I have a linksys wireless router (WRT54G) that is connected to the modem. Two computers are wired to it, and a third wire goes to the basement where the 360 is. Problem is, the wireless signal is next to nothing in the basement where I am trying to connect the third computer. I got another wireless router (Netgear WPN824) and attached it to the third wire. The computer downstairs gets an excellent signal from the netgear router but I can't access Firefox or IE. The 360 also will not connect to Live either. The setup fails at the DNS stage.

I have done a bit of research but haven't found anything so far. Any ideas?

[QUOTE="Buffalo_Soulja"]I'm unclear with what you're trying to achieve with this book. You say you just want to express your opinions, but why should anyone read it? What makes your opinions more important than anybody else's?GeorgeTopouria

What makes Nitsche's opinions more important than anyone's else? Or what made Voltaires's philosphical ideas important?

Well they both basically spent their lives on philosophy, one thing I doubt you have done or will do.

Animals and humans have nearly the same physical composition. Humans are just smarter and able to show more emotions. But even animals have emotions (A dog shows its happiness by nagging its tail rapidly).

I do believe that our ability to feel developed at the same time as our brain.

GeorgeTopouria

Don't even get into the physical composition if you won't answer my questions about the brain. Humans have the ability to reason which puts them far above other organisms. Also I'll ask it once again, would you respond to my questions on the third page which you neglected.

I had a dog which always was quite and never portrayed any signs of aggression towards anyone.

Does it mean he had a soul? Or maybe that simply was his nature?

Same is with me. I have a brain and I know that being evil is bad because I don't feel good when doing evil. I want to be good because I don't like evil. I have a brain that analyzes everything and it makes me do good instead of evil.

GeorgeTopouria

Now you are really starting to side step the questions.  If anyone else wants to try to tackle them please do so because I'm starting to worry I'm not going to get anywhere with this one.

We are not talking about dogs, we are talking about humans which are vastly different.

How do you feel with your brain? Also please respond to my above questions so that we might be able to get somewhere.

[QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"][QUOTE="GeorgeTopouria"][QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"][QUOTE="GeorgeTopouria"]

I do not believe in the human soul or in anything supernatural. I believe only that which can be seen, touched, heard, or anyhow observed and felt. Anything else is a hoax. There are no Gods, no souls, no Zeus and no zombies - all of this originated after men reached the stage of the evolution where they could question their own existence.

trix5817

If you and I don't have a soul then why should we act as you suggest in your Bible?

You don't need a soul to be good. I don't need a soul to be kind towards others. I don't any motivation to be good.

Yes, but why should you be good? (I know the answer that you are probably going to give, I'm just making sure you know it :P)

And where is this kindness coming from if you don't have a soul?

His brain.......you don't need a "soul" to be kind.....

You still forgot/neglected to answer #1

By brain you mean the different nerve impulses...correct.  If so do you have control over them, or are they a product of your enviroment?

[QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"][QUOTE="GeorgeTopouria"]

I do not believe in the human soul or in anything supernatural. I believe only that which can be seen, touched, heard, or anyhow observed and felt. Anything else is a hoax. There are no Gods, no souls, no Zeus and no zombies - all of this originated after men reached the stage of the evolution where they could question their own existence.

GeorgeTopouria

If you and I don't have a soul then why should we act as you suggest in your Bible?

You don't need a soul to be good. I don't need a soul to be kind towards others. I don't any motivation to be good.

Yes, but why should you be good? (I know the answer that you are probably going to give, I'm just making sure you know it :P)

And where is this kindness coming from if you don't have a soul?

[QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"][QUOTE="GeorgeTopouria"]

[QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"]I thought that Atheism was a more open-ended belief in the non-existance of God. If this is true then a "Bible" would be silly as you are attempting to gather a group of people with similar ideas under one set of beliefs. That being said I don't truely know what atheism is and it is in my belief that most who claim to be atheists don't truely know either. I understand agnosticism but atheism just doesn't make sense.GeorgeTopouria

I'm not trying to gather up a group of people and have them worship this book.

The book is simply full of my personal philosophical ideologies which some other Strong Atheists might share.

Regarding you saying that Atheism doesn't make sense, that's completely wrong. We simply reject anything supernatural and most of us stick to Evolution (and some might even stick to the Big Bang Theory).

This is going off-topic but do you believe in the human soul? And do you only believe in something if it can only be empirically proven?

I do not believe in the human soul or in anything supernatural. I believe only that which can be seen, touched, heard, or anyhow observed and felt. Anything else is a hoax. There are no Gods, no souls, no Zeus and no zombies - all of this originated after men reached the stage of the evolution where they could question their own existence.

If you and I don't have a soul then why should we act as you suggest in your Bible?

[QUOTE="NinjaWolf14"]I thought that Atheism was a more open-ended belief in the non-existance of God. If this is true then a "Bible" would be silly as you are attempting to gather a group of people with similar ideas under one set of beliefs. That being said I don't truely know what atheism is and it is in my belief that most who claim to be atheists don't truely know either. I understand agnosticism but atheism just doesn't make sense.GeorgeTopouria

I'm not trying to gather up a group of people and have them worship this book.

The book is simply full of my personal philosophical ideologies which some other Strong Atheists might share.

Regarding you saying that Atheism doesn't make sense, that's completely wrong. We simply reject anything supernatural and most of us stick to Evolution (and some might even stick to the Big Bang Theory).

This is going off-topic but do you believe in the human soul?  And do you only believe in something if it can only be empirically proven?