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I've now permanently moved my blog over to http://chocolateandvodka.com/ and will no long be updating this version, other than with the occasional summary of new posts. Please do not leave comments here, but instead find the equivalent post on my new site, and comment there instead. Comments left here will not be published, as I'd like to keep things all together on the new installation. Sorry if this is an inconvenience.
Re: From where comes this myth of rationality?
by Anonymous
yes it is irrational if the spider in question is a daddy long legs. I've spent 20 years thinking about "free will" and I'm convinced without a shadow of a doubt that it is an illusion. Thoughts appear in our consciousness due to a complex combination of neural architecture and biochemistry. Actions are thoughts that are executed (or subconsciously executed in which case they don't count either). Anyway, enough philosophy. My commiserations Suw, the end of a relationship is painful enough, and I'm wondering if ending one in public is less or more painful? I hope it had nothing to do with the huge amount of flirting you did with Nick Frost. :-) take care Cameron
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