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I like my title.

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I do not expect to add to my list very much.

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Really, the most sensible thing for most civilians to do when a fight breaks out in the middle of town is to leg it.

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How can you be truly the most effective you can be if you don't use canisters?

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The thing only has power over me in the script, the Fanfix thread, and my profile. So the thing's effects are not wearing off.

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"They" are the voices, of course.

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And they want you to give Dikiyoba all your money as well.

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Since you can't seem to hear the voices, Dikiyoba will just have to tell you what they say. The voices demand that you give all your money to Dikiyoba. Also, they want all the lawn chemicals that the Silent Assassin has stockpiled.

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Remote areas are the easiest to make, cuts back on the amount of detail/dialogue you need to put in. Also, makes the whole monster plague concept pretty easy (just don't make so much sense in a highly urban setting).

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Since we all are the different personalities of one schizophrenic, who is being a fan of spiderweb games and buys them everytime another one personality appear, we do exist. We can see the proof everytime we look into the mirror. So why arguing? :P

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Exactly a year ago tomorrow, I think.

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They're criminals? *scratches head*

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No. If you look at at a leaf and see green, then call another person over, have them see green too, then do a scientific study determining that the leaf is green, I would consider that proof.

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I think it's safe to assume that Servant Minds require far more skill, effort, and resources to create than Spawners do. You know... that whole "mind" part.

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Creator -- I don't want quotes, they are worthless because they can easily be taken out of context, not even considering the possibility that the author could be either inaccurate or imprecise. Quotes are worthless without either direct experimental evidence or theoretical formulations to back them up.

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Has Dikiyoba made Dikiyoba's self clear yet?

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t's clear that avoiding bans and posting spam is increasing at a mind-boogling rate. We no longer have the mod-power to be able to combat this menace. Therefore, there is only one solution:

Legalize it.

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As I understand religion you need (a ) a belief in a sacred dimension (something that goes beyond everyday, mundane stuff) (b) distinctive religious practices or behaviours that conform to (a), above and (c)rituals of religous practice that bond individuals to the sacred dimension. Together, the three items above can work to bind a community (of like minded believers) together and make it unique.

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Creator, even in your example, you've created a rule. "God created the universe especially for me so that I can do whatever I want." The rule here is the "I can do whatever I want" part, because it establishes some form of sanctioned order, and here, one that is conveniently in the practitioner's interest.

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You asked when you died. I responded. Don't shoot the messenger.

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Are you two bad at sarcasm or just not bright?

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*i didn't say you don't study science, he said you haven't studies the specific science behind evolution. You clearly haven't.

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The vast majority of mutations aren't beneficial. Actually, most have no real effect. Once in a while, though, a mutation is beneficial, or the result of many neutral mutations is beneficial. That's evolutionary "progress" (even though progress is the wrong word, really).

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There are a number of hypotheses for how life began. None of them are accepted yet. All of them have some merit and some problems. None of them involve sparks suddenly starting life.

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it can and apparently did happen.

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Some kind of lightning-strike alchemy forming a CD with information on it is literally impossible.

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A CD and its contents are probably more complex than early life, too.

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Care to give some "proof" that goes beyond anecdote? Also, who cares there isn't proof that there isn't a god? There is no proof there aren't gremlins and unicorns, but we don't believe in those.

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and you couldn't even address the two arguments I gave last time.

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You know what? No amount of evidence would convince you because you are unwilling to even learn the basic science behind what you are criticizing.

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Why can't life simply be the result of a chemical reaction?" and I had no answer. What I meant, however, was not life, which could easily be the result of a chemical reaction, but consciousness. Why is it that I have a mind, that I can see and hear and think and have all these things interact? How do physical phenomena like chemical reactions and electricity cause consciousness?

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Next Tuesday at ten past three. GMT. That okay?

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The new script is amazing, but is it just me, or is it being published slower than Episode 1?

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Diki - employ more monkey authors!

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but it's rather pointless to try to argue that God trumps science because science has won every time. If God really didn't want science to be the truth, he'd be intervening.

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Microevolution has been extensively, even excessively, documented. It happens. Mutation happens and has been seen too. Macroevolution from mutation has also been documented in labs. Speciation happens and we've seen it. All that's left is "irreducible complexity,"

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You can't possibly expect that to qualify as proof...

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