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Kaianna Sela
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:19:00 -
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Edited by: Kaianna Sela on 17/07/2008 16:21:01
 Originally by: Stitcher
Originally by: Kaianna Sela
Good God.......I'm certainly no fan of some of the Sansha ideals, but please Naqam, do the cluster a service and kill this idiot a few times.
Kaianna, I know you're entitled to your opinion and all, but I'd appreciate it if you didn't insult one of my best friends. There's a yawning gulf that separates flamboyancy from idiocy, and Andreus isn't on the "idiot" side of it.
Far as I'm concerned, it's simple: Naqam are vocal member-supporters of Sansha's Nation. That makes them impossible to trust, in my opinion, and you'll note that Duty. has them at -10 in our standings database for precisely that reason. We're opposed to mind or mood-altering implants of any description, and the Happy Chips fall into that category. Seeing as Naqam takes considerable delight in peddling said chips, we are b extension opposed to Naqam.
For the record, Andreus, I think "Crotchety" kicks in at 30. Above 40 it's "Curmudgeonly".
Good luck with the war, Andreus.
Noooo, I think i'll insult him plenty. I've yet to see evidence of a lack of idiocy.
Also, "we" aren't opposed to mind altering anything as a corp. You may well have those personal views, but Naqam aren't -10 due to the Happy Chips.
For public record, Stitcher is not a spokesman for Duty in any way. Nor am I, but at least as a director I can pretend :D
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IzzyChan
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:26:00 -
[62]
Stitcher, who made you the boss of how a pod pilot corporation supports their faction of choice?
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Naqam
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Kaianna Sela
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:32:00 -
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Originally by: IzzyChan
Stitcher, who made you the boss of how a pod pilot corporation supports their faction of choice?
I'll also point out that Duty in no way support Naqam, or the Sansha, and they are indeed -10. Just for entirely different reasons than those presented by Stitcher.
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:37:00 -
[64]
Edited by: Stitcher on 17/07/2008 16:44:56
Originally by: Kaianna Sela
Noooo, I think i'll insult him plenty. I've yet to see evidence of a lack of idiocy.
Maybe you should start paying attention then, boss. 
Kaianna's right, I don't speak on behalf of Duty. Every opinion I've ever expressed here is my own, and thanks to our corporate structure, I'm entitled to say what I damn well please. I never claimed that Naqam were -10 to us because of the happy chips, however. Although I'd be disappointed if they weren't a factor.
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:44:00 -
[65]
The war is live. The clemency offer expires in precisely fifteen minutes.
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Dance Commander
Asuka Smith > not even goons can make 30m ISK this interesting. |
Kaianna Sela
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:47:00 -
[66]
Originally by: Stitcher
Edited by: Stitcher on 17/07/2008 16:44:56
Originally by: Kaianna Sela
Noooo, I think i'll insult him plenty. I've yet to see evidence of a lack of idiocy.
Maybe you should start paying attention then, boss.
It's somewhat difficult when he spokes nothing but brain melting fedo crap.
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 16:49:00 -
[67]
Andreus, I think this is your cue. Don't embarrass me now...
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.17 17:03:00 -
[68]
Originally by: Kaianna Sela
It's somewhat difficult when he spokes nothing but brain melting fedo crap.
Breaking my promise of not saying anything (mostly on Stitcher’s request, mind you), I feel inclined to comment that someone who can misspell a word as fundamental as "speaks" has very little room to be admonishing people on their intelligence.
Incidentally, for those precious few who are interested, the clemency period has now ended.
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Dance Commander
Asuka Smith > not even goons can make 30m ISK this interesting. |
Kaianna Sela
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 17:16:00 -
[69]
Curses, beaten by a typo :D
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Silver Night
Caldari
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 17:51:00 -
[70]
Edited by: Silver Night on 17/07/2008 17:54:21
Originally by: Stitcher
Why call yourself a part of Sansha's Nation at all, then, if your ideals are so wildly different? Make no mistake, the True Slaves were not an error, even if Sansha failed to foresee the lengths to which the other empires would go to end the practice. They were a fully intended and planned outcome of the Nation's technological progression.
