Putting “sacrifice” in perspective

Jason Thibeault

Every molecule in your body was once part of a distant star. Seriously, how amazing is that?

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Putting “sacrifice” in perspective

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Hi! I'm a tech guy, skeptic, feminist, gamer and atheist, and love OSS and science of all stripes. I enjoy a good bit of whargarbl now and again, and will occasionally even seek it out. I am also apparently responsible for the death of common sense on the internet. My bad.

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2 thoughts on “Putting “sacrifice” in perspective”

  1. Paul S.
    1

    I remember learning that watching the original “Cosmos” series when I was about 8 years old. It just overawed me then, and it still does now.

  2. jthibeault
    2

    I can’t begin to describe how transcendent the reality is, especially as compared to the tiny and almost insignificant acts to which some theists ascribe their particular deities. How much grander, subtler, and more mysterious this universe is, than any theist ever dreamed! How vaster, more beautiful and more arcane!

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