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freakizh
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a jorge luis borges story / collection of short stories. basically, he says that in the universe there is this point, the aleph, in which you can live, see, feel and be everything in space/time dimensions. you see all, you live all. being omniscient/omnipotent. try reading it in april the 30th. that's a fucking weird experience.
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the time-spun ascetic
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The Dragon in John Gardner's "Grendel" saw the world this way. Scary notion, omniscience would make a compelling argument toward predestination at the same time raising the question of whether foreknowledge of a thing makes it an absolute or merely mutable possibiliy the circularity of the arguments maddening in their way ouroboros devouring his own tail in unceasing pursuit
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god
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retarded spastic assaults on dog food work nearly as well.
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remember: someone who studies large cardinals is not an ornithologist
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All the letters of the alef bet asked G-d if they could be used in the creation. Finally He gave the honor to Beth which begins Bereshit. But to Aleph he gave a higher place of honor because Aleph did not ask like the other letters had asked.
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alef bet was the name of the book i had as a child. learning the hebrew characters. I have forgotten them now. hershel and the hannukah goblins was another jewish book i had. from my mom's family. i jut never quite adopted any religion.
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I, too, thought of gardener's dragon from grendel, and then, behold, birdmad (i think) referenced him. it's good to see older blathes dug up. i miss those times. thanks flower.
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flowerock
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I like to stroll through blather history via three words and go. ; )
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what's it to you?
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