Re: virus: RE: A most unscientific poll

Generic User cen08881 (cen08881@centuryinter.net)
Wed, 6 Nov 1996 14:12:38 -0500


> Now,
> I suppose Froid could find about a zillion seperate height syndroms,
> which all have some connection to sex, mommy and fat cigars.
> I also suppose that if you look hard enough and unethically enough,
> you'd find enough proofs for your claim to publish your work at any
> decent tabloid.
> And yet I can't grok one major part of your claim - its reasoning. What
> is the logic behind that correlation between height and atheism? Why the
> hell would a short man be more religious than a tall man? Is it because
> he's used to raise his look up? Because the world seems more frightening
> down there? Because the holy supervision lays somewhere 6 foot above the
> ground and tall men can't see it? Or maybe because the blood which is
> pumped from the heart up has a longer way to pass onto tall men's minds,
> and their conscience can't make the whole way up?
> Such claims can be heard on (careful) *certain* religious centers, yet I
> doubt whether they're emphirically proveable.
> So Hakeeb, can you explain the logic behind your theory? Or is it just
> somekind of a memetic drill and I'm about to hide my face in shame...
>
This was by Lior, right? (BTW, is it coincidence that it's a homonym
of "liar?" <smirk, scrape in profuse abasement for bad humor recently
expressed>)

Think about the idea of body types as related to personality
characteristics (LaVey's version of this in _The Satanic Witch_ works well
when applied...):
height = agression factor.
agression factor = resistance to control.
control = function of religious doctrine [ref. _The Prince_ by
Niccolo Machiavelli].
agression factor = resistance to religious doctrine.
height = resistance to religious doctrine.
height = tendency toward atheism or agnosticism.

This assumes, of course, that body-type classifications for
personality characteristics are valid.

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