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- From: max@ise.fhg.de (Max Kubierschky)
- Subject: Re: How to attain Eternity (getting by the universal destructor :)
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- Organization: FhG-ISE - Institute for Solar Energy Systems
- References: <1992Dec05.234122.10911@crash> <1992Dec12.224935.23580@fnbc.com>
- Date: Mon, 28 Dec 92 15:31:52 GMT
- Lines: 49
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- mfrutig@tnd81 (Mark Frutig) writes:
-
- >In article <1992Dec05.234122.10911@crash> classics@crash.cts.com (Baruch
- >Schwartz) writes:
- >> The Original Kriya Science
- >> (How to Attain eternal Realization of the ultimate Self)
- >>
- >> The Message
- >> -----------
- >>
- >> Can thirst be quenched by merely shouting the word "water"?
- >> Certainly not! Shouting only worsens the situation. The uttering of
- >words
- >> does not produce the desired results as some devotees advocate and
- >> propagate.
- >>
- >> etc, etc, etc
- >This is a very interesting progarmming problem. My feeling is that we can
- >template Brahma and subclass such issues as "The Message". Anyone
- >have any ideas how other major religions might be implimented in code.
- I see a Problem in implimenting monotheistic religions:
-
- class God
- {
- private:
- God();
- public:
- static God Lord;
- //...
- };
-
- won't work with all compilers. How to make shure, that there can be only
- one instance of God? This should be checked at compile time. For I think
- a message like "God died due to blasphemy error (soul dumped)" at
- run time wouldn't be the solution.
- btw: I saw a quotation of Cato the Elder's "ceterum conseo
- Carthaginem delendam esse" in someones .signature. As we know, he had the
- habit of saying that when finishing a speech to the Senat.
- Is there any evidence, that he also called for a new Carthago at the
- beginning of his speeches? If not, could this have been the true
- reason for the final breakdown of the roman empire?
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