[Closed] Cosmic Abandonment

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It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it - Aristotle

That quote should be a sticky on this forum.

EDIT haven't watched beyond the first five minutes, but will do later when I've time.

lol, funny post OP

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It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it - Aristotle

That quote should be a sticky on this forum.

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I think cosmics should be abandoned until mavic update their rim profile.

[i]Males have more teeth than females in the case of men, sheep, goats, and swine[/i]

Aristotle

a) he badly needs a script (so that he can stop repeating everything he says twice)

b) I'm 15 mins in and he's not actually got to his subject yet, all he's doing is setting a structure around how his material is "allowed" to be viewed. He's just told me that if I'm sceptical I won't get anything from it. Which says something about how good he thinks his case is I suppose 😆

c) he needs to stop shouting

Onward

"In future podcasts I'll be dealing with my own abandonment issues"

Yep, I think we've hit gold, right at 19:03 in....Poor lamb

So, to recap, we are the offspring of a genetically engineered version of early hominids bred for manual labour because (although they could travel across vast tracts of space) a group of space-farer "parents" (remember the abandonment issues?) hadn't figured out a decent way of large scale mining with machinery... (isn't that the plot of a particularly bad L Ron Hubbard book?)

Yep, seems credible so far...

Need to wash the car.

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Not only can they do space flight but not mining they can't make paper but can Jerry rig batteries using papyrus storeage jars? I assume Eric von Danekin's estate will be suing .

I love the certainties a closed mind gives me.

Cosmic Psychos?

Yes it was in Mud Cows.

Males have more teeth than females in the case of men, sheep, goats, and swine - Aristotle

Is that intended to invalidate the previous quote?

Nope, it just reminds us that Aristotle wasn't an ancient purveyor of "truth".

The video is awful, but at least it isn't some whiney band this time…

So, to recap, we are the offspring of a genetically engineered version of early hominids bred for manual labour because (although they could travel across vast tracts of space) a group of space-farer "parents" (remember the abandonment issues?) hadn't figured out a decent way of large scale mining with machinery... (isn't that the plot of a particularly bad L Ron Hubbard book?)

Nope, it just reminds us that Aristotle wasn't an ancient purveyor of "truth".

Who has said that he was?

lasted 10 secs and thought I was watching

the cosmos is cool enough, without a load of pseudo mystical bollox

Nope, it just reminds us that Aristotle wasn't an ancient purveyor of "truth".