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Good choice. Bishop's a champ.

There was a chem library? I'm pissed Madsen Library was disappeared.

One of you Left Focus fruitcakes had a go at Coleman for being Jewish. I hate you all.

Re: When do exam timetables come online? DON'T NO STOP TALKING ABOUT EXAMS ugh :s

I will never be able to see him as such. My dad used to beat him up at school. :o

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Re: opinions Eh. Yeah. It's wonderful and essential for a healthy relationship, but the physical act ain't all it's cracked up to be.

Eh, harmless fun.

...what are you talking about, and how it does this relate to this?

Mhmm. And a few others.

Well actually, it wasn't an insult. It was a suggestion. I've noticed you're very quick to take offence.

Tall Poppy Syndrome.

Hay man, that hurts, just because it lost funding :(

I.. don't think that? I just think that rationality is a silly word to ascribe to instinct, and I also don't believe that humans "instinctually act rationally". Because we don't - not all the time, and certainly not more often than not. As I have said, I would expect the difference to not be...

I think some instincts are rational, and I think some are not. Which means it's meaningless to call rationality "instinctual", for which instincts would you be referring to in a given situation?

Did you read my post or did you just get caught up in the first first few words?

I'm female and I can answer this one. They're secondary sexual characteristics. It's biology; they can't help but be fascinated by them.

Rationality is an arbitrary construct, though. Our instincts have sufficed to get us this far, but to say that it's "good instincts" and thus "rational" when you apply it to a situation that our instincts weren't designed to govern, outside what can be applied to sociobiology? I think that's an...

Not necessarily in ANY situation, but I don't think the difference would be statistically different from zero, no.

You insult us when we're trying to point out why we're "intolerable" to you? How predictable. You'll notice that MOST of us don't pay much lip service to people who can't be bothered to properly string a sentence together.

I do not presume to admit to knowing anything about what you are talking about. I do not believe humans, either in a group or as individuals, instinctually act "rationally" at all, if rationality can be either defined or called an "instinct".