Fasting2026 2026-01-11
How's the level out there, Steve? Are you happy with that? Cool.
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Quaintly outdated Darwin-fish
I saw a Darwin-fish on the back of a car the other day and saw it as a symbol of battle long gone. Funny how quickly that became irrelevant.
I'm not proclaiming that the battle is over, that there are no more evolutionists or no more creationists. Rather that living in a post-post modern world makes it all irrelevant.
The Jesus-fish became a car sticker in the1970s to display an affinity to traditional (Western) ideals. It was countered in the 1980s in the Darwin-fish to display an affinity for modern (atheist) ideals.
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What colour is an orange in the dark?
It's a variation on an old question, but much more relevant and with huge implications.
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Narcissus - a modern retelling
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The ancient Myth of Narcissus retold from a social media perspective. Not a harsh criticism of social media, just a jumping point for discussion on a timeless concern.
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The Earth is not green (Thoughts in progress)
Don't get me wrong. I have always supported environmentalism: I frequently walk to work and I compost, often both at the same time. In spite of this or because of this, I really don't like when people say we are destroying the planet. Sure if we continue as we have, we could destroy human civilization as we know it, but that doesn't mean the planet will even notice.
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