using the word 'bro' doesn't belittle anybody. and if you objected to a racist joke, I would think you're a bitch but probably would politely ask you to leave my circle of friends.
If you're a C# programmer and you want to stay one, then stay one. There are many startups out there that would love to have a skilled C# programmer, I'm sure.
It might depend on where you're living, I'm not sure.
Also, afaik C# is open source, check out Mono. (somebody correct me if wrong)
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I'll probably buy the book, seeing as it's cheap as shit. But, I just want to say, your BBS is one of the most awesome things I've found all year. (wishing I wasn't so young)
Very cool. I'm still amazed by people who try to solve Rubik's Cubes with the least moves possible. Unfortunately it seems the speed solvers get all the glory, though.
If you must take the pill to become the new you, is it really you you're becoming? I feel that it's the pill, not your self, that becomes the identity.
I suppose we could take this further, for the sake of making a point, and ask if one receives a lobotomy, is one his or her self?
There is no basis for me claiming that artificially modifying one's self is a bad thing, as I never made that claim. I only pointed out an observation.
I think you misunderstand what I mean by true self. Yes, our self does change at every moment and is "reborn." However, it is still a true self as it is not artificially modified.
I agree and have no qualms with people's use of heroin, and have dabbled, myself. It was only presented as an example.
To amplify, there is nothing morally wrong with anti-depressants either. However morality is not the issue of my concern, the deadening of true self is.