The Ghost In The Machine
The phrase “Ghost in the Machine” wasn’t coined by Sting, but by philosopher Gilbert Ryle, who was attempting to dismantle the aging Cartesian dualism of René Descartes…
The phrase “Ghost in the Machine” wasn’t coined by Sting, but by philosopher Gilbert Ryle, who was attempting to dismantle the aging Cartesian dualism of René Descartes…
“I am still deeply inspired to continue the elusive pursuit of giving shape to the formless and definition to the indescribable.”
In 2009 Lloyd Blankfein said, “I’m doing God’s work.” A week later someone from God’s office told him only a lying Sach of shit would make such a a ridiculous claim.
Dressing up like the Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars has nothing to do with Harold’s errant biblical predictions calling for the destruction of the entire planet.
If you haven’t tracked down your copy of The Urantia Papers yet, here’s a link— get crackin’. The Urantia Book
In free enterprise America, you can go shopping for and purchase an angry mob. I don’t mean just a few “action figures,” either.
• “I’ve seen things you ‘people’ wouldn’t believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I’ve watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those… moments… lost in time… like… tears… in rain…” “I want more life, fucker!” • In a film widely regarded as one of the best movies ever made, a humanoid creature …