Username2000's Favorites & Blog

lucecorner rated 15 months ago Featured Review

I lovethis intro to your blog: You are an aggregate collection of billions and billions of cells, enzymes, hormones, and various other organic substances. In a moment of clarity, you realize that each of these things is neither more or less than a physical object, obeying entirely knowable rules. Y...

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coollikeme rated 4 months ago

Nice site.

WhoGivesAShirt rated 9 months ago

To steal a line from her avatar, this is a Stumbler who does "research, research, research", but finds enough good stuff that she probably could land the Flaps job. :D

lupercalicVision rated 11 months ago

"You are an aggregate collection of billions and billions of cells, enzymes, hormones, and various other organic substances. In a moment of clarity, you realize that each of these things is neither more or less than a physical object, obeying entirely knowable rules. You enjoy no more a privileged existence than any other machine. You are more than the sum of your parts, yes: you are their product. Now contemplate free-will. Does the fact that a decision is based on the complex interplay of neurotransmitters, that it - in theory - is predictable with certainty negate the fact that a decision is made? No. We are machines. We are software running on meat. And that's beautiful."

LessThanNickel rated 11 months ago

Agreed, Username2000, that this speaks volumes ...

patoloco rated 9 months ago

News of the Weird. You'll see it all here first.

Birks79 rated 9 months ago

What have I been missing out on not checking this stumbler's page EVERY DAY! This is great!

cadbloom rated 10 months ago

Do I even dare ask what kind of software goes with that magazine she's holding, besides testosterone?

AvangionQ rated 10 months ago

Love your intro quote - it makes me think ... we are just machines of a different sort - biological and electrochemical.

Aeneas101 rated 10 months ago

Good thought provoking stumbles to be found here. Keep it up!