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Same here. Basically my Extenion 2 essay is extremely risky. 1. It analyses television - which people often see as shallow. 2. It analyses science fiction - which people often dislike for the absurd plots and distance from actual reality (plus all the nerdy dialogue). 3. It analyses feminism...

Don't be so ignorant. I know plenty of people who also have internet connectivity in their cages.

I've finished the HSC and I'm bored, so if you PM it to me I'll take a look at it too (if you want).

Metaphorically, I view Wikipedia as a city. You can either visit the city on a short vacation to find out information (aka Wikipedia), or you can ask a few intelligent residents who have lived there and what their thoughts of that city were. Mostly those residents will give an accurate...

It's pretty sad when a television show character like Buffy can show more depth and characterisation in one episode than Bella shows in an entire book series.

We don't seek god, we create and imagine god for ourselves. God and all other deities are figments of someone's imagination passed down through the generations and eventually accepted as dogma. We may seek "truth" and "perfection", but essentially god is a reflection of humanity's own desires...

That just sounds like a vague version of the majority of every other belonging thesis.

I just got a job today. Starting tomorrow.

Please elaborate.

Nu uh. Unless you are a follower of Ceiling Cat your feeling for god is false.

According to the Bible the Christian God also threatened people with eternal damnation. And God essentially murdered over 2,000,000 people.

Why would you even think there is the probability that there would be the presence of God after death? There's a possibility yes - but it's an extremely unlikely probability. It's about as likely as meeting a leprechaun after death. Anyway, death is marked by absence of all conscious activity...

Off-Road Velociraptor Safari and the Powder Game are some of the best free-to-play games.

Sorry, I'll just reference Ceiling Cat instead if that's alright with you.

Low rates? Finland and Switzerland are ranked 2nd and 3rd of all the advanced/developed nations for the highest rates of firearm-related suicides.

But the same could be said for Zeus, or Thor, or the Flying Spaghetti Monster or any other mythological deity ever imagined. What makes the abrahamic (biblical) god so distinct from the other myths?

Maybe if there wasn't such high rates of gun ownership, there might be reduced rates of suicides and other firearm-related deaths, such as accidental deaths.

Some statistics suggest the firearm-related homicide rate in the USA is closer to 3.72 per 100,000. Overall though, firearm-related deaths in the US are around 11.66 per 100,000.

I think it's not so much the high rates of gun ownership, than it is the limited extent of gun regulation of that ownership. I think if it was harder to obtain guns (e.g. stringent psychological testing before allowing a gun license) and there was increased regulation of those guns once owned...