If you reject them, then you reject the Nation itself. Either you are part of the Nation, in which case you embrace Sansha's ideals of mental control via implantation, or you reject those ideals, in which case you are at most a splinter offshoot of the Nation, not really affiliated with it at all.
In either case, declaring fealty to an organization with such an odious reputation surely can't be good for your public image?
I see. I wonder how you have such perfect insight into the inner workings of Sansha's mind. How you know so much about the inner workings and plans of the Nation during those final days when even the triumphant propaganda of the empires doesn't go so far. Or maybe it is because you are fabricating it wholesale to support your own prejudices?
As for my public image, that isn't the issue. What I care about is that my ideas at least get a fair hearing by as many people as possible. You are right in that it is an uphill fight against our reputation, but it isn't as if difficult fights aren't sometimes worth fighting. The only care I give to my image is in the areas where it affects the Nation's and Naqam's.
Originally by: Stitcher
If they are in a position where, owing to emotional strife, grief and shock brought on by a traumatic event, their judgment is suspect, then I will most certainly assume that I know what's best for them. Being a fully qualified surgeon, and having headed up several progressive medical research teams in my time, I might even be able to say that I'm qualified to know what's best for them in the field of neuroimplantation.
If people want to sign themselves over to an unnatural presence in their heads that makes them feel happy all the time, then I can't stop them from doing so. What I can do is provide them with a warning, enough of an opposing point of view to give them pause.
Fascinating. You know, I hope, the huge can of worms you open when you suggest even someone very qualified knows what's best for people better than they themselves do. Down that road, we have slavery and True Slaves after all. How long, then, in your august medical opinion, should we wait before offering them refuge and the Happy Chip should they wish it? I can tell you that the cool down period currently stands at 2 weeks for the move to the Nation and 4-6 weeks for the Happy Chip. Do you have some compelling reason that that isn't long enough?
You use the word 'unnatural' with all the negative connotations that come with it. What would you call podder implants? Or any implants for that matter? They are certainly one of the furthest of human creations away from natural.
Edit: Don't worry Ms Sela, Mr Ixiris in my experience believes such pedantry to be the very height of wit and argumentative sophistication. I do apologize though, Mr Ixiris. I realized that with this interesting debate with Mr Tarn-Hakatain and the various preparations to ramp up our programs in the Federation, I had quite forgotten about your war declaration. No matter how many times I upgrade my (Zainou) memory implant, out of sight still seems to mean out of mind. Thankfully I have a competent staff to keep an eye on me.
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The Clown Man.
GLS Mr. State
Caldari Patriot.
Sansha's Nation Supporter
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Carcosa Hali
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 18:30:00 -
[71]
Originally by: Stitcher
If you reject them, then you reject the Nation itself. Either you are part of the Nation, in which case you embrace Sansha's ideals of mental control via implantation, or you reject those ideals, in which case you are at most a splinter offshoot of the Nation, not really affiliated with it at all.
Thanks, Stitch. I'm so glad we have you around to define what it means to be a National. I don't know what I would have done without you. Do you parties? Cause there's this guy named Heth who could really use a talking to on what it means to be Caldari.. Get right on that, would you...
You have no clue, not the slightest inkling, of what it means to be Sansha. You shudder at what has happened on Caldari Prime.. You have no concept of grief. Imagine not a world, nor a constellation, but an entire nation murdered. You have not seen the lengths a people would go to, the sheer extremities they would endure to survive. You cannot even imagine the Will... The Pride...
And to then see the Relics take your name and tarnish it. Watching them sully Truth with their every action. You have no understanding of fury.
You don't know a damn thing, Verin Tarn-Hakatain.
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Orun Erajen
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.17 18:40:00 -
[72]
What a lot of whining, "Ms." Hali. What a lot of crocodile tears. Sansha's Nation doesn't even like Naqam, from the looks of things - perhaps because you're not living up to their ideals. Majority verdict isn't always correct, but when your definition of what Sansha's Nation is differs wildly from what the actual entity bearing the name of Sansha's Nation thinks, you're not exactly onto a winner, are you?
