| Me: | No, but, uh, the world doesn't behave because the bible defines these rules. These rules are in the bible because the world agreed it worked better that way.
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| Him: | Right.
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| Me: | And besides, most things in there are ridiculously outdated. Like, I dunno. It's a survival guide for the year zero, basically.
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| Him: | That's bullshit, though. Those things are still true.
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| Me: | Maybe, but what does that add?
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| Him: | Well, it must mean something. The bible becomes truer because of it.
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| Me: | No, I disagree. I can mention many things that are still true, they were true then and they are now.
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| Him: | Hit me with your rhythm stick.
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| Me: | Well, like: you can go to a hairdressers to have your hair cut, but he can't like add hair to your head.
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| Him: | Actually, with extensions, they can.
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| Me: | But it's not real.
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| Him: | It looks real.
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| Me: | Extensionalists. That's what they are. It's a lie.
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| Him: | Is that a philosophical vision?
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| Me: | Yes. A clouded one. |
