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Xittenn's Profile User Rating: -----

Reputation: 160 Excellent
Group:
Senior Members
Active Posts:
1,560 (1.14 per day)
Most Active In:
The Lounge (276 posts)
Joined:
31-August 08
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Last Active:
User is online Today, 03:39 AM
Currently:
Viewing Topic: Morals

My Information

Member Title:
Atom
Age:
32 years old
Birthday:
July 20, 1979
Gender:
Female Female
Location:
Delta, BC; Canada
Interests:
Video Games - Dance Parties - Scientific Computing - Food
Favorite Area of Science:
Cell Biology
Occupation:
Undergrad Simon Fraser University

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Website URL:
Website URL  http://entangled-logic.com/home.aspx

Posts I've Made

  1. In Topic: Biology Programming Language

    Yesterday, 01:59 AM

    I'm not sure biologists ever see 'the usual' as I'm sure they tend to prefer a set of tools and an input model such as FASTA, I'm no biologist either though. Maybe a set of solvers that could be used to build more complex models.
  2. In Topic: Morals

    25 May 2012 - 10:57 PM

    Better yet, Athena can you reference literature that best represents your overall position. Preferably something written in the last two centuries, that doesn't require argument about literal translations. It often helps your argument when you share sources that support the fact that there is one.

    As a follower of the thread I would even accept references to media such as film, maybe drawing comparisons against a movie like Jim Henson's - The Dark Crystal which has much to say about God, spiritual sojourns, and moral law. Just a thought though, I never know how seriously anyone takes anything I say (a very important point when considering any of my posts.)
  3. In Topic: What makes me a genius?

    25 May 2012 - 08:49 PM

    I have also had a sort of hearing impairment most of my life. My ears get clogged and I get ear infections, where often my ability to hear is affected. For the last few months my ears have been a problem. I get headaches and dizziness that make it difficult for me to think. I don't believe these impairments push anyone in this sort of direction, especially these days where we have corrective devices. I guess there are the exceptional cases where it disables a child, as suggested by CaptainPanic, but I would push to say that these are the more extreme cases.

    I have to agree with CaptainPanic with regards to activities. I was unable to join into most sporting activities when I was young because my family couldn't afford it. I did manage to scrape together some funds to join martial arts and cadets in my teens, but in all I hadn't spent near the time as many on these sorts of activities. This left me with much free time to pursue more intellectual and creative endeavours that required more imagination. I believe that my activities played the most important role in my personal development, as I am sure it is with most.
  4. In Topic: Sneaky Method of Estimating Pi

    25 May 2012 - 07:49 PM

    I'm a little confused why the title includes 'sneaky' . .. . it sort of implies that a more straight forward method of compiling an accurate answer exists, which which it doesn't. I believe simply "Methods of Estimating Pi" would have been most appropriate, however less fun . . . .

    or "Numerical Methods of Estimating Pi"
  5. In Topic: Pros and cons of having pre-marital sex?

    25 May 2012 - 06:03 PM

    My biggest concern with sex has always been STI's. Oddly enough, given my level of concern, I've only used protection maybe once and almost all of my companions have been complete strangers. I obviously have reason to be concerned, but this really goes for anyone and everyone.

    It has been mentioned to evaluate and be prepared, as well as consciously aware, but little emphasis has been placed on exactly what that means. Most men will say "well I have little chance of getting . . . " which isn't really the case. Men have a tendency to masturbate which can break the skin and HIV is easily transmittable at opportune times. There is also HPV which can get pretty ugly. How do you feel about blood tests? Sleeping around with a conscious means a lot of blood samples will be taken. I am personally very lucky to be clean still at this time, especially given who my partners were, and these are things you are really going to want to consider.

    Condoms break, all the time, are you ready to have children. There are girls who will lie to you about the state of their birth control. Often young women really want to be mothers and they can go to extents to get what they want.

    Honestly wait, it is not worth the hassle. Find someone you really like and take your time there is no rush! Maybe first discover what it means to be a friend of a women first and then consider what it would mean to be more. All too often young men are entirely too preoccupied with the end result, and they have never even made friends . . .

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    Xittenn 

    25 May 2012 - 23:15
    Thanks zapatos . . . just to be clear my statement below isn't directly tied to anything said in any of those posts and is more a consequence of my experiences with how people in general approach what they consider moral values and how it can affect me personally. I have no contempt for any of the posters on the forum.
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    zapatos 

    25 May 2012 - 20:56
    Outstanding post #25 in Morals. I believe you are spot on in your summary and questions. I whish I would have said it!
    -zapatos
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    Xittenn 

    22 May 2012 - 00:53
    Hi my name is malicious and self-embittered, and I will be slapping around anyone who doesn't meet my approval today. What, you are defying The Laws? Off with your head! You had best read the book or between the lines my dear as surely you do not want to spend your life spat on by a good majority of the social public. Thank you for occupying space on my planet, please come again.
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    Joatmon 

    23 Apr 2012 - 21:45
    Thank you - Jo.
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    khaled 

    10 Apr 2012 - 20:29
    "a hippy?" .. well, if you think that you're a hipster.
    Nope, I don't bring love. I just gave an advice as a friend.
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    Xittenn 

    10 Apr 2012 - 05:43
    What is you, a hippy? Does you bring me love? >:|
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    khaled 

    09 Apr 2012 - 18:03
    Hey Xittenn, I have two words for you as a friend:
    1. Calm down
    2. Write what you really understand, not what you just know literally
    .. peace and love
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    Xittenn 

    02 Apr 2012 - 20:55
    It was Jo, you were fighting with a machine . . . it was cliche!
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    Joatmon 

    31 Mar 2012 - 17:13
    Found the record. I didn't like you telling me to give up trying for something I wanted when I couldn't imagine you yourself giving up. You also seemed to find my struggle funny. I know it was only in fun.
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    Joatmon 

    31 Mar 2012 - 15:00
    I haven't been able to find a record of that particular string of comments. Using a limerick was probably meant to make any indication that I might have felt slightly uncomfortable a bit of a joke.
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    Joatmon 

    31 Mar 2012 - 09:49
    Not too sure how I should respond to comments on my profile - do I comment on my own profile or yours? Anyway to repeat on both - I forget why I wrote the limerick, probably because I thought you laughed at me rather than with me.
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    khaled 

    28 Feb 2012 - 22:29
    hey Xittenn, I'm playing Final Fantasy XIII-2 on PS3 .. It's really interesting you know,
    It has the ideas of Quantum Theory, String Theory, Relativity Theory, in a game where
    you can travel through Space-Time, where changes manipulate the flow of Time and Events
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    Xittenn 

    18 Feb 2012 - 20:54
    I blame me!
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    ydoaPs 

    18 Feb 2012 - 16:08
    It took you long enough. :p
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    Xittenn 

    16 Feb 2012 - 04:43
    | The two songs I most commonly find myself whistling:
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    | 1) victory song FFI
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    | 2) original Zelda theme song
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    | as I am walking down school halls, which must just be so weird; especially when I am wearing my Neo(Matrix) looking jacket and fuzzy boots. :/
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