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1. Even chimpanzees have it in thier biological make up to do war with each other. We don't have any natural predators, how else are we to keep our population in check, except to commit atrocious acts against each other, in an endless cycle of moral pretense and retaliation? Stop having sex? 2. As a spirit of all bladed weapons, do you get laid? (ooc: You should give my "Ask Lucifer Mellows" thread a look see. He'll hate to see you, but he needs company.)
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Trollestia...what do you think of bridges?
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Alicornius, aside from the Heat Death the earth will experience from the sun, what are going to do about the impending Big Rip, when the universe expands so much that even atoms won't be able to hold thierselves together anymore?
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Ah. So how was WWI?
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1. Do tell. 2. Do you think there is a connection between thaumic energy and the Higgs boson? Or is thaumic energy dominated by a different quantum particle? A dynamic interaction of a hypothetical thaumic particle and the Higgs boson, or something different all together?
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Have you ever mistaken your hoof for a marshmellow?
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accidental death? Your's or someone unfortunate enough to get too close to one of your acts?
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Sounds like you were a stage magician.
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I don't know why everyone loves minecraft, Noctis IV was the greatest sim for me, but nevertheless... Welcome!
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Lao Tzu says to gain is to lose and to lose is to gain. How I think this applies in your situation, is that by your loved one being gone, you can fully appreciate what it was like to have them near, and if they never left, you wouldn't really learn what they meant to you. It makes it all the sweeter when you do finally meet again. Even if you never do, know that life is a waiting room, We go to the same place we came from, From mother's womb to mother's womb, If you know this, then there is no doom, Life tales spun on fate's loom, Stretch on forever, beyond the tomb, One day we'll all meet again, Never too late, never too soon. For one moment, forever alive, when bride kisses the groom, These moments, thier fleetingness, A secret boon.
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To be perfectly blunt I believe the universe is governed by newtonian physics (at least above the quantum level), and every phenomena, including even free-will, has a physical explanation. I understand that there is a huge division however, between objective reality and subjective reality, and even though I believe that every subjective sensation including sensory experience, thoughts, and emotions are determined by the brain and that those experiences are merely an effect...I cannot wrap my mind around what that effect is. Qualia. What the heck is it? I know what it is on a philisophical level, but what IS it? You can't scoop the qualia out of my grey matter and touch it. Can it be defined as metaphysical? Or since it's determined by the brain, would it be more proper to call it sub-physical? I don't think there is a connection between the phenomena of qualia and quantum physics. But what do I know? Does qualia occupy a space? Is it non-local? How does my qualitative experience "tune-in" as it were to specifically me? Why not someone else? If everything I sense, think, and feel is an effect of this brain, and I identify with this "effect" specifically, what is the mechanism for it? If all qualia is non-local, what keeps all the collective qualia in the universe seperate from each other? Is it generated or is it some kind of field that the brain simply expresses itself in? Is it even physicaly possible for us to really know this? It's like trying to figure out the velocity and position of a photon at the same time. I can percieve the world, yet for all my efforts, I cannot percieve my perception...
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Who the hell chunks a dog out of a car!? GRAGHR! *has a rage fit*
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You're a bad person and you should feel bad. J/K...It's weird that you mentioned that. It reminded me when my grandad had to be taken to the hospital. When the paramedics were rolling him away in his stretcher his hair was wild and he had a very confused look on his face. It was terrible, but for that brief moment, taken out of context of what was happening, that look was...funny. I didn't laugh or anything, but I felt guilty about it for a long while.
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S04:E21 - Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3
Kel_Grym replied to Yellow Diamond's topic in Season 4 Discussion
I liked this episode and...thought it was perfect. *shrugs* maybe I'm just easy to please... Something I noticed was that a lot of people are devided on Pinkie Pie rapping. Some love it, some hate it. As far as objective asthetics go, I suppose it did seem forced, yet at the same time it isn't really out of Pinkie's character...I just dunno. As far as subjective asthetics go, it tickled my fancy, so I'm biased for it and can easily overlook any transgressions of objective asthetics that the scene may have commited. -
Why do they call you Mr.Knife?
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Princess Luna...what if I told you pink was the new black?
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Pinkie, can I, oh this is going to sound wierd, but...if you were to die -- on accident! just IF! -- if you were to die prematurely...could I...could I smoke your ashes?
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1. What do you think of Rock n Roll. As in the music genre. 2. What would you be willing to do to get your hoofs on some Ijolite?
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So Rarity... Do you like marshmellows?
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What do you think of the Higgs Boson?
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What if Daring Doo died in the next book?
