this word/concept we call 'god' cannot be intellectualized. but our intellects continue to attempt to intellectualize something which is much greater than our intelligence.I don't understand what you are saying.
Definitions of golem on the Web:
(Jewish folklore) an artificially created human being that is given life by supernatural means
automaton: a mechanism that can move automatically
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She was always watching out none should put the evil eye on me. She believed in Golem. But I don't remember one adult in my family ever telling me to be good or I would go to hell. I don't even remember anyone ever mentioning an after life. It was all pretty much here and now for them. Life can be heaven or hell I guess. 
Thirty years was once a ripe old age to live to, I have read.That's damn near a lifetime
Lakes resting one on the other:
The image of THE JOYOUS.
Thus the superior man joins with his friends
For discussion and practice....
A lake evaporates upward and thus gradually dries up; but when two lakes are joined they do not dry up so readily, for one replenishes the other. It is the same in the field of knowledge. Knowledge should be a refreshing and vitalising force. It becomes so only through stimulating intercourse with congenial friends with whom one holds discussion and practices application of the truths of life. In this way learning becomes many-sided and takes on a cheerful lightness, whereas there is always something ponderous and one-sided about the learning of the self-taught.
Mathematical Game
How to build a game-learning machine and then teach it to play and to win
http://www.cs.williams.edu/~freund/cs13 ... xapawn.pdf
Not sure if that's coincidental or not, truck. There may be a mystical connection between "Life Against Death" and the death of your sex life... especially since you haven't finished the book. It'd be really wonderful if you finished the book and then slept with a woman, wouldn't it? I think so...By some strange coincidence it is also how long it has been since I have slept with a woman.
That's a really great line. My own college career was about as successful. I believe it was spring 1969, I returned to college after 4 years in the Navy on the GI bill. I was taking an English class and the professor had the class write a paper on whatever subject we wanted to write about. Because of some experiences I had with Eastern religions/philosophies in my late teens and Navy I picked the subject, Yoga. I was in the college library and found a book by Paramahansa Yogananda... someone I was familiar with but this was an interesting read, much of it his biography (he was the first Yogi who came to America to speak about Yoga and was embraced by many folks who got him publicized)... I checked it out and began reading it. I became enthralled with the reading... so much so that college took second place in my interest. I never went back but continued reading the book... it was a treasure to me. College just couldn't compete with it.When my long and distinguished career as a college sophomore finally came to an end.
''And when he kissed my neck I bit him long and hard on the check, and when we came out of the room blood was running down his face. His poem "I did it, I." Such violence, and I can see how women lie down for artists.
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Mayhaps I should be reading yon books...