The "whatever's on your mind" thread

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  • edited May 2013
    Researching the top quark's influence on the universe's meta stability via the higgs boson's energy state just gave me a headache.
  • edited May 2013
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    I just caught up on a full 10 days of this thread. Probably the most important thing I will accomplish today.

    I was going to ask, "Aside from doing your job?" Then I realized THIS IS YOUR JOB.

    Oooh, I love that song!
  • edited May 2013
    Nobody clicks YouTube links.
  • edited May 2013
    I'm using war as a profit to end war as a profit!
  • edited May 2013
    I feel dirty. I just added an Origin game (Mass Effect 3) to my backloggery. So now there is a listing for Origin games on my main page.
  • edited May 2013
    I wouldn't brag about being immortal to important characters till I was at lest over 100 years old.
  • edited May 2013
    Found out I might be getting a promotion at work!(Pending Background Check.) Also it's been a year since I last had a cigarette. Today has been good day!
  • edited May 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Nobody clicks YouTube links.

    Why not?
  • edited May 2013
    Just for you coolsome, I went to that link. And the reason "why not" is because of videos like that link.
  • edited May 2013
    Watching Marvel movies and then proceeding to play Telltale games gave me the bizarre mental image of Pepper Potts as Sam, Tony Stark as Max, and Agent Phil Coulson as Agent Superball (*thunderclap, whinny*).

    I have no idea why.
  • edited May 2013
    I'd put Deadpool as Max, honestly. Maxpool.

    Can someone who is good at drawing draw this for me?
  • edited May 2013
    I'd put Deadpool as Max, honestly. Maxpool.

    Can someone who is good at drawing draw this for me?

    I don't know if I'm "good", but I can give it a shot.
  • edited May 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Nobody clicks YouTube links.

    i think you speak for nobody except yourself
  • edited May 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Just for you coolsome, I went to that link. And the reason "why not" is because of videos like that link.

    My youtube link was awesome. Coolsome's creeped me the hell out.
  • edited May 2013
    i think you speak for nobody except yourself

    No, he's probably closer to the majority. I know I certainly don't, unless it's actually specified what video is linked.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited May 2013
    No, he's probably closer to the majority. I know I certainly don't, unless it's actually specified what video is linked.

    Ditto.
  • edited May 2013
    It's funny what a hopelessly futile profession a medical doctor is. They only exist because humans are afraid. Why even care when you lose someone on the operating table. It's going to happen eventually anyway.
  • edited May 2013
    coolsome wrote: »
    That's the one problem I have with YouTube links - you never know what they are unless you click them.

    Like so.
  • edited May 2013
    That was mean!
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    So much non-clicking going on now.
  • edited May 2013
    That would be wise.
  • edited May 2013
    It's funny what a hopelessly futile profession a medical doctor is. They only exist because humans are afraid. Why even care when you lose someone on the operating table. It's going to happen eventually anyway.

    Pretty much how most doctors I know take it, except they laugh about it too.
  • edited May 2013
    Interest in L.A. Noire peaked again once Mickey Cohen got more prominent in the story, because in real life, Mickey Cohen was a bad ass.
  • edited May 2013
    That's the one problem I have with YouTube links - you never know what they are unless you click them.

    Like so.

    it's half the reason i click them
  • edited May 2013
    It's funny what a hopelessly futile profession a medical doctor is. They only exist because humans are afraid. Why even care when you lose someone on the operating table. It's going to happen eventually anyway.

    Well, if you really think about it that way, pretty much every profession ever could be lumped in the same way. Why do anything when it's just going to end?

    Some people cite god, but he hasn't published in two millenia, so his theories are somewhat suspect and outdated. I'd go with advancing the knowledge of mankind so that maybe one day it doesn't have to be that way. Doctors practice at prolonging life until they can do it big time... also, if you fix someone up and they go on to do something great, it's totally worth it for all the times that that's not the case.
  • Actually, Part 1 will be out next week instead.
  • edited May 2013
    Well, if you really think about it that way, pretty much every profession ever could be lumped in the same way. Why do anything when it's just going to end?

    Some people cite god, but he hasn't published in two millenia, so his theories are somewhat suspect and outdated. I'd go with advancing the knowledge of mankind so that maybe one day it doesn't have to be that way. Doctors practice at prolonging life until they can do it big time... also, if you fix someone up and they go on to do something great, it's totally worth it for all the times that that's not the case.

    But why work toward prolonging life. Say eventually people live forever. Do you want that? How could a human mind possibly stay together for an eternity? Meaning is gone after five hundred years....the people you spent a century with are forgotten and no one matters anymore. Can a human mind ever really hold so much information? Is a short lifespan not the most meaningful?

    Then again, when we can live forever, we probably won't be human anymore by that point.
  • edited May 2013
    But why work toward prolonging life. Say eventually people live forever. Do you want that? How could a human mind possibly stay together for an eternity? Meaning is gone after five hundred years....the people you spent a century with are forgotten and no one matters anymore. Can a human mind ever really hold so much information? Is a short lifespan not the most meaningful?

    Then again, when we can live forever, we probably won't be human anymore by that point.

    I don't want to die. And I'm going to ride that stem cell immortality train hard.
  • edited May 2013
    How could a human mind possibly stay together for an eternity?

    I'm really eager to find out.
  • edited May 2013
    I just realised that I really like calling GoG "a dodgy polish site".
  • edited May 2013
    But why work toward prolonging life.

    because there is so much to learn and so much to do that not even with the ability to live forever could you do or learn it all
  • edited May 2013
    If Immortality is in reach will we see a rise in super villains?
  • edited May 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    I don't want to die. And I'm going to ride that stem cell immortality train hard.

    How nice for you, considering you have the money for it. There's a belief that those who cling to life, forcing their way out of the circle without accepting fate, are an abomination and the most disgusting kind of creature.
  • edited May 2013
    coolsome wrote: »
    If Immortality is in reach will we see a rise in super villains?

    eternity in jail would probably be a deterrent or possibly a reversal of the immortality process, anyway immortal doesn't mean invincible, the word i invented "invincimmortal" means both and that is what i would want to be
  • edited May 2013
    How nice for you, considering you have the money for it. There's a belief that those who cling to life, forcing their way out of the circle without accepting fate, are an abomination and the most disgusting kind of creature.

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