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No Big Bang? Quantum equation predicts universe has no beginning
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Mad Lab
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good links.
Aliens exist. God doesn't.
Aliens put us here, god didn't.
With an infinite number of habitable planets, some billions of years ahead of us, there is no doubt of "alien" life, except among creationist m*rons.
We are nothing but an alien Petri dish.
When early man saw aliens, he/they of course immediately thought "gods".
Now that we know "aliens" exist, we know god doesn't.
Aliens are humanoid, but evolved millions or billions of years ahead of us.
Mad Lab
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Both are possibilities.
Perhaps.
Good proposition, and I lean that way as well in my thoughts, but you say so in certainty?
We know aliens exists, but we have no clue if intelligent life forms exist. It's likely, I believe theres billions + planets with life and intelligence, but who knows right? so if there are aliens their is no creator? nt the best argument ive heard today.
lol, oh yeah?
alien expert over here eh?
different words same semantics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantics
maybe you should go straight to the I'm rubber your glue argument, might be more appropriate.
argue the implications of F = T ∇ Sτ, that would be interesting
genedigger
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aliens are demons.its sad you cant see this for that could be a scary thing
genedigger
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oh how easy it is to trick the silly humans.fools
Some fool had to actually teach you that and you listened. Sifting garbage thru your world view, trash in-trash out.
You might want to check your time stamp, each time you post or write a check.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anno_Domini
In recent times, there has been a push to replace the B.C. and A.D. labels with B.C.E and C.E., meaning “before common era” and “common era,” respectively. The change is simply one of semantics—that is, AD 100 is the same as 100 CE; all that changes is the label. The advocates of the switch from BC/AD to BCE/CE say that the newer designations are better in that they are devoid of religious connotation and thus prevent offending other cultures and religions who may not see Jesus as “Lord.” The irony, of course, is that what distinguishes B.C.E from C.E. is still the life and times of Jesus Christ.
In college (graduated 2010) it was already enforced in writing and in the literature, the C. E. thing. Nobody says AD or BC any more. And most of the time people actually say BP....before present. That's how it is.
Read my bible quote for the day...I just open it and read whatever passage I see. Was in Samuel...was something about David making an altar. Idk. I do it out of courtesy for all the good karma that comes my way. God is cool and organized religion sucks bags of dicks....cough....I said BAGS of DICKS...queue bag of dicks?
god is a imaginary friend no different when you see someone talking to them selfs truth if a person speaks this out in the open he or she should be sent to a mental hospital for assessment , Cause really there is something wrong upstairs REALLY
its called
Schizophrenia is the most persistent and disabling of the major mental illnesses. It usually attacks people between the ages of 16 and 30, as they are beginning to realize their potential. It affects approximately one in 100 people worldwide, (one per cent of the population), affecting men and women almost equally. While it is treatable in many cases, there is as yet no cure for schizophrenia.
The mind controls the basic functions of thinking, feeling (emotions), perception (the five senses) and behaviour. These functions ordinarily work together, enabling us to:
tell the difference between fantasy and reality
keep anxiety at manageable levels
have appropriate emotional responses
make sense of what happens to us
maintain a stable sense of who we are
establish and maintain relationships with others
In schizophrenia, the interaction of these mental functions is disturbed in various ways. The word schizophrenia does not mean "split personality" but a disruption of the balance among mental functions.
Causes of Schizophrenia
We do not yet understand what causes schizophrenia. Scientists generally agree that schizophrenia is a group of conditions rather than one simple disease and may therefore be found to have several causes. It is generally accepted by researchers that differences in the brain — chemical or structural, or both — may play a part in the disorder. Genetic research also suggests that while no one gene has been found for schizophrenia, several genes may cause a predisposition that can be triggered by certain life events.
Symptoms of Schizophrenia
Symptoms vary greatly. Common symptoms of schizophrenia are:
Delusions: False, but strongly held beliefs, which feel entirely real to the sufferer. They can cause the individual to have a greatly exaggerated belief in his or her own importance, power, knowledge, abilities, or identity. Some people have delusions of persecution (paranoia)-for example, the false belief that they are being attacked, harassed, cheated, spied on or conspired against by others. Other people with schizophrenia believe that occurrences in the outside world are referring to them (ideas of reference). Examples are believing that other people are doing things because of you or that the TV or radio are referring specifically to you, often in negative ways.
Hallucinations: Seeing, hearing, feeling, touching smelling or tasting things that aren't there. Hallucinations have to do with the senses. Hearing voices is the most common hallucination among people with schizophrenia.
