From: thetibetanmonkey@gmail.com   
      
   On Monday, October 10, 2016 at 2:59:27 PM UTC-5, eridanus wrote:   
   > El lunes, 10 de octubre de 2016, 4:44:31 (UTC+1), Wise TibetanMonkey, Most   
   Humble Philosopher  escribió:   
   > > On Sunday, October 9, 2016 at 6:54:30 PM UTC-4, jillery wrote:   
   > > > It's a common for people who suffer great loss to seek comfort in   
   > > > ideas that they think explain why they suffer.  Think of such ideas as   
   > > > placebos.  For a lot of people, "shit happens" just doesn't work.  And   
   > > > if something of little consequence to others helps people cope with   
   > > > their suffering, it would be perverse to deny them of it.   
   > > > --   
   > > > This space is intentionally not blank.   
   > >    
   > > I wonder why they call it an "act of god" and not an "act of nature."   
   > >    
   > > It's unfair to confuse the two. Nature is way smarter.   
   >    
   > for what definition is nature smarter?   It makes not any sense.   
   > eri   
      
   There's a clear example in the most catastrophic, stupidest, senseless command   
   which has ruled Christian behavior and which threatens the survival of the   
   species. I'm referring to god's command "multiply and conquer." Christians   
   don't know about the    
   limits placed by a given habitat on population density. In other words, that   
   command allows blind expansion and exploitation until we finally end up   
   killing each other or eating each other to survive.   
      
   Nature simply allows for population crash unless some sort of prevention   
   --population control-- is put in place. Nature is way smarter than god because   
   god is not smarter than the sheepherders that wrote the bible. What makes   
   sense to them is that a    
   larger herd is better than fewer sheep. Nowadays "sheep" stand for happy   
   consumers. I call them "happy cows," if you so prefer the allegory.    
      
   But the endless traffic jams remind us we are too many.    
       
      
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   "Happy cows make the best burgers"    
      
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