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Comment Re:Religious spam on Slashdot (Score 1) 19

About two weeks, if I remember correctly. I've had a few long-running debates end just as they were getting interesting. I believe the engine for the main page and the journal entries is the same code, with just a tag in a separate table in the back end database. Anyway, that's the way it worked the last time I looked at the "open source slashdot" code back in, I think, 2001? Might have changed since then.

Comment Re:Why are you here? (Score 1) 19

I don't find it unexpected....it is after all a series of poetical allegories describing what people knew at the time, and much of our current understanding of cosmology is extremely influenced by the faith of the past, starting with the entire idea that the world is intelligible to begin with. After all, if the atheists were right and it was all random, there'd be no patterns to discover, and likely not even enough organization in the universe for life to exist.

Comment Re:funny (Score 1) 405

"Only by" are the keywords here. A Serial hybrid vehicle that can accept a large range of fuels and charging technologies would be the obvious answer. Something like a snow cat, with deployable wind generator, solar panels, and a reserve diesel/alcohol multifuel generator may make sense in the northern territories.

Comment Re:ok... (Score 1) 71

Just shows he might have more of a science background than he lets on.

The job of Pope is about protecting the Deposit of Faith, and about explaining Truth with Reason. Pope Francis is particularly bad at it, but he's by far not the first to be particularly bad at it. In 2000 years, there have been plenty that are worse.

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