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Cosmic RNG

#1

All this RNG chat reminds me that some scientists contend that there is
a 20% chance that every second of human existence is governed by an
extremely complex computer program --- developed and run, I suppose, by
celestial programmers with access to a really big hard drive, a dark
twisted sense of humor rarely found in earthly IT departments, and, of
course, an RNG of incomprehensible depth, breadth and density.
(Imagine, for instance, the substrata of the theistic equation that
produced the Popiel Pocket Fisherman).

If humans are indeed merely living breathing data elements -- bits and
bytes formed from flesh and blood (and cellulite and nose hair) -- a
fascination with the laughably primitive VP RNG should not surprise
anyone. It's really a subconscious need to understand the cosmic RNG
that controls all aspects of human destiny.

On the other hand, there's at least an 80% chance that this entire post
has no value or relevance.

#2

At last....an interesting take on RNG that has common sense thinking and even more so a sense of humor!! Way to go jaywilly240 !! I was laughing from beginning to almost end and then started to wonder.....could it be true? ; )

Shakespeare¢s insight, as he proclaimed that life is a stage and we are the actors on that stage of life, must have not realized that we are actually bits and bytes of data in a universal algorithm and what we are dealt in life depends on when the button is pushed.

Chuck and Kathy

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--- On Tue, 1/13/09, jaywilly240 <wha724@comcast.net> wrote:

All this RNG chat reminds me that some scientists contend that there is
a 20% chance that every second of human existence is governed by an
extremely complex computer program --- developed and run, I suppose, by
celestial programmers with access to a really big hard drive, a dark
twisted sense of humor rarely found in earthly IT departments, and, of
course, an RNG of incomprehensible depth, breadth and density.
(Imagine, for instance, the substrata of the theistic equation that
produced the Popiel Pocket Fisherman).

If humans are indeed merely living breathing data elements -- bits and
bytes formed from flesh and blood (and cellulite and nose hair) -- a
fascination with the laughably primitive VP RNG should not surprise
anyone. It's really a subconscious need to understand the cosmic RNG
that controls all aspects of human destiny.

On the other hand, there's at least an 80% chance that this entire post
has no value or relevance.

From: jaywilly240 <wha724@comcast.net>
Subject: [vpFREE] Cosmic RNG
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 4:53 PM

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#3

And the answer is 42....

Dennis
vp-connoisseur

All this RNG chat reminds me that some scientists contend that there is
a 20% chance that every second of human existence is governed by an
extremely complex computer program --- developed and run, I suppose, by
celestial programmers with access to a really big hard drive, a dark
twisted sense of humor rarely found in earthly IT departments, and, of
course, an RNG of incomprehensible depth, breadth and density.
(Imagine, for instance, the substrata of the theistic equation that
produced the Popiel Pocket Fisherman).

If humans are indeed merely living breathing data elements -- bits and
bytes formed from flesh and blood (and cellulite and nose hair) -- a
fascination with the laughably primitive VP RNG should not surprise
anyone. It's really a subconscious need to understand the cosmic RNG
that controls all aspects of human destiny.

On the other hand, there's at least an 80% chance that this entire post
has no value or relevance.

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#4

If humans are indeed merely living breathing data elements -- bits and
bytes formed from flesh and blood (and cellulite and nose hair) -- a
fascination with the laughably primitive VP RNG should not surprise
anyone. It's really a subconscious need to understand the cosmic RNG
that controls all aspects of human destiny.

On the other hand, there's at least an 80% chance that this entire post
has no value or relevance.

I knew it!
Valerie

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