Tuesday, July 10, 2007
mercedo wrote today at 4:25 AMIt always depends. You brother must be handsome and he was able to protect you since you are a kid. He must have been a brother you are proud of. But if our siblings tended to cause trouble, things would be completely opposite. I still believe that the siblings are the start of experiencing others.
mercedo wrote today at 4:18 AMHi, the flagship of liberal that is you Ethelred UnraedIt's a small world, isn't it?
mercedo wrote today at 4:01 AMThese days ten are very rare. Sometimes some people have more than five kids, interestingly I observe they are either very affluent or poor.Before the civilisation, all might be died out because of hunger, fight, etc. Today's civilised society more than five can simply be ruled out. One poor village can hire either two useless lawyers or one able lawyer.
mercedo wrote today at 3:44 AMYeah, even now the Internet has become one gigantic brain, and that is a collective brain made from a lot of intelligence.Before the invention of the Internet, the akashic records were in utopia. Now the Internet will be heading for this akashic world.
Re:Ask Sir Richard Francis Burton...(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.10 3:23 (#19803577) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.10 3:19)
This is something like slash, slash, slash, dot dot.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.10 3:23 (#19803577) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.10 3:19)
This is something like slash, slash, slash, dot dot.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
mercedo wrote today at 3:13 AM
ullangoo saidbecause I have memories of former lives. Reincarnation, resurrection.. I don't believe in either of them. Probably immortality of souls is more scientific than resurrection. But it depends..If the corpse were kept in a big freezer, it might be possible for us to give a new life in the far future. But if it were cremated, even God can take to restore it for more than one biblical years- here one day is equal to 1 billion years. Of course I don't have a memory in my previous lives, I think most people don't have it even if the souls were immortal. Our memory is banished prenatally.
ullangoo saidbecause I have memories of former lives. Reincarnation, resurrection.. I don't believe in either of them. Probably immortality of souls is more scientific than resurrection. But it depends..If the corpse were kept in a big freezer, it might be possible for us to give a new life in the far future. But if it were cremated, even God can take to restore it for more than one biblical years- here one day is equal to 1 billion years. Of course I don't have a memory in my previous lives, I think most people don't have it even if the souls were immortal. Our memory is banished prenatally.
Number of Kids
Jul 10, '07 1:46 AMby Mer Cedo for group circularrefuge
One, two, three...
Two is worst. One elder often kills the younger one. Example; Romulus & Remus, Abel & Cain. Yoritomo & Yoshitsune, Hamlet, and many more.
Three is not worse than two. Example; Brothers of Karamazov, Three daughters of King Lear, Three sons of Mohri Clan.
One has few problems. Also that contributes to population issue. One can inherit all from his parents.
Tags: kids, population, family
Jul 10, '07 1:46 AMby Mer Cedo for group circularrefuge
One, two, three...
Two is worst. One elder often kills the younger one. Example; Romulus & Remus, Abel & Cain. Yoritomo & Yoshitsune, Hamlet, and many more.
Three is not worse than two. Example; Brothers of Karamazov, Three daughters of King Lear, Three sons of Mohri Clan.
One has few problems. Also that contributes to population issue. One can inherit all from his parents.
Tags: kids, population, family
Number of kids
One, two, three...
Two is worst. One elder often kills the younger one. Example; Romulus & Remus, Abel & Cain. Yoritomo & Yoshitsune, Hamlet, and many more.
Three is not worse than two. Example; Brothers of Karamazov, Three daughters of King Lear, Three sons of Mohri Clan.
One has few problems. Also that contributes to population issue. One can inherit all from his parents.
One, two, three...
Two is worst. One elder often kills the younger one. Example; Romulus & Remus, Abel & Cain. Yoritomo & Yoshitsune, Hamlet, and many more.
Three is not worse than two. Example; Brothers of Karamazov, Three daughters of King Lear, Three sons of Mohri Clan.
One has few problems. Also that contributes to population issue. One can inherit all from his parents.
mercedo wrote today at 1:59 AMYeah, roughly 300 views so far. It's definitely much better for you to post there in order to let them know.
