Three
This machine will rock the world
The internal working of machines is difficult to explain
For those of you who are not especially trained in science, mathematics, or engineering
It is easiest to think of machines as being limited forms of magic
Magic that makes your life easier
And more full of blips, bleeps and random annoying sounds
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Peter
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Machines (II)
Two
This machine is to override heartbeat of the performing musicians
Machines can be incomprehensibly complex
They are designed by highly skilled geeks
Who themselves are machines
Machines that run on coffee, sandwiches and no sunlight
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Peter
This machine is to override heartbeat of the performing musicians
Machines can be incomprehensibly complex
They are designed by highly skilled geeks
Who themselves are machines
Machines that run on coffee, sandwiches and no sunlight
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Peter
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Machines (I)
Okay, and start the machines
One
This first machine is to set a beat for machines to come
Machines are part of our lives
They work for us and against us
They clean our cloths then beep at us
They drive us to work and honk at us
They make that horrible scraping sound that keeps you awake at night
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Peter
One
This first machine is to set a beat for machines to come
Machines are part of our lives
They work for us and against us
They clean our cloths then beep at us
They drive us to work and honk at us
They make that horrible scraping sound that keeps you awake at night
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Peter
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Prince of Peace - God of War
I just watched Prince of Peace - God of War by John Campea. I recommend it. It's a documentary wrestling the question of pacifism and of just war.
My recommendation is:
Don't go to war without first watching this documentary.
Before today I had conceded to the concept of just war. That concept has been weakened by watching the documentary.
Maybe we're called to take a spiritual perspective and absolutely never use lethal force. I can't really lead myself to believe that totally though.
But then, why isn't it as simple as "Love your enemies" therefore do not kill them?
Riddle me that, all you fellow armchair philosophers!
Peter
My recommendation is:
Don't go to war without first watching this documentary.
Before today I had conceded to the concept of just war. That concept has been weakened by watching the documentary.
Maybe we're called to take a spiritual perspective and absolutely never use lethal force. I can't really lead myself to believe that totally though.
But then, why isn't it as simple as "Love your enemies" therefore do not kill them?
Riddle me that, all you fellow armchair philosophers!
Peter
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