Illusions: Disturbances in perception that are less intense than hallucinations. An individual with schizophrenia may experience periods of heightened sensory awareness, during which sounds seem louder or sharper than usual and colours appear brighter, or periods of muted awareness, when sensory input seems closed off. Other illusions may include objects seeming closer or farther away than they really are, or one's own voice or reflection seeming different or even threatening.
Thought Disturbances: Often called muddled thinking by those who experience them, thought disturbances are characterized by an inability to concentrate, to connect thoughts logically, or to think clearly. Thought processes may speed up (racing thoughts) or slow down, or may seem blocked so that the person's mind feels completely blank. Disturbances in thinking are sometimes compared to a broken filter that allows everything that enters the mind to have the same importance — for example, attaching the same significance to licence plate numbers as to a questions from a teacher.
Emotional & Behavioural Changes: A person with schizophrenia can experience sudden, inexplicable changes in mood, such as intense sadness, happiness, excitement, depression or anger that come on without reason or warning. Lack of feelings can be equally disturbing. Symptoms that deprive a person of a range of normal emotions are often described as "negative." The person seems less able to feel anything, including pain or joy. Sometimes this loss of feeling extends to the "sense of self". The individual experiences a sense of unreality about who and where they are or where their body ends. More than any of the symptoms described above, the behavioural changes indicate to others the possible presence of schizophrenia.
An early sign of disturbance is often social withdrawal, as the individual finds interactions with people and things progressively more difficult. One such common response is inability to take an interest in personal hygiene and appearance. Lack of energy, interest and motivation or decreased levels of activity, movement or speech should alert friends and family that something may be amiss. Similarly, behaviour patterns that are unusual in the particular individual, or responses that are clearly inappropriate (excessive laughing or crying in inappropriate circumstances, or excessive talking to oneself) may indicate the approach of an episode of schizophrenia.
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Schizophrenia is the most persistent and disabling of the major mental illnesses. It usually attacks people between the ages of 16 and 30, as they are beginning to realize their potential. It affects approximately one in 100 people worldwide, (one per cent of the population), affecting men and women almost equally. While it is treatable in many cases, there is as yet no cure for schizophrenia.
The mind controls the basic functions of thinking, feeling (emotions), perception (the five senses) and behaviour. These functions ordinarily work together, enabling us to:
tell the difference between fantasy and reality
keep anxiety at manageable levels
have appropriate emotional responses
make sense of what happens to us
maintain a stable sense of who we are
establish and maintain relationships with others
In schizophrenia, the interaction of these mental functions is disturbed in various ways. The word schizophrenia does not mean "split personality" but a disruption of the balance among mental functions.
Causes of Schizophrenia
We do not yet understand what causes schizophrenia. Scientists generally agree that schizophrenia is a group of conditions rather than one simple disease and may therefore be found to have several causes. It is generally accepted by researchers that differences in the brain — chemical or structural, or both — may play a part in the disorder. Genetic research also suggests that while no one gene has been found for schizophrenia, several genes may cause a predisposition that can be triggered by certain life events.
Symptoms of Schizophrenia
Symptoms vary greatly. Common symptoms of schizophrenia are:
Delusions: False, but strongly held beliefs, which feel entirely real to the sufferer. They can cause the individual to have a greatly exaggerated belief in his or her own importance, power, knowledge, abilities, or identity. Some people have delusions of persecution (paranoia)-for example, the false belief that they are being attacked, harassed, cheated, spied on or conspired against by others. Other people with schizophrenia believe that occurrences in the outside world are referring to them (ideas of reference). Examples are believing that other people are doing things because of you or that the TV or radio are referring specifically to you, often in negative ways.
Hallucinations: Seeing, hearing, feeling, touching smelling or tasting things that aren't there. Hallucinations have to do with the senses. Hearing voices is the most common hallucination among people with schizophrenia.
Illusions: Disturbances in perception that are less intense than hallucinations. An individual with schizophrenia may experience periods of heightened sensory awareness, during which sounds seem louder or sharper than usual and colours appear brighter, or periods of muted awareness, when sensory input seems closed off. Other illusions may include objects seeming closer or farther away than they really are, or one's own voice or reflection seeming different or even threatening.
Thought Disturbances: Often called muddled thinking by those who experience them, thought disturbances are characterized by an inability to concentrate, to connect thoughts logically, or to think clearly. Thought processes may speed up (racing thoughts) or slow down, or may seem blocked so that the person's mind feels completely blank. Disturbances in thinking are sometimes compared to a broken filter that allows everything that enters the mind to have the same importance — for example, attaching the same significance to licence plate numbers as to a questions from a teacher.
