One of them strike me as pretty familiar

1) We care little about your faith, but about our profits

Oh Lord, you are baaad

Aye, the culture of the time. Not the year.

Aww, you said 'aye'. That's cute...


Anyway, Harnquist seems like a dark age man to me. In fact, I don't really see any similarities to the eighteenth century's culture...

Snap FTW.

I hate snap. I don't have the aggression.


How about a Final Fantasy-style cardgame?

Or a Tamagotchi-style pterosaur-breeding mini-game. Whoever loves their 'saur the most gets the fastest steed ^_^   

I can barely keep up with this forum...

Okaaay.

I can never drink champagne. The bubbles tickle my throat and make me sneeze >.<

What I do on Saturday nites.........

Surprised there's no penthouse mag

Quote from: emeraldfool on January 29, 2007, 10:41:30 pm

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I hate you guys... so... much.


Seriously though, I think there's a lot to be said for psychology. You can't deny it helps people. Helps a lot of people. It's pretty much THE answer for anything that drugs wont fix, so there has to be some merit.

As for psychology as a science... What the hell is a 'science'? I'll admit that some of the stuff Freud and Jung put forth is a bit outlandish, but after reading some of Stephen Hawkings' work... the idea of an anti-personality - or a part of your psyche that holds everything that you're not (i.e. Jung's 'shadow') - doesn't seem all that far-fetched.

I mean, if you can swallow that a star imploding to the point that its volume is 0, and gravity is infinite, will pull everything within its 'event horizon' into the single point of 0 volume, removing it all from space completely (i.e. a 'black hole'), then why not accept a few Freudisms?

Just because you can't understand something fully does not mean that something else is true. Thats the argument from ignorance. Just because something helps people doesn't make it true either. Is the fact that people are comforted by religion proof of god's existance? <-(Not a religious attack but an example relating to his asertations.)

Has extensive knowledge of religion and theo-therapy techniques ever cured a mental illness? Even so, I'd reckon it happens a lot less frequently than in the world of psychiatry.

I mean, how much does your aunt make a year, Zanzibar? I bet it's a killing - that alone shows how much psychology is in demand... 'cause it works. Apparently. It's like, the done thing - if you're wacky in the head, you go to a shrink. Everybody knows that. Saying it's all bullsh-ugar is like saying that mathematics is a useless skill in life... ('Cause although you might not have to face much maths and/or psychology, it's one of those fundemental things that makes everything work.)