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 18:55:00 -
[73]
Originally by: Silver Night
I see. I wonder how you have such perfect insight into the inner workings of Sansha's mind.
There are a lot of True Slaves about. Untold hundreds of thousands of them, in fact. Somehow, I doubt that such a volume of implanted people could occur by accident.
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Fascinating. You know, I hope, the huge can of worms you open when you suggest even someone very qualified knows what's best for people better than they themselves do. Down that road, we have slavery and True Slaves after all.
There's a world of difference between the qualified opinion of a professional doing what is scientifically and medically necessary for the good of the patient, and slavery. Sometimes "I know better than you" is a simple, empirical truth. Unfortunately, too many arrogant men and women assume that they do when they do not.
Which is where the proud medical tradition of the "second opinion" comes in.
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How long, then, in your august medical opinion, should we wait before offering them refuge and the Happy Chip should they wish it? I can tell you that the cool down period currently stands at 2 weeks for the move to the Nation and 4-6 weeks for the Happy Chip. Do you have some compelling reason that that isn't long enough?
I reject the idea that there should be a standard cool down period at all. Emotional healing is not a process that happens according to a timetable. Some of the survivors of Malkalen will be haunted by its shadow for years to come. I still wake up with nightmares about the triage center I established, and as a capsuleer I'm an abnormally strong-willed man. Some of the people I operated on in that center will be scarred for life, both mentally and physically. Others will already have bounced back and gotten on with their lives at new positions within the corporation.
there's no such thing as a standard human, therefore there should be no such a thing as a standard "cool down" period. Until they have been been signed off on by a qualified psychiatrist, I wouldn't trust any of those people's capabiliy for rational decision-making.
They are victims, wounded victims. The capacity for emotional balance can easily be traumatized, and it is at those moments that people DO require an "I know better than you do" authority figure to help them heal. Why do you think mental patients with violent tendencies require restraining? It's for their own good.
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You use the word 'unnatural' with all the negative connotations that come with it. What would you call podder implants? Or any implants for that matter? They are certainly one of the furthest of human creations away from natural.
The difference being that regular implants do not engender an altered emotional or cognitive state in their users. They merely assist with neural processes that already exist, rather than stimulating a new one. Happiness may be a natural process, but it is not one that is supposed to be permanently ongoing - mankind was not meant to be happy all the time. The point here is that the Happy Chips (although I accept that this is a simplification of their function) stimulate brain centers even in scenarios where they would NOT be stimulated.
A regular implant, of the kind I use myself, is passive-reactive. It only activates when it detects that the relevant neuroelectronic process it is designed to assist is detected as having become active. Happy chips are active-aggressive, ensuring that certain neuroelectric processes are permanently active even when they should not be.
One enhances, the other alters. I'd call regular implants "unnatural" as well. Hell, controlling a starship via direct neural interface is a pretty unnatural process in its own right. Something as simple as a hammer is unnatural, if you think about it. I should have used the word "controlling" instead
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Natalcya Katla
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 19:31:00 -
[74]
Originally by: Stitcher
...mankind was not meant to be happy all the time.
Which fairytale creature says this? Mankind will, eventually, be precisely what it intends to be.
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Mebrithiel Ju'wien
Veto.
Veto Corp
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Posted - 2008.07.17 19:39:00 -
[75]
Edited by: Mebrithiel Ju''wien on 17/07/2008 19:41:30
Originally by: Stitcher
Happiness may be a natural process, but it is not one that is supposed to be permanently ongoing - mankind was not meant to be happy all the time.
I'm perfectly happy almost 100% of the time, assuming I'm not frustrated trying to figure out how to destroy the entire cluster. Even then, part of me finds the frustration amusing.
You are a very boring man, Mr Stitcher. You've spent a good amount of energy arguing against a brick wall. Again, I'm still happy. You're boring but it amuses me.
Suffice to say (and note; I can be long-winded if it pleases the audience), you've succeeded in nothing. Those who side with Naqam and support the Nation are going to do exactly what you don't want them to do, but will let you carry on telling them otherwise, anyway. Those of us who ally with Naqam or consider them even friends, will continue to ally with them, and/or call them friends. And the rest of the population don't really matter until they become a target.
