Love Philosophy, thanks for the reminder, I actually need to do some Philosophy homework myself. What are you learning about?
The class is called Principles of Sound Reasoning. Mostly logic stuff. It's actually pretty interesting.
Love Philosophy, thanks for the reminder, I actually need to do some Philosophy homework myself. What are you learning about?
The class is called Principles of Sound Reasoning. Mostly logic stuff. It's actually pretty interesting.
100 percent this.
Saw this discussion on Reddit a few days ago... can't go back there now obviously, but interested to know what you think is mankind's best invention?
ugh, so far ...I would like to see a...
Saw this discussion on Reddit a few days ago... can't go back there now obviously, but interested to know what you think is mankind's best invention?
Did we really invent it?
Does anyone know if the keynote is even over??
Why do people have to spoil it for others? I think people who are mentioning it should be banned. Thanks guys![]()
Yeah it existed before we knew of it. We didn't invent it. The same goes with electricity.i dont think we invented fire, we simply discovered and harnessed it
Question?
I won't spoil it for you guys, but what exactly is the purpose of not wanting to know now? I say this with the utmost respect to your thread.
Question?
I won't spoil it for you guys, but what exactly is the purpose of not wanting to know now? I say this with the utmost respect to your thread.
Question?
I won't spoil it for you guys, but what exactly is the purpose of not wanting to know now? I say this with the utmost respect to your thread.
I've been trying to find as many lesser-ish known Sci-Fi films as I can recently, if you guys have HBO GO "Another Earth" wasn't too bad and reasonably unique and there's a ton of things on Netflix to watch. After I finish catching up on Homeland, what are some of your guys' favorite and not quite as popular Sci-Fi films? I just watched the original Solaris on BD and loved it, re-watched Dune and Moon on BD as well ...