Considering the very probable chance that there is no divinity of any sort, it is very likely that this monk has definitely waisted his life.
What is up? Wasted his life? The same would be said of someone who spent most of their time on the internet or playing games! It made him happy, so he WON at life! He did not fail! Not everyone can invent a cure for polio or land on the moon! I am proud of this monk! Hummanity would be better off if more people spent their time "wasting their life" like this guy does.
Spending most of your life on the internet is not the same as spending most of it practicing religion. With religion, one dedicates their entire life to a certain creed based on the belief that there is some sort of divinity or deity which they must answer to. The problem with a religious life is that it will have been entirely in vain if there is indeed no divinity or deity since the absence of one nullifies the religion. Essentially, assuming that there is no divinity or deity, a religious person's life will have been devoted to a lie. As for spending your life on the internet, it may be a pretty low on the social scale, but it's not based on a potential lie. Hence, if someone dies after spending most of their life on the internet, their life would not have been spent in vain; it would have merely been a little lame.
But he was happy. And having a happy life in my book, is a good life.
[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] They can do nothing but talk...they can't cure...same as yourawsavon
But cancer isnt a good analogy. Because i can help him with this because its all in his head (unless he has a condition). So you honestly think an untrained HS student with a chest defect will provide better help than a trained professional...come on now I am going to be straight with you. I think you know you are wrong but don't want to admit it...you have flip-flopped quite a number of times in this thread But that is just my thoughts on this exchange Im somone with first hand experience with being self consious about a deformity. And i can tell him that its better and worth it to just get over it, the surgery isnt worth it, especially because of his normal looking nose. Thats better advice than any trained proffesional can give. I have a deformity, but i got over it, and now im happy. How is my condition not releavent? What advice would you have given? My thoughts havent changed, care to explain?
Tips? Tricks? I have one, forge world is not flat. So when adding buildings, add a block to the bottom as a base. This is the same as the foundation for a house. This will let your building be straight, steady, and not have blades of super grass poking through the floor. You then use stairs to connect it to the floor. :)
[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] Your approach is flawed b/c you are setting yourself up as the standard...this does not work b/c people are individuals...there is no standard You are not helping...like the cancer patient trying to cure another patientrawsavon
But the cancer patient can give advice to help deal with the cancer. This is what im doing. They can do nothing but talk...they can't cure...same as you But cancer isnt a good analogy. Because i can help him with this because its all in his head (unless he has a condition).
Yeah they do, i got a friend that uses them and i can notice a difference. I keep forgetting to get some for myself actually, thanks for reminding me.KiIIyou
Thanks for reminding me as well tc. :) my mom tried them, they work wonders.
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