[MD] Thus spoke Lila

[rapsncows at fastmail.fm]

Mark,

>[Mark] And, in terms of the caveman
> thing, my only point was that we have not evolved past what man was
> tens of thousands of years ago.

[Tim]
this point I got, and agreed.  I liked your thought about: if a caveman
were born into now, he'd fit right in.  A while back we were talking
about the ancients, as far as thinkers are concerned - I remember saying
that I wasn't ready to bow down before them - but yea, if one of them
could be born today I'm just as sure that he would see no reason to bow
down to me either.


> [Mark]  In fact, I am now a fan of circular
> time, and believe that we are entering into the golden years now of
> mankind again,

[Tim]
again?  When was that first time?

> [Mark] and, if the world is not destroyed by some Mayan God in
> a couple of years, there is great hope for man.  Has something to do
> with the rotation of the solar system in our galaxy, or some such
> thing.
> 

[Tim]
astrology...  not touching it.
great hope for man...  well, perhaps I have more hope in astrology!

nah, there is still a glimmer of hope for us, but there are so many
people that it might go way wrong too.
cheers,
Tim
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