Emotional & Behavioural Changes: A person with schizophrenia can experience sudden, inexplicable changes in mood, such as intense sadness, happiness, excitement, depression or anger that come on without reason or warning. Lack of feelings can be equally disturbing. Symptoms that deprive a person of a range of normal emotions are often described as "negative." The person seems less able to feel anything, including pain or joy. Sometimes this loss of feeling extends to the "sense of self". The individual experiences a sense of unreality about who and where they are or where their body ends. More than any of the symptoms described above, the behavioural changes indicate to others the possible presence of schizophrenia.
An early sign of disturbance is often social withdrawal, as the individual finds interactions with people and things progressively more difficult. One such common response is inability to take an interest in personal hygiene and appearance. Lack of energy, interest and motivation or decreased levels of activity, movement or speech should alert friends and family that something may be amiss. Similarly, behaviour patterns that are unusual in the particular individual, or responses that are clearly inappropriate (excessive laughing or crying in inappropriate circumstances, or excessive talking to oneself) may indicate the approach of an episode of schizophrenia.
genedigger
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how do you treat something that you dont understand the cause of fully.thats jumping the gun.if you dont know what makes people scitzo how on earth can you think you could treat it?it sounds like evolution to me.saying you know where we came from but really no one knows.
Gene what is there to really understand when there is no BASE or truth matter of fact to really understand ????? that is,really what the bible is. All pretense
its like reading superman comics living in pretense
Seriously have you been that brain washed to know whats right from wrong what is science fiction and what is true ????
Here this is something that is true Romans in that era would not hammer some clown to a 2 x 4 but rather chop his fucking head off that is FACTS so if paul was beheaded what makes you think your make belief jesus wasn't ??? remember the sword or axe was the main weapon in that era
But your dead set in your ways into believing something that was written 70 - 300 years after the fact shit i guarntee you many have forgotten about Elvis presly, Micheal Jackson, even John F Kennedy and these people died less then what ????
So lets put this into perspective your kids or there kids will easily of forgotten them 50 years later but wait your so called bible written what 70 - 350 years from called jesus see ,, Its all BS
none of the writers ever sat with your so called jesus ever even John , Paul didnt even know the clown but they sure seem to know what its all about again BS
its like reading superman comics living in pretense
Seriously have you been that brain washed to know whats right from wrong what is science fiction and what is true ????
Here this is something that is true Romans in that era would not hammer some clown to a 2 x 4 but rather chop his fucking head off that is FACTS so if paul was beheaded what makes you think your make belief jesus wasn't ??? remember the sword or axe was the main weapon in that era
But your dead set in your ways into believing something that was written 70 - 300 years after the fact shit i guarntee you many have forgotten about Elvis presly, Micheal Jackson, even John F Kennedy and these people died less then what ????
So lets put this into perspective your kids or there kids will easily of forgotten them 50 years later but wait your so called bible written what 70 - 350 years from called jesus see ,, Its all BS
none of the writers ever sat with your so called jesus ever even John , Paul didnt even know the clown but they sure seem to know what its all about again BS
or maybe it's as "we" are beginning to realise their potential.. james tilly matthews was the first diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, claimed persecution by masons.
interesting thing is that matthews was trying to prevent war between england and france.
the entire psych health industry "may" be a handling mechanism for handling a population of malleable, and "sane" persons.
course, to do that we'd need to convince the general public that insanity exists.. but we got boyz on that shit aready yo
Written by: The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica
crucifixion, an important method of capital punishment particularly among the Persians, Seleucids, Carthaginians, and Romans from about the 6th century bce to the 4th century ce. Constantine the Great, the first Christian emperor, abolished it in the Roman Empire in the early 4th century ce out of veneration for Jesus Christ, the most famous victim of crucifixion.
crucifixion, an important method of capital punishment particularly among the Persians, Seleucids, Carthaginians, and Romans from about the 6th century bce to the 4th century ce. Constantine the Great, the first Christian emperor, abolished it in the Roman Empire in the early 4th century ce out of veneration for Jesus Christ, the most famous victim of crucifixion.
genedigger
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jesus was brought to trial by the jews in a jewish province under roman control.exocution methods differed greatly according to region.i havent said i believe in any one thing so what brainwashed me?i am strongly against evolution not because of a religious upbringing but because of what that theory means for humankind.it doesnt help anyone be a better person.it hasnt been proven in a lab setting.why do evolutionist focus on the ape to man thing?what about everyother creature on earth?if it was real there would be historical acounts of it and there isnt.instead there is a ton of historical records about gods.
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