At this moment I have 13 simultaneous downloads for each part of the Cosmos documentary series by Carl Sagan. I only watched a 3 minute clip and I felt that was enough to download all... 8 gigabytes of it. He was really something.
Oh, and I've also found this website: http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/ which is an 'index' to creationist claims. It basically destroys everyone I've used, besides the ghost and some of the Qu'ran stuff.
Science has a really deep and warm place inside my heart, no matter how hard it is to understand. I feel really enlightened, and the thing is, I still feel like I know so little.
If this blog to be analyzed sometime in the future, it would probably be best used as a perfect example the power of belief by an ordinary (I mean, awesome) open minded person. All while... I end up becoming the person I used to despise. I may still sound a little libertarian, but I'm also becoming what I used to hate: a liberal. I'll just say I suppose, I'm a bit left leaning libertarian. Perhaps I'll end up a full one, but I'll still retain some things the CATO institute showed me. You don't know how hard it is to just cough that out. My life is like is some ridiculous journey through knowledge, all thanks to the internet. Man, am I glad I have it. I look around everyday, looking at peers. So many of them are so lost: doing drugs, not caring about life, stupid shit like that.
I'm listening to the Amelie soundtrack, it's pretty; if that's a proper adjective able to describe music. It makes me happy. Well, I have to do this homework that I should have done before. I don't understand how I can sit down and read stuff from a computer all day, but can't sit down with a book and read it for more than an hour. If I can break that habit, I'm set for life. I'd only need to study and really get the facts into my head.
I'll post later after finishing watching that movie (grammar?), I presume.
See you.
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