Monday, July 09, 2007
mercedo wrote today at 3:12 AMInterpretation of your dream.You are working just too hard. In dreams everything ought to be interpreted opposite. Your neighbour or relatives mean no one but yourself, death means nothing but your vigorous activities.I am very sure as to my interpretation. Just try to slow down your pace, then everything's ok.
Some Christian firmly believe they will be resurrected.
Reincarnation is as a thought based on the immortality of souls, but we can't be so certain as far as we can't confirm the souls are immortal.
Resurrection, on the other hand, has nothing to do with this immortality. We can't deny resurrection, we can say we can realise resurrection as the ultimate form of our scientific achievement. Those who wish their resurrection had better try to make the most of their life at present. This is one of the rarest opportunity they live.
In the end resurrection will take place, but it takes time. It will definitely take place by the end of time.
Reincarnation is as a thought based on the immortality of souls, but we can't be so certain as far as we can't confirm the souls are immortal.
Resurrection, on the other hand, has nothing to do with this immortality. We can't deny resurrection, we can say we can realise resurrection as the ultimate form of our scientific achievement. Those who wish their resurrection had better try to make the most of their life at present. This is one of the rarest opportunity they live.
In the end resurrection will take place, but it takes time. It will definitely take place by the end of time.
Re:Ask Sir Richard Francis Burton...(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.09 1:46 (#19790335) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.08 2:11)
It is persuasive to explain the term sumsum was used like shiboleth, to differentiate his people from other people. Only those who can pronounce the word properly can get access to treasures anyway. I always perplexed in r and l sounds. Koreans pronounce t in the place of d sound, etc.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.09 1:46 (#19790335) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.08 2:11)
It is persuasive to explain the term sumsum was used like shiboleth, to differentiate his people from other people. Only those who can pronounce the word properly can get access to treasures anyway. I always perplexed in r and l sounds. Koreans pronounce t in the place of d sound, etc.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
mercedo wrote today at 12:58 AMI don't know as to salami, but he may have loved sesame. By the way, is salami called so because it was produced in Salamis?
mercedo wrote today at 12:51 AM
gurcanaral saidwhen the seeds pop from the pod, the sound is similar to that of a lock being opened I understand the opening sesame leads to wealth, the same way treasure in a cave must have had.Sound must be a sign of exaltation.
gurcanaral saidwhen the seeds pop from the pod, the sound is similar to that of a lock being opened I understand the opening sesame leads to wealth, the same way treasure in a cave must have had.Sound must be a sign of exaltation.
mercedo wrote today at 12:43 AMSo, is Simsim the same as "Sesame"?-
gurcanaral
My dictionary says so.
I never found it "strange" that one would choose a totally uncorrelated password.
Right, but we do not particularly choose the catchword that connotes bad sense. Probably 'to open sesame' was very important to Arabic people, that must have brought constant wealth every year.
gurcanaral
My dictionary says so.
I never found it "strange" that one would choose a totally uncorrelated password.
Right, but we do not particularly choose the catchword that connotes bad sense. Probably 'to open sesame' was very important to Arabic people, that must have brought constant wealth every year.
Sunday, July 08, 2007
mercedo wrote today at 3:19 AMUhmmm...this is brainstorm..I'm amazed. Thanks for the exact link.Now I am wondering why the cave was called Sesame.But this is another story.
mercedo wrote today at 2:49 AMYeah, I read this before I post, and that was unable to show me answer well. Do you have other suggestions that you recommend?
mercedo wrote today at 2:46 AMYeah, my question is why sesame was particularly chosen in a magic word. Does sesame have special sense in Arabic world? We can just accept the expression as you pointed out if the cave was actually called Sesame, but I think it's not likely ;)
mercedo wrote today at 2:46 AMYeah, my question is why sesame was particularly chosen in a magic word. Does sesame have special sense in Arabic world? We can just accept the expression as you pointed out if the cave was actually called Sesame, but I think it's not likely ;)
Why ' Open Sesame' ?
