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Re: The Creation of Man I'd imagine that our role in the universe is like any atomic structures role in a body. "insignificantly significant".. each individual component never makes up the whole being when isolated even though it's an important aspect of that being, and all beings in the...

Re: The Creation of Man I'd imagine that our role in the universe is like any atomic structures role in a body. "insignificantly significant".. each individual component never makes up the whole being when isolated even though it's an important aspect of that being, and all beings in the...

Re: Timelines and the AfterLife question Who needs an alternate timeline to act out so many versions of self when so many selves are already acting out many versions of being human? The positive, neutral and negative are all here already, and the necessary opposition to that even could lie in...

Re: John Titor Was Right: CERN to begin producing Black Holes Think of a dream you've become conciously aware of.. if any.. you may be doing anything and it will seem perfectly logical. Except maybe you're in a grocery store with a tribe of bushmen battling off giant pink tentacles and suddenly...

Re: No absolutes Possible but improbable was the general concensus on that. One could conceive quite a few ways to attain the goal of "my right hand on my right elbow"... The first coming to mind a little messy.

Re: Fear Birth, life and death, without regards to timing on any global scale. Massive worlds and galaxies will collide or glide by each other and we will infinitely be involved in an intricate mass of simplicity. Emotions will peak and rise or taper off or explode violently and all will go on...

Re: Fear Birth, life and death, without regards to timing on any global scale. Massive worlds and galaxies will collide or glide by each other and we will infinitely be involved in an intricate mass of simplicity. Emotions will peak and rise or taper off or explode violently and all will go on...

Re: No absolutes As science half-heartedly tries to explain(while endlessly retreating into uncertainty) our developed brain as of yet corresponds more to the living, the reptillian, plant, and mammal. We often neglect explorations in our fear of them, that's no doubt, but it's no question that...

Re: The Grandmother Paradox How funny to say that many ancient stories tell unto us a tale of "Gluttony sucks after awhile" while simultaneously saying "Just look, it's there and it will be around for as long as we/it form/s it/self". Until of course gluttony wears thin the supply faster then...

Re: Who Are You? I'm one of the Earth's wandering entities, neither confused about his destination nor in a hurry to get there. I'm one of those artsy-fools leaving his creations upon the face of this Earth to appear and soon disintegrate back where they came from. I'm one of those...

Re: No absolutes The eastern philosopher's titled that one as "the unchanging law of change". The rate of change is proportionate to the elements involved. Watch for it when a rock and running water play together and the rock slowly transforms into "pebble" and "sand". Even if they were always...

Re: Christianity Precisely, books are one thing, you can read all you want on a subject wether it be scientific or spiritual. I can bet it will be an elusive step to jump right from knowledge to understanding without practice, manageable though perhaps but not the only method of learning and...

Re: Invisibility Cloaking Device the cloak's purpose is to absorb and mirror light as it is hit, the body doesn't make it's own light.. therefore.. transparency. Wait until it comes into style, a green transparency coat puts us halfway to making ourselves the invisible entities some wish they...

Re: Psychedelics for time travel Seeing as how it is such law we should dare not question the will of big brother here. If you want to swap ideas and experiences.. not relating to biochemistry of course.. Dark, then I'm up for it if you pass a PM or messenger name my way. Keep in mind what you...

Re: The Bible as a primer on time travel? Timelessness is... somehow.. lost after birth sometime, since I'm not there yet I may suggest but not solidify that it's somewhat regained in seniority. One could think of it as the transitional periods between human existance and other existance. But...