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Windhelm. I love the architecture, the climate, and the atmosphere. It feels like a fortress turned city, which I love.

Second is a tie between Riverwood and Whiterun. They did a good thing, showing those two cities first. Riverwood feels like a place I could live forever comfortably, and Whiterun ...

I had a fairly negative experience with GameStop as well. I preordered the Collector's Edition the day it was announced. The manager of the store told me that it wasn't in the system yet, but if I put $25 down on it, he'd switch it over as soon as it was.

Five months later, there's a new manager ...

I endorse the above post. Any empowering philosophy is a good philosophy(tm).

From what I've seen in terms of benchmarking - tomshardware is a great place for this - there's very little penalty for using AMD cards in games 'optimized' for nVidia. Hell, I'm maxing BF3 on a Radeon 6850, which is definitely not one of their high end cards. Every game I own I've been able to max ...

The Watcher's Monolith by Agalloch. Put this album in, and then a rain storm started up as soon as the first track started warming up. Puts me in an amazing introspective mood...

I can't prove I'm right about God either. I just don't care. I'm going to do as much as I can to benefit other people irrespective of race, or if it gets this exciting, species, as I can, while I'm alive. The rest is book keeping.

I'm...uncomfortable with the notion of an all-powerful, all-knowing ...

But see, we don't believe anything is 100% true. Or, at least, I don't.

I picked up a trumpet when I was 9, and I've been playing ever since, so...12 years for that. I've been playing guitar for just about 3 years now, rhythm only, because I can't improvise a melody to save my soul, and I'm looking at getting an electronic drumset eventually (tm).

I have a PRS SE ...

That's a way to play I'd never considered. I wouldn't like it, lol.

Jumping back in: any scientific discovery has the potential to be invalidated or expanded upon by future data, however that science is still greatly helpful in the present term. Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion are bad science, but helpful science. They work, but with a small degree of imperfection ...

A very serious answer to a question probably not meant to be taken so seriously:

"What is a human being, then?" ... "A seed." "A … seed?" "An acorn that is unafraid to destroy itself in growing into a tree."

I've stopped addressing him for a reason. No hard feelings, Wolfie.

Unless you're being a complete moron about what you're spouting out at me.
My breaking point is when philosophy students argue that time is light, and that time is entirely a man made concept. It's like throwing a wrench into a ...

I typically max the difficulty, and I've had no problems, but you really do have to plan ahead. I saw a really good guide that changed how I view the game. Don't have primary skills that level you up quickly (acrobatics, athletics). You probably don't need the extra speed and jumping they give you ...

If you use religion specifically so that you can function through the existential problem, and have an otherwise rational worldview...I see absolutely nothing wrong with that.

A lesser evil for the greater good, you see.

It's funny. I used to respect Call of Duty before Modern Warfare. Now it's all re-hashed map-packs and weapon-packs under the guise of a new game.
I loved the first Modern Warfare. It still has a warm spot in my heart.

What it did to gaming, though...man. What a shame. Even Ace Combat is Modern ...

To counter your quote, what of people who just can't handle the existential problem?

and how is it a fact that E= mc2? if it was a fact there would be no chance of disproving it

Then there are no facts.

My whole point is scince uses faith to
It's not faith.

Every single practitioner of every faith-based religion puts faith in their God of choice. Not a single person has any rational explanation for any part of their religion.

While no single scientist can say, "Oh, I know every aspect of every ...

I've played around with pantheism in the past, and I do still get that spiritual tingle whenever I'm made aware just how awe inspiring the universe is. I'm not sure I can call that God, though, so I don't. This either makes me a closet pantheist or a strange atheist.

Chibi, you ever listen to ...

I believe so. See: star wars.

Today, I woke up at 3 AM to work, and slept from noon until 5:30. I have to get up again for work at 3. I volunteered to do this job.

Something is wrong with me. On the upside, I'm starting to get a really firm grasp on trig, which is highly important for when I take ...

So luke and john agree
see the simmlarty?
Yes, but no. We have literally no other sources than the four Testaments. Nothing. Four people does not make a scientific consensus.

If their results are easily repeatable by other scientists, it's highly likely that their work points to the truth.
And ...

During one of the Fighter's Guild quests, I went to a village and cleared out a whole bunch of buildings of goblins. I got out, and I saw NPCs floating off through hills and away.

I tripped a ball or two on that.

My two biggest fears are loss, and failure. I can't stand the thought of losing anything constant in my life, be it limb, technology, or a person. I can't stand failure because I was put into a situation where my only choice was to fail, for nearly 7 years of my life. Just thinking about failing ...

I've seen...a fair few.
Agalloch, twice, both concerts better than all of the others combined.
Eluveitie, plus Amon Amarth, who were headlining.
Mastodon, with Baroness, who stole the show from Mastodon. I actually travelled downstate via train for this, and wound up sleeping on the streets ...

I'm more interested in how they have any significance when you can't even prove either hell nor heaven, let alone god himself.

It's like, empty words.
its called faith, i belive its real

why? why do you belive the words of scinetist? have you seen this\porve what they say is right?
can you ...