And Andreus, I don't want to see you squirming around anywhere remotely in a system near me or I'll politely ask my boss to set you red. Your stalking is beginning to annoy me.
p.s. (now that I've just noticed this)
Originally by: Sui Gintou
Go frig a feddo.
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 19:44:00 -
[76]
Originally by: Natalcya Katla
Mankind will, eventually, be precisely what it intends to be.
To paraphrase yourself, What fairy tale did you get that one from?
Mankind has always intended to be many different things, some of them drastically at odds with each other. The day we all become what we intend to be is the day we cease to be human.
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Darina Rea
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 20:22:00 -
[77]
Originally by: Mebrithiel Ju'wien
I'm perfectly happy almost 100% of the time, assuming I'm not frustrated trying to figure out how to destroy the entire cluster. Even then, part of me finds the frustration amusing.
Dearest Meb, you're an exceptional woman as we all know. Sadly there are many people out there who suffer from chronicle depression and sadness, not because they choose to, but just because they do. The psychiatrists, psychologists and other medical specialists have put these people on loads and loads of medication to get rid of it. To these people an implant like the NBH Happy Chip is a blessing. It's a cure to a disease where medicine can't always be trusted. Ofcourse, Andreus wants these people to suffer on.
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Darth Sage
Amarr
En-Slavers
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Posted - 2008.07.17 20:30:00 -
[78]
Andreus...andreus...andreus, while i may ignore your
pathetic corporation in their attempts to look big and
hard these particular follows of the good doctor will not
they will unlike me more than willingly come into any one
of your so called duels and no matter how many you bring
despite claiming to be one on one they will crush you.
Naqam and the unit designated as izzychan is by means no
slouch and have proven her self in battle many times over
the fact you are threatening her like some posturing
school boy shows your foolishness...yesss!
And do not try to change the subject or try to use that
tired and so very old excuse of you run away your a
coward darth sage and all the other stuff it is extremely
old and no one really cares any more.
Also concord is corrupt and proven to be buyable so they
wont care about naqams activities if they have been
bribed yesss!
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.17 21:51:00 -
[79]
I refuse to make any kind of retort to anything you say until you write like a normal person.
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Dance Commander
Asuka Smith > not even goons can make 30m ISK this interesting. |
Natalcya Katla
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.17 22:35:00 -
[80]
Originally by: Stitcher
Originally by: Natalcya Katla
Mankind will, eventually, be precisely what it intends to be.
To paraphrase yourself, What fairy tale did you get that one from?
Mankind has always intended to be many different things, some of them drastically at odds with each other. The day we all become what we intend to be is the day we cease to be human.
I notice you didn't answer my question, Captain Tarn-Hakatain, but I'll let it slide, since to be honest, I'm really not that interested in your answer anyway. I will still answer your question, though.
My fairytale, if you will, is called "Progress". My pet definition of that term is that it means the gradual conquest of nature by sentient life, hopefully ending in a total conquest eventually.
An important step on the path of progress is the conquest of one's own identity. The self, I feel, is not something which can be "found" - so-called "self-discovery" is simply a fearful mind's excuse for indecision. Instead I subscribe to the doctrine of self-creation. Any given person's identity should in my opinion be one hundred percent a product of conscious, rational choice, as opposed to the typically mismatched, useless jumble of "natural" coincidence. Ideally, it should be as simple as deciding what you want to be like, and then be like that.
An important step to that goal, then, would be to ensure that your emotions are totally subservient to your own rational mind, instead of it being the other way around, which is too often the case. After some deliberation, I actually agree that a perpetual sense of total happiness would be boxing one's mind in too much, but then again, as has been repeatedly stated, the Happy Chips are nowhere near as overwhelming in their effect as you paranoid people make them out to be.
Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing a more powerful variant of the chip, with a greater range of programmable emotions that would allow their users to cycle through various emotions at their own preferred leisure, and to adjust the intensity level as desired. It's something to consider for the future.
