So far just a reposting of some old journal entries... | |
Thursday, September 1st, 2011 | |
A brief mention of my religious belief (I only have one). Actual | |
theory but, presently, it's so highly speculative that it border | |
belief. In the jumble of multiverse theories the notion of infi | |
seems to be a constant. Infinite universes cycling over infinit | |
whether sequentially, in parallel or multidimensionally in which | |
that is not strictly forbidden will not only happen, it will hap | |
infinite number of times. And one thing I know with certainty t | |
not forbidden is that a sentient, self-aware organism that calls | |
Jim is writing these lines and I am that organism... | |
Continued... | |
Friday, August 15th, 2011 | |
I'll be trying to accomplish two things with this post. First, t | |
writing something I have been churning and refining in my mind f | |
some time and, secondly, to see if I can describe in words what | |
normally be illustrated with images. Sort of a little mental ex | |
my part. | |
Continued... | |
Thursday, August 8th, 2011 | |
After reading the post Plants as Persons: A Philosophical Botany | |
decided, as an experiment, to construct an ethical food pyramid. | |
descends from the most ethical to the least ethical ways to fill | |
pie-hole. Once you throw out sentience as a qualifier you get s | |
interesting results: | |
Continued... | |
Sunday, June 19th, 2011 | |
The problem I gave myself was to design a religion. No small tas | |
to be completely reconciled with science, both existing and futu | |
not be in and of itself scientific. It had to incorporate symbo | |
ceremony yet not be an anachronism. Dogma or rigidity were best | |
Most of all it had to be something I wouldn't feel silly in prof | |
practicing, if I was given to such things. Here is a sparse, in | |
framework I devised: | |
Continued... | |