EM pulse
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RyanDev wrote:
which I claimed I know nothing about.
You stated nothing in "the beginning" that indicated you had no knowledge of the history.
RyanDev wrote:
Perhaps you need to reread the thread to stay in context before responding because you're usually all over the place.
You made a statement, which I quoted, and provided a contrasting view with historical accuracy. If you don't feel your original statement was in fact in some way relevant then you shouldn't have made it.
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If you don't feel your original statement was in fact in some way relevant then you shouldn't have made it.
What in the world are you actually talking about?
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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If you don't feel your original statement was in fact in some way relevant then you shouldn't have made it.
What in the world are you actually talking about?
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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RyanDev wrote:
What in the world are you actually talking about?
If you can't remember the thread then I suggest you re-read it.
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I sometimes wonder if a giant EM pulse took out everything in the world, would it be a better place? No computers, no cell phones. Would miss the transportation. [edit]Actually saw a documentary about this the other day[/edit]
Had battery trouble with the bike. :mad: I do miss the transportation.
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If you can't explain yourself then don't post.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Your inability to understand does not instantly translate into a problem for everyone else.
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I sometimes wonder if a giant EM pulse took out everything in the world, would it be a better place? No computers, no cell phones. Would miss the transportation. [edit]Actually saw a documentary about this the other day[/edit]
djj55 wrote:
I sometimes wonder if a giant EM pulse took out everything in the world, would it be a better place? No computers, no cell phones.
The answer is clearly no. Those are just amoral tools which do not make the world either good or bad. They goodness and badness is in the user. An since people will still exist, the world will not be any better or worse. In effect, the corrupt soul will still exist.
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Unfortunately, with most great advancements in technology there are wonderful things and then terrible things. For example, with the internet it is incredibly easy to get access to information. But at the same time pornography is pervasive as well. So, getting rid of it all would get rid of a lot of evil but would also get rid of a lot of good.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
RyanDev wrote:
For example, with the internet it is incredibly easy to get access to information. But at the same time pornography is pervasive as well.
I'm not seeing the terrible thing?
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RyanDev wrote:
For example, with the internet it is incredibly easy to get access to information. But at the same time pornography is pervasive as well.
I'm not seeing the terrible thing?
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I'm not seeing the terrible thing?
Glad to hear that you aren't watching porn. :)
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
Not at the moment, but +1 for the wit.