I know you will, and trust me, I thought deep and hard about this, but even though I read and cherished all your love letters and emails begging me to stay, in the end I just had to do what is best for me. Believe me, this was not as hard for me as it was for you but eventually it would happen. It's better to have done it while I still had some sanity left.
You are very welcome to visit any time you want, though, but I'm guessing you won't. And that is one of the reasons why I had to leave: you are too close-minded and wouldn't let me grow, learn, improve and be happy. I know you mean well and that deep down you think you're doing the right thing and that there's nothing wrong with your closed world. I wish I could show you. I wish you would listen. I wish you could change. But I know you won't. And that's OK, I forgive you.
XXX,
borfast
PS - Don't forget to feed jeff and stroke his head, he loves it and it makes him happy.
PPS - http://theoatmeal.com/comics/b...
The suits are seeking monetary damages on behalf of potentially millions of users of the three companies.
Cool! I'm a user of google and facebook, so if they win, I'll get some mone... oh, wait...
I simply don't understand how this idiotic flood of lawsuits from everyone suing everyone else is still allowed. I mean, has anyone stopped to think of how much time and money is wasted on stupid cases? Not that this subject isn't important but come on, seeking monetary damages on behalf of the users?! WTF?!
There are many instances of one species wiping another out of existence.
Knowingly?
Causing the situation by means of their actions and not doing anything (or very little) about it?
No, of course not, but the specific situations you mentioned are man-driven. Besides, no species become extinct in those situations any more than, for example, the Iberian Wolf became extinct; they disappeared from southern Portugal and Spain but they're not extinct.
We are natural, indeed. Unless someone else created us (I don't believe in a god or a "superior entity", btw).
So we're either a glitch in Nature's seemingly perfect system, or a far technologically superior alien race made us.
That's actually a thought that crossed my mind a few times. Not that I give it any credibility or much thought at all but sometimes I imagine that we're nothing but tiny little particles in someone else's universe. Kind of like the galaxy in MIB 1
"When it comes to humility, I'm the greatest." -- Bullwinkle Moose