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(OOC: I made a story which I've put on the back burner that includes this character. I figure, since I won't be writing the story any time soon, I'd practice writing Lucifer in an Ask Pony thread. Lucifer is a 45 year old convict that is executed and winds up in Fluttershy's body. It's a time share thing. Lucifer is amoral as heck, will curse at you, and won't be friendly 99% of the time. I reccomend if you don't want to be offended, not to ask him anything at all. Please don't be offended by what he says, as he is a fictional character, no matter how real than you he may claim to be.) Grr...okay. Fine. I'm doing this shit. Apparently, I've gotta do this therapy thing where I answer a bunch of stupid questions from you guys. Dunno how the hell that's theraputic, but purple blurple thinks it's a good idea and the pigeon shit colored princess is backing her, so I ain't got much choice. Let's try to stick to questions that I might reasonably give a shit about and away from stupid ones. I HATE stupid questions. Understand the ground rules? Good. You better.
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Is crying a sign of weakness or strength?
Kel_Grym replied to Sugar Pea's topic in General Discussion
In ancient Greece, crying was actually a manly virtue, because it showed that the man in question passionately gives a s@#!. Messenger: Hail hero! I bring sad tidings! Athens burns to the ground! Hero: Surely you jest! This is not true! Messenger: Aye, I regret to inform you that it is. Hero: *dramatically beats his chest and weeps openly to the sky* NOOO! Messenger: *sees a guy next to the hero. Sees that the guy seems nonplussed* You! Whats your f@#$ing problem! Guy: *shrugs shoulders* I didn't have anyone in Athens I cared for. Even if I did, it's a statistical inevitability, considering how often the city states of Greece go to war with each other, so why should I let it bother m-- *the Hero plunges his sword through the guy* Hero: F!%& you a#$hole. -
Woo! Texas! ...I'm from east texas...it stinks here. ...and that's not just the humidity. I think there are plenty of bronies here, but in smaller rural areas, it's less likely to find them, and also there is the whole southern fag hate phenomena to deal with as well. I know when to run, when I hear banjos...
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The Fading Sun, The Falling Star (REMAKE)
Kel_Grym replied to Kyoshi Frost Wolf's topic in Fan Music
Pretty cool. Why doust thou hate the sisters of night and day? What have they done to thee? -
Knowing Bronies That Fit The Negative Stereotype
Kel_Grym replied to GXPBlast's topic in Sugarcube Corner
I'm...normal. ish. To be perfectly honest I'm skinny, geeky, and kinda hate humanity with a burning passion that puts Lucifer to shame, yet I still find myself in situations where I go help people out that I probably shouldn't... Part of the reason I now have a criminal record...It led to drugs and bad company, let's leave it at that. I fit the sterotype in that I'm a loner, but that's from a childhood of being sheltered, negative social experiences, and the fact that being friends with people irl is pretty low on my priority list at the moment. I got things to do and another job I'm about to take on, so I just try to keep it online. I don't need another frenemy. It's kinda ironic that I love MLP: Friendship is Magic....not in a hipster sort of way either. Grrr...hipsters. (j/k, hipsters, I hate you equally with everyone else. Love and Peace.) It's perfectly understandable why Bronies are potrayed in a negative light, however. Not justifiying it, just saying that it is what it is. Human nature. People are embarrased to be called out on being a Brony. Vsauce explains this embarrasment phenomena and it's biological reasons in this video. What it boils down to is the common majority trying to coerce, as a collective, social cooperation out of a minority that has deviated out of the norm. As rational beings we should be able to become aware of this and reason with ourselves, but that's not the case with homo sapiens. Eventually after a few decades or even 1000 years, the social norms will change and something like being a brony would be considered mainstream and something else will be taboo. Human nature. While in this modern era, if you're a brony, it sucks. Well...depending where you are and who you know. Some don't care, some will call you fag. Here is the thing that we should keep in mind however: the very same phenomena that leads you to be labeled an outcast, or a stereotype, is paradoxiacally the same phenomena that has helped our species survive in the past. Coercion of social cooperation, via use of embarrasment and shame. This is part of life and the human condition. Good comes of bad, bad comes of good, and there is no end to this cycle. So...Next time you find yourself being labeled by someone or a group for the thing you love, remember that you're not really fighting them as people, but your fighting against the effect of a hard wired phenomena that nature selected for us to have. I'm not going tell those who are closet bronies to come out, since that could have serious implications in your life, but if you want to come out, find friends that have a common interest or are tolerable to it, and stick close to the herd. Who should you tell, who you shouldn't? Use your instincts. Or be brave and say screw em. It's your life, you make the call. And if you're sick of the stereotype and the hate (not just against Bronyism but all of the b.s. of the world) there is only one thing to do. Be the change you want to see in the world. I've been the only brony I know in this town that I live in, though I'm sure that they're others around. I don't know if they fit the stereotype or not, but I'd like to meet them one day. However, being a brony is not the crux of my identity, so I'm not that eager to reveal it to everyone. I'm on probation. I don't want to go to jail over my Applejack wallpaper on my phone. But if I get hate for it, and grouped into a negative stereotype, I just might. :okiedokielokie: I'm running out of bucks to give.