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Many thanks to President Mopag! I could only handle a little of this today, but my NOM friends made it bearable.

MoPag wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:23 pm

DPRoberts wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:22 pm

MoPag wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:19 pm

Maybe it's just AI?

Seriously. That would explain a lot. They could keep deep faking until he's 115 with AI.

As long as it keeps Oaks from taking charge, I'm all for it!!!

Then do the same with Uchdorf until Susan's husband goes. This could be inspired tech.

MoPag wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:19 pm

DPRoberts wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:16 pm

Good makeup work. Great tan on a 99 year old.

Maybe it's just AI?

Seriously. That would explain a lot. They could keep deep faking until he's 115 with AI.

Good makeup work. Great tan on a 99 year old. Looks surprisingly well for his age given how unforgiving 4K cameras can be.

-25 for the ham-fisted way he worked "think celestial" into the talk.

+50 for the organist for pulling out the big stops. That is a fine instrument. You can buy anything in this world with money.

I'm more inspired to see the power of applied science when I see an engineering marvel.

I'll give him some credit for using a teaching of Jesus as the foundation. +5.

He almost made a good point but he had to play both sides against the middle.

Here we go with another foundation talk.

Hagoth wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2023 7:06 pm

Pat Bagley is such a treasure. May he never retire.

I've often thought the Conference Center could fit a Space Mountain sized indoor roller coaster inside along with several simulation rides. Cumora Coaster and Wings Over Moab and probably a few more.

I suppose prophets would be a very useful thing if they actually existed. As far as I can tell, the opinion of the average Man on the Street is exactly as useful as Russel M. Nelson's. They have spent and continue to expand great efforts to lower our expectations of what prophets actually are in ou...

Sending thoughts to you as well, Angel. That sounds like something that hits too close to home.

I'm glad our admins are reasonably committed to not doing a Thayne repeat. This board still feels more like home to me than others. I don't fit the vibe of exmo Reddit, in fact I consider it a success if my comments there get equal up and down votes. Then it feels like I might actually be contributi...

In Mormonism we often get the stories of someone getting an impression that someone else, and even someone unknown to the one with the impression, is in need of assistance. I tend to accept that we may well have avenue of communication between us that or science has yet to study in depth. Where I di...

Holy The Ghost flees from cognitive dissonance. (That's the way I read in that first quote. That ghost is such a wimp.) If only I could draw, there are so many good cartoon ideas . . . https://st.depositphotos.com/1001911/1256/v/950/depositphotos_12566918-stock-illustration-scared-ghost.jpg

You should probably PM alas. She spends Summers in that area IIRC. This part of the board gets used infrequently so probably won't be seen by many.

This is an interesting subject for me. My current thinking is, I think, an outgrowth of the same kind of thinking that brought about my disaffection with Mormonism. To do that, I had to put what I wanted aside and allow myself to attempt in my imperfect way determine what is. So, while I am sure I m...

You may have already seen this. The guy got a ton of advice and support on Reddit. In his first edit to his post he offered to buy lunch to anyone in/near East Valley AZ, and I know we have an Arizona contingent here. Red Ryder would probably have exactly the kind of experience that could help the m...

But seriously. Isn't the drum machined, auto-tuned, overproduced/over-perfected stuff that gets performed at Super Bowl halftimes and celebrated on the Grammy awards an artistic regression; and what does this mean for civilization as we know it? :( I wonder about this. I think music for the masses ...