Can anyone say excessively overpriced? My desktop cost the same as this thing and it can do a whole lot more than this little thing. I'm sorry, but who gives a crap if a console runs Windows 8? It's a console, it's meant to run games, not a full fledged OS, which is the entire purpose of consoles in the first place.
@boomhammer007 @huehefner89 @ShadedEcho @robdayz you lost me at the ridiculous word "bronies" and I went and punched an idiot manchild in the face for being a mega fan of a little girl's television show.
@goggles123456 @jmace1 Goggles: You believe in yourself? Man, I don't know how you do that. I mean i don't know about you, but I suck and am always wrong lol. I have no belief in myself haha. Btw I apologize to everyone for starting this internet tirade haha =P
@jmace1 @goggles123456 @ArchoNils2 I do not believe that I stated that and I agree that science is very beneficial and can help us learn things. I was just saying that science is not always right and believing that science in infallible is a terrible mistake. I have great respect for scientists as long as they understand that their word is not always truth.
@jmace1 @goggles123456 @ArchoNils2 It always amazes me how much people think that we have it all figured out and have it all together. Humans are quite slow and we are constantly learning we were wrong and yet people put their full faith in science and math, which are essentially rules made up by people. C.S. Lewis once said that he didn't have enough faith to be an Atheist and worship man all of his constantly changing "knowledge" and I agree with him. He also said that there is no such thing as believing in no God, there is only the belief that YOU are God.
As a side note, scientists, mathematicians, philosophers, and theologists all make the same mistake of confining their view to their little bubble and excluding the wisdom from the other branches, which is why we keep thinking we are smart when we are really stupid =P
@jmace1 @goggles123456 @ArchoNils2 I apologize for not being able to explain because I am simply not knowledgable enough about it. It was told to me by an extremely smart math theorist and he explained it all, but most of it went over my head lol. But what I got out of it was that the basic core principles for all math are assumptions and that there is a reason that mathmaticians and scientists are constantly trying to PROVE things, its because they can't prove almost anything, so if they could actually prove something, it would be a massive breakthrough. You don;t have to believe me, that's totally fine, just putting my two cents in =)
@jmace1 @ArchoNils2 Yupp, not even kidding. Once you get high enough up in math you find out that it is literally based off 3-5 things that literally can't be proven and we just have to assume. One of my Profs. was talking about how if even just one of them were proven to be false, everything we thought we knew would change.
@ArchoNils2 lol that sentence is bullshit =P 99% of the universe CAN'T be proven with science currently. Even math can't be PROVEN, it's based off a series of assumptions. Also, science is not a substitute for moral instinct or common sense, no matter how hard people try because if science "proves" something morally wrong to be right, the science is simply wrong.
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