts back when the Catholic church would kill you for not thinking like them.

yeah

i really must purchase The Running Man on DVD

All the books I listed are more or less, about the approaches to science, both in a historical context and further the actual application, why something more or less "works", or what we value as a correct answer in the current paradigm, identifies the different events which can take place during a paradigm, which have historically hinted towards a paradigm shift etc (which historically has repeated the same process numerous times during the evolution in science), and a lot of different approaches to logical arguments (which are hot).

They're not very intense reads (well, [I]Conjectures...[/I] re. Popper gets kinda intense), if a lazy stoner can chill back and read them, they're ok :)

Can I please have free copies?

If not, how much is one.

[quote=big80smullet;17075943]i dont like reading philosophy. the wording is too dense for me. I like hearing synopsis of their ideas though[/quote]
It's not philosophy, but Noam Chomsky's [I]Hegemony or Survival[/I] is good sociopolitical commentary. You'd probably like it better; he's a linguist so he doesn't waffle.

Chomsky is great. I watched [I]Manufacturing Consent[/i] not all that long ago, superb documentary about the media and how it runs everything.

Also, The Corporation was a great doco directed by the same guy featuring Chomsky amongst others.

He's too easily dismissed in PNWI. Bitches.

Go contribute to my R&M Post-Rock Thread Haz, you saucy minx.