Living the Dream

Last night I dremt of going to the US: I was very very excited in the dream.

I woke up in the morning and realized that I am living my dream; ten years now...

I was not happy.

All-You-Can-Eat, Nude-Bar

When you see the full-nude bar on the block is advertising for all-you-can-eat pizza and salad, --with those dancing people with signs on the street-- you'd understand that the economy is really f@#$ed up.

Meaning of Life

On Sunday, after attending the Mary Magdalene Sanctuary, we talked about the meaning of life--if there's any-- from an atheist's point of view.

Dave and me strongly believed that there was no such a thing as "meaning of life" and after all what we do and what we believe is absolutely irrelevant from the cosmos point of view.

Mather, on the other hand, tried to establish the concept but was unable to do so and sounded a little like theists trying to proof the existences of none-existent God. Pretty unlikely of him.

Today, Dave sent me this:

I have heard over and over that if God did not exist, then life would not have any meaning. So the meaning of life must be something like 'To Worship One's Creator'. If that is so, then what is the meaning of God's life? He surely can not worship his creator since by definition he does not have one. Does this not mean that the meaning of an Atheist's life is identical to the meaning of God's life? (Neither one having a creator). So if God gets enjoyment by playing with his creation, then the meaning of an Atheists life is to enjoy playing with his/her creation. This creation can be what ever one dreams up. Art. Hobbies. Whatever... (I suppose one could include 'Children' but arguably, they may be more of a pain than a source enjoyment...)

So life without a God is not meaningless or else Christians should tell their God to commit suicide immediately.

So the meaning of life appears to be (the subjective answer of): "Follow your bliss". (Different for each person of course).

I very much liked it. Thought of sharing it with you.

Peace with the Unspeakables

The first reaction to these wouldn't be so appreciating. Of course I don't want to imply that she's a very philosophically heavy person but, let's see this from other angle: Why the "unspeakable parts" should be that way? When human being will start treating all of their body parts without shame and guilt induced by Judo-Christo-Muslim beliefs?

I don't mean to give much credit to her and claim that she knows what she's doing but, these acts, knowingly or unknowingly, bring the unspeakable in the radar ranges of human spectacles as "body parts".

We, the people, will start to see her "stuff" as we see her hands, for example.

It takes a shameless person to tear the shrouds of tradition and unknowingly reveal more of the horizon.

He's Not My President, Why Would I Be Offended?

I totally agree with him.

Who the hell is Ahamdinejad? Neither is he an Iranian, nor my president.

He, and all other religious who believe in governmental Islam, are more Muslims than belonging to any specific nationality. They belong to the "Ommah", which is the nation of Islam. They believe in the unity of all the people who are one. They don't believe and sometimes even disgust the concept of nationalities which would weaken the belief in necessity of forming the "Ommah".

And nor he is my or for that matter Iran's president. He is not been elected in the process of a fair and just election in which all the voices and different factions of the society would compete and the most popular would prevail. He is a puppet, a mean of functioning for the gang who are running the country as their personal enterprise.