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   MobyDikc wrote:   
   > David V. wrote:   
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   >> MobyDikc wrote:   
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   >>> David V. wrote:   
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   >>>> MobyDikc wrote:   
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   >>>>> David V. wrote:   
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   >>>>>> MobyDikc wrote:   
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   >>>>>>> JayZenC wrote:   
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   >>>>>>>> Interesting, a bit much, yet still cute. You   
   >>>>>>>> seem to have somewhat a taoist perspective   
   >>>>>>>> toward religion in this essay (tao being the way   
   >>>>>>>>  behind all ways) even though you aren't   
   >>>>>>>> admitting. That's cool. All the scientific   
   >>>>>>>> ramblings are fairly useless, in my opinion, but   
   >>>>>>>>  if they make you or anyone else "feel better"   
   >>>>>>>> about reality, that's cool too.   
   >>>>>>>   
   >>>>>>> Thanks for your comments.   
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   >>>>>>> I do make reference to the Tao twice in the essay:   
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   >>>>>>> "In fact, the big picture I'm referring to lies at   
   >>>>>>>  the core of Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Taoism,   
   >>>>>>> Buddhism, Monism, realism, idealism,   
   >>>>>>> existentialism, naturalism, humanism, and   
   >>>>>>> atheism."   
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   >>>>>> What about the lies behind what you are spouting?   
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   >>>>> Can you be more specific?   
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   >>>> You seem to claim that everyone is spouting lies.   
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   >>> That is an interesting perspective on what I have written.   
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   >> It's not a "perspective" it's what you said; "In fact, the   
   >> big picture I'm referring to lies at the core of Judaism,   
   >> Islam, Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism, Monism, realism,   
   >> idealism, existentialism, naturalism, humanism, and   
   >> atheism."   
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   > Oh. "lay at the core." Is that better?   
      
   Nope.   
      
   > Thanks for being so interested in clear communication.   
      
   Too bad you don't share that interest.   
   --   
   Dave   
      
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