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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    It's like Dostoevsky took a murderer and showed how even "minor" sins led to the same end. It's difficult to say as well as convey. It's like he put the man who would say "but I never killed anyone" into the shoes of a murderer. Does that make sense?
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    Now that Biden is in the WH the MSM can admit they lied about Trump all along

    Evidence. The laptop, obviously.
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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    Not sure I can. It was like looking into the abyss.
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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    There was a short story by Stephen King called Dolan's Cadillac. It's hard to describe, but it reminded me of Raskalnikov.
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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    Genesis 50:20
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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    Philistine. :D Wait. Dostoevsky was Russian, right? BURN IT WITH FIRE!!!!111
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    Now that Biden is in the WH the MSM can admit they lied about Trump all along

    Why were both impeachments ridiculed and ignored?
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    Book Analysis : CRIME & PUNISHMENT

    The description of Rascalnikov almost arriving at terms with himself was harrowing.
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    Yip. If you're only talking about it, it's philosophy.
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    Ukraine Crisis

    Ok. We don't get those. :D
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    Ukraine Crisis

    I've never seen anything from any of those sources that is not completely biased toward the Democrat party. And I work with them every day.
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    An idea is valid until it has been shown impossible. My sentence structure includes the implication that validity was not being used as a permanent marker on a proposal, rather just a suggestion that ideas are free. Heh. Yeah. It is in the sense that Marke was using it. I wouldn't pick the...
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    A process that refuses to consider the operations of forces that cannot be seen or measured is not science.
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    "Science" does not come up with ideas, valid or otherwise. Science is the process of throwing them out. Until they have been excised, they are all valid. "Natural" science is a tautology, as is the case almost any time a descriptor is added to "science." People either respect the method, or...
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    Science is the process of throwing out ideas based on the evidence, reason and logic. This allows the process to operate upon literally any idea.
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    Ukraine Crisis

    So Tulsi is a Russian spy?
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    Zuckerberg Election Funds Violated Wisconsin Bribery Laws, Special Counsel Finds

    Wait. But Brain told me that this was the fairest election ever and that we should all just move on.
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    I don't know about that, but I'm not a dictionary. :) I was using them as synonyms. Maybe usage of the term has evolved. I might investigate your source. I happily box all such things under the blanket idea of a rational investigation. Well, sure. The point is that the theory should then...
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    How does one determine, using the scientific method, that the earth is billions of years old?

    Remedial logic and remedial maths. If you want to talk about x, you need to know how x forms. That is not equal to: If you want to talk about y, you have to believe z. The question is simple. How is radioactive material formed?
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