Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Can Thoughts Evolve When Creationists Govern?
Up Periscope
Have you ever said, "There's nothing you could say or do that would change my mind"?
If so...please allow me to slap you upside the head.
Justice Stephen Breyer (he's one of the sane ones on the Supreme Court) was once asked if it was hard not to have an opinion about a case that was before the court. He answered that he ALWAYS has an opinion; it begins to form as soon as the case is mentioned to him.
HOWEVER...and this is the important part, kids...he allows his opinion to remain fluid. He listens to all arguments to determine whether his opnion is valid or should be changed.
I like the idea of the evolution of thoughts. I believe in evolution.
But I guess if you're President Dunderhead...
'Nuf said.
Down Periscope.
Have you ever said, "There's nothing you could say or do that would change my mind"?
If so...please allow me to slap you upside the head.
Justice Stephen Breyer (he's one of the sane ones on the Supreme Court) was once asked if it was hard not to have an opinion about a case that was before the court. He answered that he ALWAYS has an opinion; it begins to form as soon as the case is mentioned to him.
HOWEVER...and this is the important part, kids...he allows his opinion to remain fluid. He listens to all arguments to determine whether his opnion is valid or should be changed.
I like the idea of the evolution of thoughts. I believe in evolution.
But I guess if you're President Dunderhead...
'Nuf said.
Down Periscope.
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