What can change the nature of a man?

[alsih2o]

Free will is congruent with consciousness.
It follows then that the individual alone is the responsible generator of his own willed actions within the context of known alternatives.

It may also be understood that all discussions concerning free will are 'academic' (without consequence). No form of input or definition alters the nature of man.



like i came up with that myself

 

[BiggusGeekus]

Amazing CRPG. Most people on the earth don't deserve to play it.


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[Maraxle]

Having a constant view of the inequities in the world, and not being able to do anything about them. That's a great way to become cynical and bitter over time.

 

[Avatar]

A skilled Swedish surgeon.

 

[alsih2o]

ok, like it is any of my business, but has anyone noticed Avatar doesn't have an.....avatar?

 

[hong]

Amazing CRPG. Most people on the earth don't deserve to play it.


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Ahhh, right, you're THAT Becker! Why didn't I grok this before?

Sheesh, talk about a small world.

And this picture made me laugh out loud, deadset:

 

[Avatar]

ok, like it is any of my business, but has anyone noticed Avatar doesn't have an.....avatar?

*LOL* Guess I never thought of finding one.

 

[alsih2o]

beats my technoputz excuse

 

[herald]

spellcheck?

 

[nopantsyet]

Belief in a capricious or unreliable god--being rejected or forsaken by that god. Since belief is such a big part of human nature that plays a large role in dnd I think there are alot of ways this could be played out.