I mean, your peachy personality, and all. . .

You so coy!

damn_registrars has demonstrated himself false to me on several occasions.

The only things new under the sun are the abortions and gender re-assignments.
But those evils don't expose any fresh hell in the human heart.

"considers the Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics to fit with our theology"
and
"but an image of God that is a model of the actual God"
Are you pointing to problems in general, or some theologies in particular?
As a sola scriptura type, I'd like to point to some specific English language scripture as a possible solution, but the same problem heads its ugly rear there, too. Guess we'll have to be humble and rely on faith, no? :-)

Yeah, and, after you check out of the hospital?
Does the machine that goes 'ping' follow you around and stand by to neutralize you in traffic when that machine, inevitably, gets hacked?

I think a read of the Old Testament histories will show that history is more of a sinusoid, prior to His return, and the Really Big Dip at the end.

So, you're going with the Alinsky Rule #12 play? Really? That's it? Are you really so bereft of imagination?

At the cost of anonymity for those who want to frequent such establishments without so much log file trail.
And there are plenty of other use-cases for people wanting their name decoupled from their deeds.
Not all of them are exactly bad, either.

At least it didn't cause global warming

I mean, really: Emacs looks great in character mode and 80 columns. Why all this other faffing about?

. . .his momma was screamin', his dad was mad. . .

Precisely. In lazy evaluation, (and Haskell is the poster child for this) a value is only acquired when needed. So if you write SQL that lets the server off the hook for one fetch, while still adhering to the letter of the law, then (if this theory is true) that's what's happening.

++no