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7/6/15

Click-baaaaait.

7/4/15

Maryville, Tennessee. Right near Knoxville. The geekiest and coolest thing nearby is Oak Ridge, Tennessee. About forty-five minutes from me. The city’s known as the Secret City because it was founded during World War II as part of the Manhattan Project. I believe they refined uranium there. It was kept as secret as…

6/29/15

“Those aren’t assumptions; they are currently unexplainable phenomena.”

6/29/15

It’s not about simply praising God with psalms and hymns and spiritual songs all the time. 1 Cor. 10:31: “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” When asked what the greatest commandment was, Jesus said,

6/29/15

Sorry. Darn super-short editing window! “We’ve never seen baryons or leptons be produced in unequal amounts from anti-baryons or anti-leptons.”

6/29/15

Sir, you win the internet. Congratulations. Have a cat picture.

6/29/15

Please don’t lump us all together. My arguments for intelligent design revolve around stuff like baryon asymmetry and entropy, not the uniqueness of the platypus.

6/29/15

I just realized, aren’t they technically higher on the food chain than us? Mosquitoes eat us, they eat mosquitoes.

6/29/15

I’m a Christian, so I believe that humans have a grander purpose than that (namely, to glorify God and enjoy Him forever).

6/29/15

Things like this creep me out. It’s just bizarre that the adult bugs exist entirely to reproduce, that they can’t even eat.

6/29/15

Haha! Good ole’ Dr. Two-Brains. Me and him tried to take over the world together once. Fine chap.

6/29/15

Does the sky ever actually look like this to the naked eye, with the Milky Way all prple and bluetiful? Or does this kind of shot require long-exposures or something?

6/29/15

I suspect that the light at the horizon is from the sun, rather than light pollution. Could be wrong, but...

6/27/15

Some of the Amazon review suggest its not the best idea to read this as your first Gibson book. What do you think? Should I start with Neuromancer?

6/27/15

Well. That’s a lot to read. Any suggestion about which of that stuff I should start with?

6/25/15

My Little Raptor? I would watch that. I would watch that so hard.

6/24/15

And here’s the link: http://www.sciencefictionalist.com/?p=149

6/24/15

The wit and whimsy of this book are absolutely fantastic. I will never tire of it. I mean, Conclusions is an island which you can jump to.

6/24/15

The Green Book.

6/22/15

Well it got two thumbs up from my 8-year-old friend who saw it. He especially liked the really cool guy who was friends with the raptors and didn’t get eaten by them, even when they turned bad!