Christ Centered Gamer

No comment. On one hand, I'm apprehensive about college specifically because of that...on the other, I want to make some professor cry.

Differences in perspective?

Necessary. Otherwise life would be boring.

Probably. But it'd be nice to find an original one sometime.

Are you aware that there are extremely strong magnets inside the innards of HDD's?

Yes. I AM a Computer Science major, after all.

Emph. Should have seen that. But in mah defense, programmination knowledge doesn't always translate to mechanical knowledge. At least with me.

Are you learning for money or learning for knowledge?

You have a very valid point, believe it or not. I just also happen to have a Computer Engineer for a father, and he works on hardware and software. So it's not totally fair to use what I said as an excuse.

Yes. I think knowledge is both useful and money-making, but it's also fun to learn new things. Like today I watched a 15 minute video on Differential Equations. It was cool.

Nice. I want it marked down on the calendar that, at least once in my life, I had a valid point. XD

At any rate, those said magnets hurt badleh when your finger or skin get's in between them...and one magnet covering approximately 1 cubic inch of space can hold 3 pounds. O_o I love them.

Which weighs more: a pound of justice or a pound of love?

Neither, since both are immaterial and thus cannot have weight.

Boo. Lame answer that smell like something a college prof would fart. I want a new one.

Gotten to try Strangers Wrath yet?

I have, actually. It's really quite entertaining.

Iknorite?

Logic?

The foremost principle on which society should be founded.

Care to explain the reasoning behind that?

I shouldn't need to. Logic is the highest form of reason, so it therefore follows that for society to function effectively, it must be founded on something reasonable. Like logic.

Actually, I think my question was still valid. Logic is heartless, and is breakable. Society now runs off logic that isn't true logic, but failed reasoning.

Still...I like you're thinkings. Aristotle would be proud.

Plato or Playdough?