THIS JUST IN JOSH IS A SISSY

Yes, that's right, JOSH IS A SISSY!

Why? Because he won't convert for({a=0;b=1};a<5;{a+=1;b-=1}){show_message(string(a)+" "+string(b))} into a a=0;b=1;while(a<5){show_message(string(a)+" "+string(b));a+=1;b-=1}

(If you do not believe, put it into GM yourself)

So ya, I might never use for{}, but that's beside the point. The point is that JOSH IS A SISSY!

Now you know, SPREAD WORD!

We can't let him get away for being A SISSY!

(Credit where credit is due, Bryan showed me this quirk of GM)

K, message spread. You are dismissed. Unless you want to read about stuff like how the water meter reading I took this morning was 2222

Bryan, that language is Lisp. That language is beautiful, and Josh hates it with a passion. It is a language of simple syntax and is a case where it is preprocessor, compiler and scripting language

Carnage Hearts is crazy. Beautiful AI system, I found it while rereading the Wikipedia article on Befunge (Yes, I really do reread Wikipedia articles, and I've probably rereread a few. Can't say I've done much rererereading (Well, full rererereading))

Anyways, blah blah blah you I me no maybe, PY got the whole wrap learned finally. So I'll stop blabbering about my lost identity that you're trying to steal from me. I'll have to move on from that rut

Because you see, we are we. This statement is most certainly true, and it is how it should be seen. Built up are cells (which vary in some areas), to which their collection make us (One may be more precise and go over organs). But are we the final product on the line? No, we are simply the first sentient being on the line

(I'll assume anything that can question existence is sentient, so some humans aren't sentient, but still)

So anyways, from MEs we make WEs, and these prove more complex. Making comparisons of a human anatomy to the higher level anatomy is like making a comparison of the human anatomy to the cell's anatomy. You might find some things, but it won't get the whole thing. Where does this chain end? Just as the cell sacrifices itself for the good of the human body, the self should sacrifice itself for the good of the social body

Of course, cells aren't sentient. But I believe society is more sentient than self, and we should work to empower it in evolving beyond our short lives