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Our water heater did not work when we got into our house.  We called the builder and they replaced it a day or two later...some cold showers though.

What?  I feel like I type A...you read B.  Christian bubble refers to how some Christians believe that the world all share in their beliefs and that there is no dispute in the world as to who God is or Christianity.  The world is of Satan...it does not believe in God.  That is a recognition of...

They could have just provide direct relief to individuals rather than propping up corporations that were already planning on cutting jobs.

Just sucks for society as a whole.

Again...the argument can be made as to any laws or regulation.  Why have them since people are just going to ignore them.

Considering that there is evidence that COVID caused long-term/permanent damage to organs like the brain, the lung, and heart, it's not that difficult to imagine.  How much evidence is enough evidence?  That also has little to do with the impact COVID is having right now in both mortality and...

Then why have any laws or regulations?  Are the laws against drunk driving really going to stop drunk driving...it's the behavior of drunk drivers that matters.

Problem is not you or me...it's the other people including the 14 states that had no mandates that keep the disease going and ruining it for the rest of us.  It doesn't matter if I drive at the speed limit if a drunk driver hits me at 80 mph.  That's not logic...that's subject risk tolerance.

Again...you have a hard time separating your own beliefs from those of others or the world.  The term "objective" as used in the discussion was as to the objective standard of the world.  In God's world, there are no Muslims or non-believers...to have this discussion in the Christian bubble is...

So..you are telling me that I am not Christian enough for you?  I can differentiate between my personal beliefs and the world value.  How do you speak to non-Christian about Christianity unless you can approach them in a manner and in a way that they understand and appreciate?  I guess you just...

Again...you keep doing this thing where you believe that all terms are relative.  There are objective definitions for things like "long term", "chronic", and "permanent".  When scientists and researchers study effects...they use objective terms to define what they find.  An effect can be...

personal sense and objective logic are very different things...personal choice and sense are fine when you are dealing with one's own decisions.  But you cannot use subjective beliefs and sense when making decision on a social level...because by definition, a society requires individuals to give...

Because you continue to dismiss the data points...i.e. your claim that there is no evidence proving long term effects or somehow there are no studies/data showing the effectiveness of mandatory protocols like masks and social distancing.  If you acknowledge those data points, it makes little...

What?  Bible is not "objectively" truth...it is true only if you are a Christian or a Jew.  For a Muslim, the Koran is the truth.  For agnostics, the Bible is just a collection of fairy tales. I did not say Christianity is illogical...I said religion by its very nature is not objectively logic...

I know that's what you have been saying except your conclusions are based upon incorrect data (i.e. 0.1% death rate), that you claim to be right and that you do not believe other people's data are correct.  For example, you were arguing that there was no data that COVID has longterm effects when...

You cannot say something is objective logically by referencing itself.  It is not objectively logical to say that something is right or wrong because I said so.  That may make sense to you but it is not objectively logical. This is what I mean by reductive reasoning....you take objective data...

Hmm...you literally just pointed out how belief in God is personal and subjective.  It makes sense to you because you are a Christian.  That does not make it objectively logical. The fact that you believe that 1) God exists, 2) that the Bible is the "inerrant word of God, 3) there was a Jesus...

I was wondering why Fry's did not put out a Black Friday ad.  Fry's was the always the big bad retailer when I was growing up.  The owners are bad people but the employees would be hurt. https://www.tweaktown.com/news/68666/frys-electronics-denies-closure-evidence-suggests-otherwise/index.html

Let the still and unmoving face of Laura Ingraham calm you in this time of transition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Liq3wm6Qzqk

IUSD is definitely good but if you have a good student, it should not be a huge deal. IUSD is a good selling point for your house and keeps up housing value.