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The problem is whether God that is held as a concept in one's mind or in our existence itself is the model of the "God" in the proof of Godel (or spelled Goedel). For a theory to be meaningful, the theory has a model that you actually mean in experience.

Great list. And so now I understand why everyone I know is so weird!

Actually, I went courageously skimming the list, couldn't find a personal phobia on it, and felt like to bravest person I know.

Then, I found four: Fear of cooking, drugs, relatives, and other people being jealous of me. (Not that anyone would have a reason to, but who needs that?)

And . . . if you knew my relatives, you'd be afraid, too. (Just kidding.)

The drugs? Well, what can I say. When I was young a dentist overdid the "laughing gas" as he called it. I'm still laughing to this day!

And . . . Have you ever tasted my cooking? Yuck!

Heading the list of all time worst movies ever viewed by me on television is Shock Waves, in which "tourists to the Carribbean discover mutant Nazi zombies." You can sing the words, "mutant Nazi zombies" to a conga rhythm and I have done so for years. Frankly, the mutant Nazi zombies made me want to see the dumb thing but they were a big disappointment -- some blonde guys wearing sharkskin suits and sunglasses, marching single file but not goosestepping all over the place.

The worst movie I ever saw in the theatre may be The Fastest Guitar in the West, starring Roy Orbison (yes, that Roy Orbison) as the security guard on a stage coach, armed with an electric guitar straight out of James Bond's workshop...the movie was, of course, set in the 1890s.

Have to say that near runners-up are two movies people generally rave about: The Matrix and You've Got Mail.

Aging hippie with intellectual pretensions

I did answer you! I said that I consider that there's a difference between being an Anti-Semite and being Anti-Zionist and then said that I feel that your opinion may be based on only hearing quotes designed to suit a particular agenda.

To me a progressive stands for social and economic justice, reining in the powers of corporations and the wealthy, protecting the planet and preserving religious liberty through the maintenance of the "Wall Of Separation".

I also think ____and ____have a point. Yes this anti-war movement, much like the one 40 years ago did START at the fringes, but then went mainstream. I've seen the NAACP, NOW, Sierra Club and Nat. Council of Churches all take up opposition to this.