Be nice @anon46279830. @Patrick is a friendly atheist, not a troll.
Oh he trolls from time to time, you have called him on it yourself. He relishes it I think. And that was my “nice”.
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I found two definitions of troll:
- a mythical, cave-dwelling being depicted in folklore as either a giant or a dwarf, typically having a very ugly appearance.
- a person who makes a deliberately offensive or provocative online post.
Since I don’t believe in the existence of any mythical beings and I know that I am thinking as I am typing therefore I am real, I am not a troll under definition 1. Regarding Definition 2, all my posts are deliberate. But whether they are offensive or provocative is really up to the reader’s judgement. And my intent to be offensive or provocative may or may not be intentional. Therefore, it is impossible to determine with certainty whether I am a troll trolling or not-a-troll not trolling.
Its possible when you basically confess. But some may not call it trolling, some may call it “playing red team”. Red Team Wins a Round
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Study Gobekli Tepe, as it is a great example of archaeology coming together with ancient DNA of plants and animals. 12,000 years old. Definitively Hunter-gather society. No animal domestication or agriculture based on ancient DNA. Clearly a reverence of animals. Clearly cultural in that it is for a large number of people to see. Compare that with the 35,000 year old Lion-man figurine. Certainly art. But private art. Just for a family or a small group to see. Very different purposes for each.
Sometimes you don’t even know what team you are on. Dealin’ card games with the old men in the club car.
Penny a point ain’t no one keepin’ score.
@Patrick , I happen to know for certain that you are, actually, the “Trololo Man.” : )
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Thanks for this. LOL Trololo Man was a real person who died in 2012. He is the idol of trolls everywhere. 
Thought you might like it. He’s virtually a meme. : )
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