Anti-Darwin Awards : Nail In Brain WTF !!!

[Atheist-Lite]

Admit it. He was and is a walking fucking miracle. You do it and see how lucky you are?

[JimC]

The word "miracle" is used these days by most people in a very different way to its original, religious meaning.

[Atheist-Lite]

The word "miracle" is used these days by most people in a very different way to its original, religious meaning.

Try telling that to a atheist? Speaking as a nihilist here you understand?

[JimC]

The word "miracle" is used these days by most people in a very different way to its original, religious meaning.

Try telling that to a atheist? Speaking as a nihilist here you understand?

Well, I told it to myself, who listened intently and agreed with me...

[FBM]

As long as all the voices agree...

[Gawdzilla Sama]

As long as all the voices agree...

[Tero]

This year was pretty good for God. Capsized cruise ship, good warning! Nail in head, mm from danger. Good of him to do miracles on simple folk who appreciate Him.

No tsunamis or fukushimas this year, God! Ok?

[Mr.Samsa]

Nope. A miracle is anything that's sufficiently unlikely, unexpected, unusually good or otherwise outside of your normal experience.

The ICP told me so!

Fucking magnets, how do they work?!

[Atheist-Lite]

Nope. A miracle is anything that's sufficiently unlikely, unexpected, unusually good or otherwise outside of your normal experience.

The ICP told me so!

Fucking magnets, how do they work?!

[FBM]

Charge and spin alignment of atoms, IIRC.

[JimC]

Charge and spin alignment of atoms, IIRC.

Exactly.

Moving or spinning charges generate a magnetic field. However you want to view such an entity at a deeper level, the existence of such a field has highly predictable effects; a model that can predict effects in the observable universe with accuracy and consistency has something going for it...

A step beyond angels doing a bump and grind on the end of a pin...

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Charge and spin alignment of atoms, IIRC.

Exactly.

Moving or spinning charges generate a magnetic field. However you want to view such an entity at a deeper level, the existence of such a field has highly predictable effects; a model that can predict effects in the observable universe with accuracy and consistency has something going for it...

A step beyond angels doing a bump and grind on the end of a pin...

Yeah, but how do they work?

[FBM]

Charge and spin alignment of atoms, IIRC.

Exactly.

Moving or spinning charges generate a magnetic field. However you want to view such an entity at a deeper level, the existence of such a field has highly predictable effects; a model that can predict effects in the observable universe with accuracy and consistency has something going for it...

A step beyond angels doing a bump and grind on the end of a pin...

Yeah, but how do they work?

You do get down to the deeper question of how like charges repel and unlike charges attract. I think at some point there's nothing left to say but 'that's the way it is.'

[Gawdzilla Sama]

So they don't work?

[Atheist-Lite]

So they don't work?

If you drop them they stop working. I think the little people inside get jiggled about and can no longer hold the fort because the geeks says something about there being domains in there. Must be weird to be that tiny.