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There's absolutely nothing at all to suggest that the physical world actually exists. All we have is sensual data.
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Give tame impala a whirl dude.
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Yup, Rated R is where its at!
Regarding your BB King album, is that the "Live at the BBC" one from 2008, or the "In London" album from the early seventies?
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Your train prices are insane!
Even now, you can get from Waverley to Birmingham New Street for £40 on June 22nd. Then its another tenner or so to get to Bristol Temple Meads. £14 for the shuttle bus and thats you at the festival.
Then get a flight back for around £50 (easyjet, adding a tenner for luggage). Then you just need to get two buses from the festival to the airport (~£20)
All in, less than £150.
{EDIT for 'teh'}
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Mine too! Especially singing "Ned's Atomic Dustbin" over and over again until the stewards made everybody leave at the end!
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Ahhh... the name is Excited, baby!
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A Sultans of Ping FC/ Carter combo at glasto would be amazing!!
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The problem with DX is they don't have a local depot... At least with Royal Mail you can just go and collect them from one of their numerous offices nearby, in your own time.
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They were deduced. The premises were later found to be wrong. What problem are you having here? They were scientific deductions later found to be wrong.
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Now on the list as a rumour!
TI for the Park!
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Aye.. yi.. yi!
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Mind you, that's probably the bestest bouncy looking crowd at the Pyramid since the most excellent Levellers donkey's years ago methinks.
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Innerspeaker is brilliant. Favourite album of last year
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make them watch coldplay
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actually i might be wrong...anyone know when he last played?
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Jim Bob played Leftfield in 2007 (Friday), right before Ned's Atomic Dustbin.
One of my favourite Glasto nights, despite the quagmire!
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So you thought you might like to go to the show ...
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The JP Tent is like going to a proper gig in a sense it's busy everyone is stood up
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Our current understanding of why we have mass is wrong because when you extrapolate the maths about why we have mass the sums dont work and it comes back to zero.
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But when science already tells us that what they know they already know to be wrong,
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Philosophy surely can't be redundant if we accept that our current scientifc understanding is exactly that - our current understanding.
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Until 1986, my Physics department was called "Natural Philosophy", reflecting the idea that science was born out of philosophy. Now the situation is reversed, any credible modern philosophy (outside the meaningless drivel that is postmodernism) is directly informed by scientific method, a good example being philosophy of language.
I wouldn't say philosophy is redundant per se, rather it evolved into something far more useful, objective and accurate.
Humbled by the Universe
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the "nothing" inside the atom still contain the various fields that hold everything in place, so its not technically "nothing"
in terms of viewing subatomic particles as points, its still a good analogy though