GENIUS FORUMS

Each time a genius uses a word it is as though it has never been used before.

It is impossible to do no harm.

My three favourite movies of the year thus far are:

Caché
The Sun
Miami Vice

I was talking with an accquaintance a while ago who said that this generation wants to see movies with special effects rather than good acting or story. I agreed with him.

I've found that, as I develop, women turn more and more into babies. Becoming turned on by them gets more difficult because it starts to resemble the most extreme form of child abuse. A month or so ago I was apprehended by the police in Uptown Waterloo and taken to Grand River Hospital. During this...

Spielberg is a man-child. *edit* An austistic savant.

While I am writing, I feel compelled to address the seventy two virgins crap. I am sick and tired of that phrase. I was a Muslim for several years and I never heard reference to that idea until 9/11. Yes, I am aware that it is in the Koran but there are plenty of stupid things in the Bible, too. My...

I wonder if it would count if you slept with your clone.

Men: Sleeping with a partner makes you stupid, research reveals

http://www.newstarget.com/019724.html

This is somewhat interesting: "I suspect Kierkegaard would have a good word for the Muslims," Hong muses. "If for nothing else, in admiration of their discipline. ... I don't think he would have thought well of Muhammad taking an army into the city and all of that. ... But the flabbin...

Cato asked:

Do any of you here give a crap about the personal life of any "celebrity"?

I suppose that depends on which sort of 'celebrity' they are.

mookestink wrote:

Being a Christian himself...

Kierkegaard was not a Christian. He knew what being a Christian meant and required and saw that he did not fit the category.

Check out this link, from Genius News:


http://www.users.bigpond.com/drowden/is ... tm#suicide

cosmic_prostitute wrote:

This statement by Descartes seems to be an example of delusion, but perhaps I have misinterpreted it...

I agree that this statement is an example of delusion, and don't think you have misinterpreted it.

I like them all! :-)

Pye quoted Nietzsche: Whereas in all productive men instinct is the truly creative and affirming power, and consciousness acts as a critical and cautioning reaction, in Socrates the instinct becomes the critic, consciousness becomes the creator—truly a monstrous defect. Well, Socrates was a Greek....

First of all, I have no idea where Martin came from.

Martin is avidaloca.

MKFaizi asked:

...why did you exclaim that it is the awesomest thing ever?

Because it plays upon the part of your mind that idealises women. :-)

I agree with Martin.

Why do ya'll find girls playing rugby in dresses such a turn on?

I don't find it a turn-on, I just find it interesting. All of the women are very masculine-looking.

That is the awesomest thing ever!

Heh.

MKFaizi asked:

How does Canada feel about Mexicans?

We want them to come here.

I usually like to keep at least some facial hair at all times, whether it be a goatee, moustache or full beard. I recently got my beard trimmed and hair cut by an Italian barber and now my hair and beard are very short. I suspect he was trying to make me look fashionable and/or attractive to women.

David Quinn wrote: My lack of suffering these days is partly due to reaching a certain level of wisdom, and partly due to my cowardly aversion towards cranking it right up and challenging society openly in the manner of an apostle. What if you are called to do so in the future, David? What will you ...

Cory Partick wrote:

Ok, as long as we can agree that sensation is not a symbol.

I can agree that a sensation is not a symbol if you can acknowledge that it doesn't matter which words we use to call these things.

Thanks Greg, -Cory

No problem.