Who does Hercule Poirot describe as having "no imagination at all?"?
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george, his english valet
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im guessing this was inspired by me\n\n:) just kidding of course\n\nthough the guy who sells me used batteries on the train seems well versed in the existentialist philiosophies of albert camus "An intellectual is someone whose mind watches itself. "
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No accent, as he does not exist.
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Lacking in poise, clumsy, klutz, clown.\n\nNarcoleptic?
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....only your imagination...
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What I find mind-boggling is how Christians can so easily dismiss the existence of fairies and such, but won't even entertain the possibility that their god is not real. Their god, who has absolutely nothing to differentiate him from the rest.
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Nothingness.\n\nOr maybe it's encroaching on another Universe?  Hmmmm......
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Wow! I would say that he has a vivid imagination.  Nothing wrong with that, it takes all kinds of people to make our precious world go round.
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What do you mean? Man has never had fur!
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The first person that came to mind was Stephen King. Good question, but I don't know.
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Fiction reveals truth that reality obscures.\n- Ralph Waldo Emerson\n\nI do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.\n- Galileo Galilei\n\nBlessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.\n- Jonathan Swift
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The fact that he is invisible, silent, doesn't respond to any sort of request,you can't feel him or taste him, none of your senses sense him and he cannot be traced by any means except the imagination doesn't seem to impress believers that he actually is not there. \nThat the Bible is an extremely dubious set of edited and fabricated documents with a self-referential endorsement of it'sown authority on the God story  doesn't seem to impress believers that he is not real and there is no God. \nThat nobody ever comes back after they have died doesn't seem to impress believers that there is no afterlife.\nNot a single shred of evidence beyond the anecdotal and hearsay that there is a God.\nI believe he is your imaginary friend.
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Take a look around you from where you sit. You will notice that everything in the room is ‘made’: the walls, the upholstery, the ceiling, the chair where you sit, the book you hold in your hand, the glass on the table and countless other details. None of them happen to exist in your room of their own accord. Even the simple loops of the carpet were made by someone: they did not appear spontaneously or by chance.\nA person who is about to read a book knows that it has been written by an author for a specific reason. It would not even occur to him that this book might have come into being by chance. In the same manner, a person who sees a sculpture has no doubt whatsoever that it was made by a sculptor. And not just works of art: even a few bricks resting on top of one another make one think that they must have been brought to rest just so by someone within a certain plan. Therefore, everywhere where there is an order – either small or big – a founder and protector of this order must also exist. If, one day, somebody came forward and said that raw iron and coal came together to form steel by chance, which in turn constructed the Eiffel Tower again by chance, would not he and those who believed him be regarded as insane?\nThe claim of the theory of evolution, the unique method of denying the existence of Allah(God), is no different than this. According to the theory, inorganic molecules formed amino acids by chance, amino acids formed proteins by chance, and finally proteins formed living creatures again by chance. However, the probability of a living creature being formed by coincidence is less than the probability of the Eiffel Tower being formed in the same manner, because even the simplest human cell is more sophisticated than any man-made structure in the world.\nHow is it possible to think that the balance in the world came about by coincidence when the extraordinary harmony of nature is observable even with the naked eye? It is the most unreasonable claim to say that the universe, each point of which suggests the existence of its Creator, has come into being on its own.\nTherefore, there should be an owner of the balance visible everywhere from our body to the farthest corners of the inconceivably vast universe. So, who is this Creator that ordained everything so subtly and created all?\nHe cannot be any material being present within the universe, because His must be a will that existed before the universe and created the universe thereupon. The Almighty Creator is One Whom everything finds existence, yet Whose existence is without any beginning or end.\nReligion teaches us the identity of our Creator Whose existence we discover with our reason. Through what He has revealed to us as religion, we know that He is Allah, the Compassionate and the Merciful, Who created the heavens and the earth from nothing.\nAlthough most people have the capability to grasp this fact, they spend their lives unaware of it. When they look at a landscape painting, they wonder who its painter is. Later, they praise the artist at length for his beautiful work of art. Despite the fact that they face numerous originals of that painting the moment they turn around, they still disregard the existence of Allah, Who is the only owner of all these beauties. In truth, not even a lengthy research is needed to understand the existence of Allah. Even if one had to live in a room from the time he was born, countless pieces of evidence in this room alone would be enough for him to grasp the existence of Allah.\nThe human body so overflows with evidence that it could not be contained in many \nmultivolume encyclopaedias. Even giving a few minutes of conscientious thought to it all is enough to understand the existence of Allah. The present order is protected by Allah and maintained by Him.\nThe human body is not the only food for thought. Life abides in every square millimetre of the earth, be it observable by men or not. The world overflows with many l
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if he has no consciousness how does he create everything you see around you?\nThat doesn't make much sense. Perhaps he has a consciousness but not in the sense of it being in our interests. \nLike for example we think the whole idea of God revolves around us humans. Perhaps it isn't so shallow and larger than that.\nThen again, if what you said were to be true, I suppose we would be in big trouble.
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They are figments of the imagination.
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None. If I didn't have to face any in Cuba, in spite of being ruled by a ferocious criminal, all I saw here is that there are many people with VERY, VERY, VERY weird ideas
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Such a portentous and mysterious monster roused all my curiosity. - Herman Melville.\nThe present aspect of society is portentous of great change. - Edward Bellamy.