Rik Hemsley wrote:
> #if Erin
> > Snarfblat wrote:
> > > On a
> > > somewhat similiar tangent, are very many of you religious?
> >
> > I am spiritual but not religious.
>
> I am neither. Sometimes I wish I was religious. Then perhaps I wouldn't
> have to think about the Universe so much.
Bzzzt.
To me, being religious (in a spiritual sense) MEANS thinking about the
Universe etc et al.
> [...]
> > How does this relate to being a woman of *nix-y persuasions? I'd say a
> > good part of my experience with computers is a "sense of wonder"
> > apprehension of the infinite complexity which is entirely built upon the
> > basis of 1 and 0.
Yup. Or the sense of wonder at the infinite complexity built on
protons, neutrons and electrons...
Or the sense of wonder at colour...
Or at ..
Jenn V.
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