Filed under: Humor, Cult of Mac
God is a Mac user
This week's TIME Magazine features an interesting Essay on page 103. Evan Eisenberg checks God's email. If you click the pic above you can see the full-sized image I scanned in, which offers even more insight into God's computing habits. I knew the big guy was a Mac user!
God uses Mail.app, obviously, to stay in touch. He listens to iTunes for inspiration, and keeps Google Earth open to keep an eye on his Creation. Safari is God's browser of choice and he's apparently a football fan (Go Saints!). Looking at the exposed areas of God's desktop we see that he digs George Burns (but Windows Media Player??) and keeps tabs on election results. We're not sure about the rest of God's hardware, but his display is Apple Cinema all the way. What surprises me most is that God uses Quark!
As Erica said, when we got the tip, "This would certainly explain why the demographic skewed 'old' in that survey." Indeed!
Thanks, Keenan!
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morgan said 3:08PM on 12-07-2006
using 10.3 with 10.4's mail.app
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Laurie said 3:25PM on 12-07-2006
I hadn't noticed the lack of Spotlight icon till you pointed that out. Then again, if I anyone could remove the annoying Spotlight icon from the menubar, it would be Him! (there are ways, but they kill the rounded corner along with the icon)
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emor8t said 3:33PM on 12-07-2006
You Mac users are just a little full of yourselves aren't you?
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Tyler G said 3:39PM on 12-07-2006
i saw that in time as well, and i found it extremely ammusing
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Marshall said 3:54PM on 12-07-2006
I guess that would be the reason us Mac users have a 'God' complex....
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ClunkClunk said 4:03PM on 12-07-2006
God uses Adobe Reader and Window Media Player? He must have eternal patience for those two to load.
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Laurie said 4:11PM on 12-07-2006
Hey now -- Adobe Reader 8 is quite zippy :)
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DRob said 4:18PM on 12-07-2006
Geaux Saints! Beat the Cowboys.
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Teunis said 4:40PM on 12-07-2006
maybe santa uses mac too... maybe steve is a god...
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Dan English said 6:44PM on 12-07-2006
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jason said 5:22PM on 12-07-2006
HAHA, great, I LOVE it!
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paul said 5:41PM on 12-07-2006
I'm starting a new sect that believes God uses Camino instead of Safari.
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Reg said 6:51PM on 12-07-2006
Ironically, Richard Dawkins actually is a Mac user.
Which means he probably wrote his latest book, "God-is-a-delusion-dreamt-up-by-all-you-superstitious-flat-earth-fanboys," on a Mac.
So it's good to see both ends of the belief spectrum represented on a Mac.
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Eric said 9:57PM on 12-07-2006
2 god stories? Don't we now need 2 tooth-fairy, 2 santa, and 2 unicorn stories to give equal time to the imaginary beings?
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Scottie Biddle said 10:27PM on 12-07-2006
You'd think if it was God's desktop, he'd be working in at least Leopard (maybe Lion or Cougar or Lynx)- could this foreshadow s/thing to come?
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Fornya said 5:45AM on 12-08-2006
Why is G-d's desktop so messy? That's a Windows user's desktop. I imagine G-d's desktop showing nothing but a hard drive, and one with a nice icon at that.
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philMBP said 6:43AM on 12-08-2006
What? God gets no SPAM? That proves it: he IS omnipotent!
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R031E5 said 9:18AM on 12-08-2006
FTW?! God uses WMP for mac! I knew that the apocalypse was near!
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Korla Pundit said 1:47PM on 12-08-2006
AppleScript _is_ God.
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LOL!!!1 said 11:11AM on 12-12-2006
No spam? Look at all those unsolicited prayers! (none of which are read)
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