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Read what you said again, because you said exactly what I mean.

There isn't one, as far as we know. That's kind of the wrong way of thinking - that the universe is expanding into something. It isn't.

There often isn't a "reason", just like you don't need a "reason" to disbelieve in fairies and Santa and Bertrand's celestial teapot. Even as a kid I didn't believe in God, and I didn't have the philosophical/metaphysical/scientific backing I do now. I just didn't believe in any god.

When I say absolute conviction, I mean an absolute lack of belief, such that I have absolute conviction/lack of belief that there is a ghost sitting next to me.

I think what Tully B said is more true than you realise. It's not a personal "perspective"; even with a concept of God and "faith" in science, belief isn't a choice that is "difficult" or not. You either do or you don't, and nothing you or anyone can do could, for example, change my non-belief...

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When you're sure she won't kick you in the balls

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Yes, you can fail subjects and still get into honours, if a WAM is the only entrance requirement.

Well, that's not strictly true. There are some cars that P-platers can buy/drive with permission from the RTA, even if it's not the only car in the family. You still need to send in an application, but they're generally accepted. Many European (in particular) small cars/hatches are on the list...

Sure do. I don't trust any driver on the road to do the right thing because most of them are selfish arseholes. :)

Matter of opinion, I guess. *shrug*

Well I guess it would depend on how and by who the information was stored, who was allowed access to it, how it was encrypted, etc.

Same to you!

WTF are you talking about? It has crumple zones. It's heavy and solid where it needs to be - around the cabin. Typical front-on crash tests (NCAP etc) did not notice any deformation of the front footwell, for example, because of the crumple zones. Is it a decade old? :p

Citations not needed for qualitative subjective statements :p For its age, the Saab has more safety features than the Jazz; current models of the Saab 9-3 have a five star safety rating, compared to the Jazz's four star rating. Citation not needed for clear hyperbole :p It also comes...

It's woeful because it is made pretty much of solid steel, which is why it is so safe :p Its fuel consumption is not great in comparison, true, but it is a decade-old car that weighs a tonne, and I wasn't comparing economy. My baby's beautiful. You're hideous. :p

And Mercs and Beamers depreciate just as badly. Does that mean Honda > anything else that depreciates? :rolleyes: [citation needed] Point? Hahaha you're not serious. Ugly grill and intake, random swishes on the side, and otherwise unremarkable.

I don't know. There's a sci-fi trilogy everyone should read called The Neanderthal Parallax, by Robert J. Sawyer. We find a parallel world in which Neanderthals became the dominant human form instead of us, and their society is a utopian one that is totally different to ours. In it, they have...