First time I ever heard "Warm kitty, soft kitty" on BBT, I thought it was another verse of this song...

Hey... BBT is still alive... thats nice.

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Boo, I can't find a replacement.

Yeah, I was trying to find a copy of the BBT "Defcon 5" bit for The Five Giveaway, but I couldn't find one where embedding was allowed.


Yeah, it's lame.

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Boo, I can't find a replacement.

Yeah, I was trying to find a copy of the BBT "Defcon 5" bit for The Five Giveaway, but I couldn't find one where embedding was allowed.

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@shinyblurry

Sorry for the delay... had some "real life" to deal with (as well as a little sift-nonsense).

Mainstream big bang theory says time and space had a beginning.

Yes, but that's not what we were talking about. You said all matter (material) sprang forth from nothing and BBT doesn't agree.

What about behaviors that have no advantage, which are actually determintal to your survival? Self-sacrifice, for instance..Someone who runs into a burning building to save a baby risking death to do it. If all morality is just selfishness, how do you explain this behavior. It's foolish from that standpoint, because it makes you less likely to survive. Why do people risk their lives for others?

You're the one who said we only act selfishly, not me. I don't believe that at all. My point was specifically that both selfish and non-selfish behavior are part of our nature to varying degrees and that non-selfish behavior tends to benefit us (biologically) more as a species than selfish behavior. That's all that's necessary for evolution to provide morality.

What if you have three men, and two decide that the other cannot be trusted..so they kill him. They did harm, but they think it was for the best, so is that ok? This is what morality by concensus easily leads to, when it is just mere opinion and agreement.

I think you're arguing whether or not this is a good system whereas I'm just stating that it's how it works. However, if we follow through on your example, those two men would probably face severe punishment (and/or death) for those actions because they went against the consensus of what the larger population thinks is moral behavior. Evolution by both natural and artificial selection.

While it's a subtle distinction, I believe it's an important one: There's a difference between making a decision based on your emotions and making a decision based on how it will effect other people. Yes, I believe that not causing harm or distress to other people is an objective base. I realize that's controversial.

Without an absolute standard of good which people have to obey, it could only be subjective opinion.

Agree. Unfortunately that's all we've got. Even your God doesn't stop or prevent people from doing horrible things. He leaves us to fend for ourselves and do the best we can.

God told us that everyone is equal. The bible is the original source for the conception of equality for all people, men and women, free or not. Knowing that, I would never deign to be someones "master", since I myself am only a servent and no better than they are.

God told us that it's ok to beat a slave as long as we don't kill him. Only Israelites are above slavery.

In Exodus we're told that if a bull goes on a killing spree, the bull and the bull's owner are to be put to death. However, if the bull kills slaves, then the bull's owner owes the slaves' owners some cash.

The NT is a little softer (not surprisingly) on slaves, but still states that it's ok to own people so long as you treat them reasonably well.

Generally, were you ok with slavery and other immoral acts before your conversion? Did you really need to be told that these things were wrong? Or did you already know? I bet you already knew and I bet you were no less moral a person then than you are now.

Can't wait for BBT season 3!

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^"Rocket Scientist!? You might as well call me a toll booth operator. I'm a theoretical physicist!"


Well, I get the BBT reference

I love BBT!!

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This show is hilarious.

Totally. Also, Big Bang Theory!


NO. BBT sucks balls.

like the whole mc lovin thing, but the mumbling one-liners in the trailer make it look like a dozer.....good for a few moments perhaps???

What about Scoundrel's Club, that hadda star even..(BBT)
nerds beware, there has not been a great film yet with ya'll since "A brief History of Time".....now that's a man with a sense of humor, timing, and authentic class......dream on dweebs....!!!!

...wait, there!! In The Mirror!!!! AAUAUAUAUAGHHHHHH!!!!