There is clearly a sacred dimension to our existence, and coming to terms with it could well be the highest purpose of human life. But we will find that it requires no faith in untestable propositions–Jesus was born of a virgin; the Koran is the word of God–for us to do this.
~ Sam Harris, The End of Faith
Monthly Archives: May 2005
the highest purpose of human life
Certainly uncertain
Hell yes
The wave of the future.
The Aviator. Not recommended. Too long.
Of course we’re going to throw poop at him
Madagascar. Funny. Especially the monkeys. If you have any poop, throw it now!
The President’s Challenge
I just signed up on The President’s Challenge web site. I thought it might give me some incentive to keep up my running for a couple of weeks anyway. Last night I went back to my soy milk-banana-strawberry smoothie for dinner. I’ve got to loose some weight. I had to buy some more work pants yesterday in a bigger size because my waist has gotten out of control.
I don’t have the faintest idea what my purpose is or what’s going on
In Good Company
We watched In Good Company last night. Sweet little movie. Nothing too deep about it – just a nice diversionary story. A few poignant thoughts did flow through my mind as I watched though. A recurring theme in “good” stories is how each of our lives is like a sphere of influence. Some of them are bigger than others, others have more power even though they are smaller. And the magic happens when the spheres overlap, and the sadness (sometimes) happens when the overlapping stops and the spheres that were once connected are isolated once again.
Scarlett Johansson is easy on the eyes too.



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