Does somebody know why 'open sesame'? I've long been in question but still I've been unable to give a decisive answer to my question.
Does somebody know why 'open sesame'? I've long been in question but still I've been unable to give a decisive answer to my question.
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Womenonlycanattend
Let's enjoy.
Jul 7, 2007
Enjoy your private life by adding spices in your eye's only.
Jul 7, 2007
Enjoy your private life by adding spices in your eye's only.
Establishment of self
Establishment of self
Jul 7, '07 12:06 AMby Mer Cedo for group circularrefuge
Somebody told us in our presence that his relation to God is more important than the relationship to others.
I thought he merely stated that he has nothing more important than himself, but I think this shows how Westerners have established themselves through their personal dialogue to God who is intangible, silent, yet it's absolute.
Jul 7, '07 12:06 AMby Mer Cedo for group circularrefuge
Somebody told us in our presence that his relation to God is more important than the relationship to others.
I thought he merely stated that he has nothing more important than himself, but I think this shows how Westerners have established themselves through their personal dialogue to God who is intangible, silent, yet it's absolute.
Friday, July 06, 2007
Establishment of Self
Establishment of Self
2007.07.06 23:39
Somebody told us in our presence that his relation to God is more important than the relationship to others.
I thought he merely stated that he has nothing more important than himself, but I think this is the way how Westerners established themselves. Establishment of self, that is what lacks completely in Japanese. Westerners have established themselves through their personal dialogue to God. As opposed to the cases in Japanese, who only talk to people in their surroundings who have the similar problem with themselves. So so-called establishment by Japanese is fragile.
2007.07.06 23:39
Somebody told us in our presence that his relation to God is more important than the relationship to others.
I thought he merely stated that he has nothing more important than himself, but I think this is the way how Westerners established themselves. Establishment of self, that is what lacks completely in Japanese. Westerners have established themselves through their personal dialogue to God. As opposed to the cases in Japanese, who only talk to people in their surroundings who have the similar problem with themselves. So so-called establishment by Japanese is fragile.
Witness
Re:That explains(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.06 22:53 (#19766633) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.06 2:37)
I have two witnesses, so I don't intend to be a witness.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.06 22:53 (#19766633) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.06 2:37)
I have two witnesses, so I don't intend to be a witness.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Testis
Marty r= Witness
Re:Martyr==Witness(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.06 2:19 (#19756049) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.05 3:46)
Of course I didn't know that. I feel like looking into the cases of other Semitic languages. I feel martyr and witness have common root back in their origin.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.06 2:19 (#19756049) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.07.05 3:46)
Of course I didn't know that. I feel like looking into the cases of other Semitic languages. I feel martyr and witness have common root back in their origin.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Abandoned People
mercedo wrote today at 1:59 AM
briangriffith saidChina in the Ming dynasty had possibly the best standard of living in the world, and few Chinese desired to leave it? This comment is based on some knowledge on Chinese history especially in Ming Dynasty. Many people who were abandoned by the ruler had to leave their villages and left for unknown lands, one of them they cast away was Japan. I guess the reason Japanese use Chinese characters is not they learned letters from Chinese but they must be descendants of Chinese themselves who reached Japan after running away from hardships in their homeland China. But it's true Chinese didn't have to colonise the rest of the world. China was very rich in many resources, but that doesn't automatically mean Chinese people were rich.
briangriffith saidChina in the Ming dynasty had possibly the best standard of living in the world, and few Chinese desired to leave it? This comment is based on some knowledge on Chinese history especially in Ming Dynasty. Many people who were abandoned by the ruler had to leave their villages and left for unknown lands, one of them they cast away was Japan. I guess the reason Japanese use Chinese characters is not they learned letters from Chinese but they must be descendants of Chinese themselves who reached Japan after running away from hardships in their homeland China. But it's true Chinese didn't have to colonise the rest of the world. China was very rich in many resources, but that doesn't automatically mean Chinese people were rich.
