ZU, and I did send a reply in regards to SL and such.

ok PM sent, enjoy.

ok I will keep you up to date starting with the prologue I wont send another part til it is done and ready to be sent.

People really don't have any justification for being as stupid as they are being around here.

Do you know any idiots that base their monthly expenditures on their earnings before taxes?

If something bores me I find no reason to remain there.

If I cannot get something done, I will not stick around. Not knowing anyone in SL makes it hard to just hang around there, it's really a social thing. Very boring alone. If you have a fat wallet and can find a ton of stuff that interests you to use it on, it's not too bad, but I've grown tired of that.

Same problem in WoW, can't get anything done because I don't know anyone horde side and have no guild, so all those group quests and elite mobs I can't kill alone hinder my progress severely.

I know I have high expectations of myself.

15 right now at 4113 words.

(if you want to read quit dancing around and ask dude)

fantasy, maybe a bit o war. There are 7 books planned, I had one "done" then I read lotr, then I read the second unification then I said "wow my book is ****, I should rewrite it"

I am writing about my world AlzioGrisima, book 1 (the first unification) I finished the prologue yesterday and am working on chapter 1

you posted that on your wall, BUT non the less I shall get to work!

oh.
then write of course.

well I've nothing to do tomorrow
I've been depriving myself of sleep for YEARS
not likely to forget a single detail

ought I sleep or write Mr. Erasmus?

Peace. Although, it would likely come at the cost of stagnation to the intellectual field for a while, especially if this perfect, mutual understanding to were to supplant our current understanding of other cultures though the filter of translation, or the understanding of other philosophies through the filter of interpretation. It is those filters that take what we’ve known, refine it, and perhaps reveal something we did not know. But I don't think it's necessary to rely on the past, to use it as a crutch, and while saying that, I'm not suggesting that we ignore it either.

By my question yesterday I was just musing (actually worried) about how much value we place on referencing past thoughts. I was thinking of a situation in lecture where one student responded to the professor's question on aphasia, noting only the current text and applying her own assessment of the situation, while the next student who responded said essentially the same thing just by mentioning a past instance of the same disease and how it was treated. The second student was lauded and the rest of the class was just an expansion the procedure referenced in his answer. Why is it that a logical deduction based on empirical data (the first student’s response) was debunked by a regurgitation of that empirical data (the second student’s response) when both answers came to the same conclusion?

Even looking at your own response, I felt that he you had put much consideration and originality into it and I admired it (and still do). But then I thought about why I admired it and I realized that I was, to a degree, practicing the same love of affectation that drives some students to use only quotes as their substance, some sermons to use only platitudes as their talking points, and I’d even go as far as to say that it’s the same pretention that causes some of the patrons at the library where I work to peruse the stacks; It’s not a love of knowledge but a love of seeming to be knowledgeable.

But then again, I've made references of my own in this response. It's just that the lines between progress, stagnation, and decadence are so arbitrary that I don't know when to marvel or when to feel disgusted.

(Also, rauchen is bad for you ^_-)

lol oh!!
! hi
yeah that thing you said made me laugh so hard!
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uhh..... do I know you? :S



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well anyone can fly in sl it's set up that way.

There are wings that can make you fly more realistically though, like a bird. I have some like that.

Sure I guess it's fun. It really depends, you only get out what you put in.

It's really a place where creators would have the most fun, since you can build anything.

I know people who actually create timepieces. Watches. Real working watches that people can wear on the wrists of their avatars.

People can make things like that incredibly small and incredibly detailed, and they can also create huge things, like buildings, in fact everything you see except for terrain is user created and terrain itself can be molded to suit the user's needs.

I'm not a creator, I just use things. My avatar's end result is the only thing I could be said to have created.

It's got a lot of possibilities, musicians put on live shows in SL and stuff.

It isn't a game though. It's not like WoW where you login and there is stuff that needs doing, in SL you have to look for things to do.

I used to have friends there but I've been gone a long time, much like from WoW, and so I don't know anyone. It's tough.

well I dont think you can use SL if you cant even run WoW.

There arent many people in certain level ranges in WoW anymore.

SL is hard to explain if you've never used it.

I don't come here often.

A bit of drama in wow has made me not want to play, I really have no patience for drama.

Pretty much forced me to try SL again.

Holy **** man how did you swing that? You're amazing.