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What's wrong with there being theists in the world? As long as they're not forcing you to join them, it's ok, right? ..Wrong.. This group is to share thoughts about the dangers of theism -- and through the discussion, to be armed to enlighten others.
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This group is for fans of TED. Share your favorite videos, discuss them and socialize with the like-minded folks.
The Duke commented on Miss Mercy's group Futurists Unite
"I'm a transhumanist and basically the main reason i'm doing my electrical engineering degree is to eventually go into human cybernetics, i joke it's my career goal to have people replacing perfectly good organic limbs with machine…"
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- At 4:56am on November 28, 2009,
Chrys Stevenson said… - Hi Duke! Welcome to Atheist Nexus. I'd like to invite you to join our Aussie, Kiwi and South Pacific Atheists group.
I also want to make sure you know about the Rise of Atheism Global Atheist Convention to be held in Melbourne next March. It's going to be huge, with nearly 1500 tickets sold already. Speakers will include: Richard Dawkins, PZ Myers, AC Grayling, Dan Barker, Phillip Adams, Robyn Williams, and former Senator Lyn Allison and Julian and Craig from the Chaser team will be there too.
I hope you can join us in our group, and also, perhaps, at the Convention next year.
Enjoy the site!
- At 5:28am on November 27, 2009,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Hello and welcome to this fine international site and its many thousands of bright people like you who recognise religion for the fraud that it is. Gods exist only inside human heads where too much of the brain space is taken up by illogical rubbish.
Terry Meaden originator of the busy discussion group
"ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Earth, Humankind, Fossils, Religion, Evolution, Darwin..." with its 235 discussion topics.
We invite you to come and see, and to make good new friends.
http://www.atheistnexus.org/group/originsuniverselifehumankindanddarwin
- At 6:38am on November 26, 2009,
Miss Mercy said… - Yeah, i sneeze a lot at work...
But can't complain. A job's a job. =) Have fun tomorrow, too. Ciao.
- At 6:32am on November 26, 2009, Miss Mercy said…
- Ohh, sounds fun.
Having your own workshop is pretty badass. I want my own library. Like, one of those old school mansion libraries with 5 storey high bookshelves and ladders everywhere. One day, one day. =)
I have to work all day tomorrow, too. I just had to shower off the bread smell from today's shift, haha.
We should probably exchange numbers though, just for kicks.
0432445309 - you can add me under "Jaim-Dawg".
- At 6:19am on November 26, 2009, Miss Mercy said…
- Holidays are going pretty good...Although, i'm already getting bored. I'll have to start thinking of some stuff to do other than reading comics and listening to records. Maybe i should be like you and start making some stuff! I once made a photo frame in D&T... Haha. It was a very shit photo frame. What about you? How are your holidays going? Hopefully more eventful than mine. Do you work?
- At 10:09pm on November 25, 2009, Miss Mercy said…
- Yo 'Duuuuuke', good to see you here =D
"hoarder of information" haha, i like it... I wish i hoarded more information, and less junk...Ha.
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