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4 Apr 2008
17 Feb 2008
As part of my studies I'm required to take a course on holding presentations. It is a small group of people where we hold presentations for each other every week. I'm supposed to hold a presentation where I defend the study of philosophy. With the group of people I am in this is going to be a challenge. I got two students of economy, one veterinary, one paleontologist, one computer scientist and somebody that does something related to viruses. Their opinions of philosophy starts with "a colossal waste of time and resources" and goes downhill from there.
Do you guys have any good ideas about what I might say to get through to this close-minded bunch of, um, people.
16 Dec 2007
For something more seasonal, what are the greatest Christmas songs?
26 Oct 2007
A Norwegian decided to do some research into Norway's IT history so he dug a hole ten meters deep and found a copper cable. Based on this he concluded that Norway had networked communication a hundred years ago. A Swede heard about this and decided to do the same experiment. He dug a hole twenty meters deep and also found a copper cable. Based on this he concluded that Sweden had networked communications two hundred years ago. A Finn heard about this and decided to do the same thing. He dug a hole thirty meters deep, but didn't find a thing. Based on this he concluded Finland had wireless communication three hundred years ago.
18 Oct 2007
One of the questions, or tasks, in the admissions test to the philosophical department here was: "Correctly deduce God's existence."
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