1421
mercedo wrote today at 1:23 AMProbably old Asians was the first to enter America via Alaska without noticing while they hunt mammoth.In 1421 expedition, among them Admiral Zheng He is best known, he is said to be an eunuch. The idea of colonisation was only particular to Europeans. Compass was Chinese origin. It's no strange if Chinese reached east coast of America prior to 1492.History is a study of the record written in the past. If no description were discovered, we can't prove China reached America. Probably many people, Viking, Chinese reached a part of American continent. But they didn't realise the value as colony. We'd better simply mention Columbus discovered America in 1492. This is simply a true.
Thursday, July 05, 2007
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Looking for a woman whose native tongue is English
Jul 5, '07 4:03 AMby Mer for group lookin4niceguy
Wanted.
Jul 5, '07 4:03 AMby Mer for group lookin4niceguy
Wanted.
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Go out with me.
Jul 5, '07 4:19 AMby Mer for group hi5world
Conditions. Native tongue must be English.
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Jul 5, '07 4:19 AMby Mer for group hi5world
Conditions. Native tongue must be English.
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Martyr
4th of July
mercedo wrote today at 12:24 AM4th of July is nothing special here.I understand 4th of July in USA is the second most important day next to Christmas. That barely proves we are not a part of USA, yet.
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Is Love Everything?
Is Love Everything?
Jul 3, '07 1:57 AMfor everyone
Recently I've been thinking that love might be everything. I am very deeply involved in love with one woman. Her dedication to me has been just tremendous, so I now feel very happy. The only problem I have is she doesn't understand English. Preferably I want to talk to my girlfriend in English. But I am very happy, because she has been giving me pleasure at its most. Love might not continue forever, but if I'm now very happy, what else should I ask?
Jul 3, '07 1:57 AMfor everyone
Recently I've been thinking that love might be everything. I am very deeply involved in love with one woman. Her dedication to me has been just tremendous, so I now feel very happy. The only problem I have is she doesn't understand English. Preferably I want to talk to my girlfriend in English. But I am very happy, because she has been giving me pleasure at its most. Love might not continue forever, but if I'm now very happy, what else should I ask?
Monday, July 02, 2007
Sunday, July 01, 2007
Users
Users Are More Important(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.01 2:04 (#19700279) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.06.27 3:09)
I have an account under the same user name not only in Multuply but also in MySpace, Lastfm, etc. Let's not talk about what is Slashdot, what is Multiply, but talk about how is the main character of the users in them. The opinions of users won't change whatever the site they are.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.01 2:04 (#19700279) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.06.27 3:09)
I have an account under the same user name not only in Multuply but also in MySpace, Lastfm, etc. Let's not talk about what is Slashdot, what is Multiply, but talk about how is the main character of the users in them. The opinions of users won't change whatever the site they are.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Apocrypha
Re:Language(Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.01 1:00 (#19699877) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.06.27 3:09)
I undestand all Apocrypha left were written in Koine, probably many of those were written firstly in Hebrew, but those left were only Greek translations. Those circumstances suggest one of the reasons why Apocrypha were excluded from Canon. God must direct humans to write down his words in Hebrew, but it was human who translated them into another tongue.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.07.01 1:00 (#19699877) (http://www.blogger.c...00096157591312337186 Last Journal: 2007.06.27 3:09)
I undestand all Apocrypha left were written in Koine, probably many of those were written firstly in Hebrew, but those left were only Greek translations. Those circumstances suggest one of the reasons why Apocrypha were excluded from Canon. God must direct humans to write down his words in Hebrew, but it was human who translated them into another tongue.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
His Concience
mercedo wrote today at 12:21 AM
imelnychenko said That is what the doctor HAS TO do, otherwise he will be punished. I want to go to see a doctor who will make a decision only obeying his conscience, since laws and regulations would change in times. They were based on the event in the past, but the current situation now he faces might require other ones in the future that might be completely different from the ones in the past.
imelnychenko said That is what the doctor HAS TO do, otherwise he will be punished. I want to go to see a doctor who will make a decision only obeying his conscience, since laws and regulations would change in times. They were based on the event in the past, but the current situation now he faces might require other ones in the future that might be completely different from the ones in the past.
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