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.17 22:53:00 -
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Edited by: Stitcher on 17/07/2008 22:54:22
Meanwhile, some of us prefer to live in a little place called the "real world".
Humans are defined as much by our emotions as by anything else. They should be moderated, certainly, but keeping our emotions entirely subservient to the rational mind, or treating our feelings as a kind of holo-vid channel to be tuned into or ignored at whim? Humans are emotional beings at core. Deny emotion and you deny humanity. The mood of the day colours the response of even the most level-headed person. Complete emotionless rationality may not be impossible, but it is certainly aberrant - a deviation away from baseline humanity.
I'm not a rational being at all. I have prejudices, biases, opinions and preferences, all of which are a form of emotional state. If I didn't, I'd be a humanoid rogue drone. The code of ethics (my "ivory tower" of morality, as somebody once put it) that I keep trying to bang out over these channels is a product of my own prejudices
If mankind ever rids itself of its irrationalities, then we will cease to be mankind. Sure, the genes and physical appearance would be unchanged, but the sentience and personality that separates a human from a blank clone would be gone forever.
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Natalcya Katla
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.18 00:00:00 -
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People like you, Captain Tarn-Hakatain, are the ones who live in a world of fantasy, with your assertations that humanity isn't meant to do this, and humanity isn't meant to be that, as if there was some kind of great external intelligence sitting around guiding and judging us. Often going so far as to create elaborate fairytales and rituals just to build up under these misperceptions, with stories of silly fantasy creatures or forces like gods, fairies, cosmic balances or the absolutely detestable idea of ancestors "watching over us" from beyond the grave.
For purely sentimental reasons, such people insist that unhealthy and frightfully hazardous phenomenae like uncultivated flora and fauna, unrestrained weather patterns and sexual procreation should be encouraged to keep existing in our modern day and age. (Thankfully. we are largely spared for the two first examples out here in space, which is one contributing factor as to why space is a more civilized environment than most dirtside communities are.) All this sentimentality achieves is the slowing down of progress.
As for "humanity", I only acknowledge two definitions of that term: The biological one and the legal one. As long as our genes and our laws define us as "human", that is what we are - any other definition is pure sentimentality. Ultimately, though, "humanity" is just a word invented by humanity itself, like all other words. As we develop, we'll keep or change the word as we see fit - it really doesn't make a lot of difference in the end.
Laws can evolve. Genes can evolve. Minds can evolve. Words can evolve. It's all part of progress.
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Stitcher
Caldari
Duty.
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Posted - 2008.07.18 00:33:00 -
[83]
Edited by: Stitcher on 18/07/2008 00:35:49
You disturb me. Hell, I reckon you'd disturb most people. I invite any and all men and women who may have been seeing the "Safe Harbor" program in a favourable light to read the words of one of the people responsible for it, and reconsider.
If I use the term "ought" or "meant" in relation to humans, I am referring to how people are and have always been. Sentimentality is one of those little human irrationalities that make us who and what we are. I see no shame in embracing it.
Rejection of our origins - change for the sake of change - is dangerous. Without the solid foundations of historical continuity to warn us, mistakes are inevitable. In an era of antimatter reactors, doomsday weaponry and nanotechnology, mistakes could lead to untold billions of deaths. Change and advancement should not be avoided, but neither should they be wholly embraced without trepidation.
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Natalcya Katla
Naqam
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Posted - 2008.07.18 01:08:00 -
[84]
I can't claim any responsibility for the Safe Harbor Project. It was initiated long before I joined Naqam, and I have nothing to do with the administration of it, personally.
Nor is Naqam or the Nation responsible for my beliefs. I chose my convictions myself, and I've held them for a long time.
That being said, I personally view the Safe Harbor Project as a generous and philantropic offer to rescue people from what is becoming a cesspool of racism and hatred, and take them to a place where they can live together peacefully and turn their minds to more sensible and progressive pursuits than war and spite. And that is something I wholeheartedly support.
To my mind, the Nation, Naqam, Happy Chips and the Safe Harbor Project is all about giving people the tools and the opportunities they need to make themselves shine. I think most if not all of Naqam would agree with me on that.
