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Dilip Bam commented on Re: Why are you a vegan? on May 1, 2008, 7:05 AM

Lions, Tigers and other carnivores eat animals because Law of Nature designed them as carnivores. So it is OK for them to eat other animals. Everybody [==every creature] has to eat to live. Humans are designed to be herbivores, so they eat plants. I believe plants also have life, and just like lions kill other animals and eat them, humans also KiLL plants and eat them. But that is Law of Nature, so it is OK.

Dilip Bam commented on Is there a clash of civilizations? on March 28, 2008, 4:28 AM

Of course there is a clash of civilizations. I cannot believe in so-called "revelations". All single (human?) [prophet?] based religions are media hypes of a basic lie. If you begin by believing that which is impossible, then everything else based on and flowing from the basic lie becomes believable. It is a clash of mdeia hypes. Darwin said, "Survival of the fittest". But in religions, it is the loudest that will be heard furthest and hence spread further. Now if two people within earshot shout different sounds, there will be a clash of sound waves. That is the clash of civilizations==clash of two different lies==clash of two different sounds. Each wants monopoly, each offers a cut-and-dried path. People want the easy way out. They want a cut-and-dried solution so that they can get on with their day to day mundane lives of eating, sleeping and reproducing [or if not actually reproducing, making natural reproductive attempts], which is the be-all and end-all of life.The fact that 99% people today use WiNDOWs software and happily PAY FOR IT is because it is cut-and-dried & ready to use. Nobody wants free LiNUX because you will have to write your own program. Who wants to do this extra work? The genetic code is for propagation of the species. It is embedded hardware, while religion is externally introduced software. Law of Nature needs no media hype. The genetic code simply exists. It is not competing against anything or anyone and needs no media hype.

Dilip Bam commented on Is there a clash of civilizations? on March 28, 2008, 12:28 AM

Of course there is a clash of civilizations. I cannot believe in so-called "revelations". All single (human?) [prophet?] based religions are media hypes of a basic lie. If you begin by believing that which is impossible, then everything else based on and flowing from the basic lie becomes believable. It is a clash of mdeia hypes. Darwin said, "Survival of the fittest". But in religions, it is the loudest that will be heard furthest and hence spread further. Now if two people within earshot shout different sounds, there will be a clash of sound waves. That is the clash of civilizations==clash of two different lies==clash of two different sounds. Each wants monopoly, each offers a cut-and-dried path. People want the easy way out. They want a cut-and-dried solution so that they can get on with their day to day mundane lives of eating, sleeping and reproducing [or if not actually reproducing, making natural reproductive attempts], which is the be-all and end-all of life. The fact that 99% people today use WiNDOWs software and happily PAY FOR IT is because it is cut-and-dried & ready to use. Nobody wants free LiNUX because you will have to write your own program. Who wants to do this extra work? The genetic code is for propagation of the species. It is embedded hardware, while religion is externally introduced software. Law of Nature needs no media hype. The genetic code simply exists. It is not competing against anything or anyone and needs no media hype.

Dilip Bam commented on WHAT IS GOD? on January 30, 2008, 11:51 PM

GOD is LAW OF NATURE. Mathematically defined as E=mC2 (mC squared).