What If God Had a Myspace


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An amusing and poignant music video by Bradley Bandara. Based upon the Eric Bazilian song One of Us, which was a 1996 hit when sung by Joan Osbourne. It features a badly-costumed supreme deity accepting and rejecting friend requests, responding to prayers in the form of messages, and being barraged with IM attempts. 5 minutes, 4 seconds long.

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I want to especially comment on, and thank John for, his pointing out that the song is by Eric Bazilian, not Joan Osbourne. It irritates me when people assume the model singing the song wrote it.
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That was so touching. I almost want to ask him if he'd like to be friends again but there is just too much that can never be reconciled. All I can do is wish peace to the one who left. And never returned.
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Boring. Watched about 30 seconds. Can't God dye his eyebrows to match his hair and beard? Or roll up the sleeves of his sweatshirt when he's being filmed in his robes?
He is God, after all...
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I have no idea what he was getting at. It's like coming in at the middle of a movie or lecture.

I could understand if they were using CDs as a recording medium for some of their work, but I think MP3 players would be just as simple.
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Its called science and just because you don't understand the usefulness of these goofy little experiments doesn't mean they don't have significance to us engineers. The space program is prob one of the most important things humans have ever done.
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There are some brilliant comments about how this is "great research" and our "tax dollars hard at work." I would like to point out that, yes, astronauts can only do one thing all day. This 5 minute video did, in fact, consume an entire day's worth of work and nothing else was accomplished. I'm sure you spend every waking second working.

This video will probably be used in elementary schools all around the country and probably even in middle school science classes. This is a free video that can be used to demonstrate some interesting physics concepts using everyday materials that the students will be able to relate to. It's a great teaching tool and was probably put together after they finished the serious work.
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What a great way to describe a "space clamp" - something which holds an object oriented in a certain direction while floating in microgravity. This is how spacecraft can point in one direction. Example: suppose you want an orbiting satellite (such as GPS) to always point down toward Earth. Spin the onboard gyroscopes. Voila! A "space clamp" to hold the thing pointing in one direction. You need an actual spinning disk to do this, by the way. Hardwired items such as memory sticks won't work...
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