cycle_of_absurdity andru235 "i want to know everything!" yelled the vain little man so he built a computer, to catalogue his thoughts, to chart his thinkings. soon, the computer knew more than he did. he would have to enter the computer, if he was to experience omniscience. but upon doing this he was lost, entirely. he was no longer himself. he was no more, dead without having died. the computer soon became so large it needed to reorganize itself it built a heart which distributed energies a stomach, which processed fuels, and a brain which catalogued the already catalogued bits of knowledge. but there was so much ... there was no limit. soon, the computer was overwhelmed by the sheer endlessness of potential knowledge. it multiplied itself, hoping to gain more knowledge thusly. most of the computer's children were happy to simply be, to explore the surrounding endlessness in their own, semi-effective ways. but one vain little computer yelled, "i want to know everything!" so it built a man ... 051228 ... . . 070826 ... hsg if such lil vanity could change so much, maybe there's more to it than it being a little vanity? 070827 ... somebody Or, is such questing for knowledge vanity of the worst sort? 070827 ... implausible andru, but poetic 070827 ... They call me Truth The man Feeling overwhelmed by all the knowledge he was asked to acquire Decided to ask the computer for a companion To ease his frustration The computer created woman And it was good The man made love to the woman and had sons and daughters they reproduced and had sons and daughters the population of man grew Time passed, and man, overwhelmed with all the questions the universe left unanswered to him And tired of searching for these answers, wanted to create a being that would answer all these rapidly growing and endlessly muliplying questions SO Man created God 080407 what's it to you? who go blather from