On Sun, 13 May 2001, Sellam Ismail wrote:
> On 13 May 2001, Iggy Drougge wrote:
>
> > But they're really just old utensils. Da Vinci's sweat and saliva most
> > likely was no more brilliant than that of any other renaissance
> > Italaian.
>
> Iggy, he (Da Vinci) touched them. I'm sorry you can't understand it the
> way I do, and that's fine. Maybe I'm weird (ha ha :) But I think you are
Nah... there are no weird people on this list. Right? Some weird
people may think us weird, and some of us in moments of disagreement
may think one another weird, but we all know that, as Alice
discovered, all is not always as it appears. Slightly eccentric
perhaps, not sane by the standards set by the common loonies of the
world, and perhaps a little mad. However, we're not weird. :-)
> missing something big here. Either that or your emotion chip was removed.
...mightn't a computer virus have, possibly, placed subliminal
messages on his screen causing that?
> Here's an analogy. If we were able to clone Iggy and accelerate the
> growth of Iggy Serial Number 2 to where he was the same age as you are
[...]
While we're on this topic, are the souls of clones new or could some
of them have been reincarnated?
> I once had the privelege of entering the Bodleian Library in Oxford,
> England, one of the most prestigious libraries in the world. I remember
[...]
> others before me going back to almost the time when the printing press was
> invented!
That must have been a wonderful experience!
> For some people, the feeling of antiquity is quite a profound one. Have
> you never felt this?
Yes... and somehow I think there's more to it that science can
explain... as Iggy's often mentioning the metaphysical, perhaps this
example will make more sense to him.
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