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ParanoidObsessive and Zeus seem to make pretty informative posts on this board that indicate that they are quite knowledgeable.

Clench281 posted...

Sophie

You mean the one who loves tofu.
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FatalAccident posted...

social interaction

That should have been my response, I think. But I fear that my initial response is of the greater importance at the mo', see.
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Finding work.
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Sarcasthma posted...

getting real tired of this

Do you mean the result of your diarrhea or do you refer to all the pain and inconveniences caused by the diarrhea itself?
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wolfy42 posted...

Well, basically, each and every decision, or even minor alteration should in theory create an entirely new universe. In one universe a coin lands on heads and in another tails, in one universe and atom moves to the right, and in another it moves to the left. There are in that case basically an infinite amount of universes.

I think that's more in the realm of quantum mechanics and multi-verse theory, rather than metaphysical perception and all that. I'm inclined to believe that all multi-verses, if so any exist, should follow the same exact laws of nature as the current one in which we currently reside, based on your description of the theory.

wolfy42 posted...

It also means almost anything is possible

I do not think that this conclusion from the information stated is correct.

and in one universe, everything is reliant on one individual being alive, when that person dies, the basic fabric of the universe unravels and existence ends.

I believe this happens to be a universe in which existence is based on my underlying life force, and once that ends a chain reaction will start that wipes out everything else within a few minutes.

But you are entitled to believe as you will.

Sarcasthma posted...

diarrhea

My condolences for your sufferings from the current ailments described thus.
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wolfy42 posted...

universe will cease to exist

Personally, I think that it is your ability to see and interact with the universe that will cease to exist. It will go on independent of any individual's death, I should think. In metaphysical terms, you can think of the body and mind in which you exist as the window through which you reach out to the universe. When you (read: figurative) die, this window is shut. As for where your existence goes thereafter, one can only guess. Many religions have varying perceptions on the after-life, but that is an entirely different question.

I've nothing to contribute to the topic; I merely felt like constructing an unnecessarily detailed response (of sorts) to your post, see. <<';
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You mean when it is reading people express their views on communism on that social platform, while using a phone that is the direct product of the very thing they disparage.
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So it's irony, is it?
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Recently, I've come to become fond of the Notepad application on my Windows computer and am starting to use it for more and more things, including writing content for my resume, notes for projects, and information storage for other things. The idea of using it to write code has also piqued my interest, but I've yet to try it out. Anyway, it's much more wieldy than Microsoft Word with its obsessive need to think it is smart enough to point out and mark grammatical or spelling mistakes, much like the smart-aleck I used to be and likely still am. It also annoys me by automatically applying unwanted formatting to my input. Now, I feel like I should have been using this during college instead of Word. Anyway, how often do you lot use Windows Notepad or else the plain text processor local to your OS?

I must have these answers.
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JOExHIGASHI posted...

Why did they start?

I am thinking that the term might have had a brief surge in popularity after that South Park Halloween episode with Eric's good twin. But I have no answer to your question, otherwise.
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That Sanchez bloke from that cartoon with the multi-verses and the dysfunctional family that he belongs to.
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Oh, so it is the Pokemon starters if they worked out as often as the Machamp Pokemon.
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You mean like Uka Uka during the opening cut-scene of the third Crash Bandicoot game.
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Surely, you will be squashing vampires, not insects, yes? Or perhaps you are referring to the former as the latter in sort of a derogatory fashion?

Or do you mean that you are not a hunter of vampires, but just a vampire who happens to hunt for sport and/or sustenance?
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