Sorry this thread wasn't meant to be about music, I just thought that I'd be fine without something that other people consider important and wondered what other people would do without..
You should know by now that if you do an original post about music it's going to get commented on. And you also know what people are going to say. And you know you're going to respond to it.
It's a legitimate question for ATOT and could lead to an interesting discussion had you picked something else. Music for you was a known antagonistic topic.
What ELSE would you be fine with removing from the world, that you HAVEN't already discussed at length here
You should know by now that if you do an original post about music it's going to get commented on. And you also know what people are going to say. And you know you're going to respond to it.
It's a legitimate question for ATOT and could lead to an interesting discussion had you picked something else. Music for you was a known antagonistic topic.
What ELSE would you be fine with removing from the world, that you HAVEN't already discussed at length here
Good point, my second answer would probably be windows, but that would be opening a can of worms, then religion, also a problematic topic, then firearms. ah heck i'm controversial (for this forum at least) then.... charging for art (does result in an argument believe it or not) then... Eating meat (may cause problems) then... Mental health conditions!!!! <--- No arguments to be had there, i'll pop it in the OP.
Edit: thinking about it that's not an "Important" thing, if that were the answer then I may aswell put cancer. How about non-renewable energy. I'll pop that in the OP.
I'll understand windows as in glass panes; interesting, many in the developed world would have to certainly make a lifestyle change. I'd probably dump almost all television shows, only watched a couple series as a kid and don't have cable, satalite, or even a regular OTA antenna now.
Sorry for responding to it, if I was a fish I'd be on a wall, not in the sea.
I'll understand windows as in glass panes; interesting, many in the developed world would have to certainly make a lifestyle change. I'd probably dump almost all television shows, only watched a couple series as a kid and don't have cable, satalite, or even a regular OTA antenna now.
LOL , never heard that before but I certainly have days like that!
War, and people that votes to go to wars.
Homosexuality. I mean, gays are all, like, "Homosexuals can have important roles in families! Nurture, sensitivity, yadayadayada!" but I don't believe them. They could all be heterosexuals.
Homosexuality. I mean, gays are all, like, "Homosexuals can have important roles in families! Nurture, sensitivity, yadayadayada!" but I don't believe them. They could all be heterosexuals.
TV? But then where would I learn about Sham Wow, Charlie Sheen and Paris Hilton? Oh, wait . . .
*hugs* internet.
While I'm on a roll fast food too.
To HAL9000: That's interesting you were referring to the OS. I split my time between classes (and developing) for both Windows and Linux based systems. I guess I couldn't imagine a world without a largely prevalent Windows OS.
Neutrons.
Positive or negative, pick a side, we're at war!
Music.
Oddly enough, I was contemplating a reply to this thread that is very much like your own. I was recalling that there was a proposal that the reason electrons act so strangely and demonstrate "spin" is that there is really only a single electron in our universe and that it oscillates back and forth through through time, manifesting in each and every place we detect electrons. Maybe if we simply smashed that single electron things would be a bit calmer.Neutrons.
Positive or negative, pick a side, we're at war!
Cool, so the end of the Universe will actually be an epic boss fight with the single master electron.Oddly enough, I was contemplating a reply to this thread that is very much like your own. I was recalling that there was a proposal that the reason electrons act so strangely and demonstrate "spin" is that there is really only a single electron in our universe and that it oscillates back and forth through through time, manifesting in each and every place we detect electrons. Maybe if we simply smashed that single electron things would be a bit calmer.