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.18 01:55:00 -
[85]
Originally by: Mebrithiel Ju'wien
And Andreus, I don't want to see you squirming around anywhere remotely in a system near me or I'll politely ask my boss to set you red. Your stalking is beginning to annoy me.
Me? Stalk you? What, because my life is so uneventful that I have nothing better to do than lust after a pint-sized, criminally psychotic regressive flytrap? Even if I was interested in women, I think I could say that there are far more worthwhile and less... insane ones to stalk than you. Relationships and social calculus are byzantine enough without adding a crazy overgrown toddler with a blood iron deficiency to the mix. Allow me to assure you that even were we the last two people in all of New Eden, I'd still be more interested in my hand.
Oh, and given that I operate mostly in hi-sec and fully three quarters of Veto wouldn't be able to gently push a matchstick boat in the general direction of that area without having CONCORD baying for blood, and also that Verone knows exactly what I think of him and his organisation, you'll understand why threatening to pester him with requests to set me red don't alarm me in the slightest. It'd simply be me getting shot at by people who were already going to shoot me, and firing on people I'd already fire on by default.
And what's suddenly brought this on? Half the time you're talking to me in a child's voice about how you're picking out dresses for my corpse when you finally get your hands on it (a thought which sickens me to the deepest recesses of my being, incidentally) and the other half you're accusing me of stalking you. Perhaps it's wishful thinking, hmm? Perhaps you're hoping I'm stalking you? By all means it looks like you crave attention nearly as much as Darth Sage, so perhaps you imagine that people are giving it to you when they aren't.
By the Gods, woman, get some therapy.
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Dance Commander
Asuka Smith > not even goons can make 30m ISK this interesting. |
Thorradin
State Protectorate
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Posted - 2008.07.18 01:55:00 -
[86]
It would appear Mixed Metaphor is so unimportant that even their own announcements are taken from them by others..
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.18 01:59:00 -
[87]
Originally by: Thorradin
It would appear Mixed Metaphor is so unimportant that even their own announcements are taken from them by others..
Says the man who's so violently patriotic, other Caldari won't listen to him. That's like being thrown out of the Order of St. Tetrimon for being too zealous. Nice work there.
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CEO, Mixed Metaphor
Dance Commander
Asuka Smith > not even goons can make 30m ISK this interesting. |
Sallera Zephyr
Ghost Festival
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Posted - 2008.07.18 02:54:00 -
[88]
You know, Ixiris, I really am curious about the whole corpse thing. It's a clone... it's not your flesh, it never was, and then it's dead. Why is it so deeply abhorrent to think about Mebs (or anyone else for that matter) getting her hands on it?
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Andreus Ixiris
Gallente
Mixed Metaphor
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Posted - 2008.07.18 03:02:00 -
[89]
Originally by: Sallera Zephyr
You know, Ixiris, I really am curious about the whole corpse thing. It's a clone... it's not your flesh, it never was, and then it's dead. Why is it so deeply abhorrent to think about Mebs (or anyone else for that matter) getting her hands on it?
To be honest it's really the thought of that headcase having her hands on anything that belongs or belonged to me.
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Dance Commander
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Mebrithiel Ju'wien
Veto.
Veto Corp
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Posted - 2008.07.18 15:09:00 -
[90]
Originally by: Andreus Ixiris
"Insert rabble"
By the Gods, woman, get some therapy.
Three whole paragraphs. My word.
Like the stuff people find in the darkest recesses of the Federation, your mouth spews forth a vile and bitter mess, that slithers out onto the Summit and offends even the Gallente you try to stand proud for.
In the end, Mr Ixiris, you've proved my point. While your deviant mind twists around the difficulties you have with women, your endless claptrap continues regardless, for a whole THREE paragraphs.
Originally by: Andreus Ixiris
And what's suddenly brought this on? Half the time you're talking to me in a child's voice about how you're picking out dresses for my corpse when you finally get your hands on it (a thought which sickens me to the deepest recesses of my being, incidentally) and the other half you're accusing me of stalking you.
She's asleep. She's been playing all day with her dolls.
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