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lets be real guys you're trying to speak to a dude who has admitted that hes sexually attracted to 5 year olds

IS THAT A PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESS

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Originally Posted by Amadeus (Post 19246909)

"The sky is yellow."

"No, the sky is blue."

"SEMANTICS OMFG"

Several weeks ago the sky was yellow. Well, it was a dark red for several hours, then it changed to yellow later in the evening.

it was more an orange/brown here

lots of ppl talking 2 a ghost itt

whoas amadeus?

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Originally Posted by lemontw (Post 19246940)

it was more an orange/brown here

Yeah, that too.

I kept thinking this must be what it would look like on Mars.

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Originally Posted by Falhawk (Post 19246924)

Well, and I'm saying this to take his legs out from under him and and also acknowledging that it is an ******* response, consciousness is not a physical understanding yet, but the simple fact that all of our chemical processes are in fact physical means that at some point we might have a clear link.

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You can stipulate that consciousness is a manifestation of physical processes. Our shared consciousness, our abstractions and ideas and our perception of the reality around us, is not physical.

Humans across all times and civilizations developed remarkably similar belief systems independently of each other. If you don't find that borderline miraculous and worthy of exploring on a philosophical level so be it.

It's certainly by no means proof of some physical deity at all, nor should it be construed as an effort to that goal.

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Originally Posted by samUwell (Post 19246826)

Seeing as how 90+% of the human species has always lived near the oceans, it makes much more sense that a YUGE ice shelf in Antartica collapsed and the proceeding wave that went around the world engulfed millions of people living on the shoreline. To them, the world flooded, and that was what was written down, either in clay or in stone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0Cp7DrvNLQ

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Originally Posted by Mr Jimmy Pop (Post 19246859)

My parents never really talked about religion much. We did go to church when we were little, did the first communion thing etc. but it was more tradition and what everyone did. So never had them telling us what to believe or not to believe. My parents were more concerned that we behave, work hard and be respectful to others.

Same for me when I was little. The church has been part of the USA all these years. The flaw is the stories of the bible have nothing to do with modern times. They are fairy tale stories, which the pastor uses to show the power of God. They represent a land that has nothing to do with the USA. Yet people go to Church to hear the stories. They tide money and give their time out of guilt. Doesn't stop the riots and violence happening today. So what good does preaching stories from 2k years ago matter? Oh, it's a test, a challenge from god, his way. Right.

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Originally Posted by Falhawk (Post 19246868)

Also seriously we cannot bury ngfm wanting the USA to make its own religion. That's a TWHOF post.

Thanks. I can take it one step further. There are religions started in the USA, but most are whacked, jokes, or cults.
List of religious movements that began in the United States - Wikipedia
Look at the religions of the 21st Century, they are jokes. Needs to be a new book that teaches common sense, morals, and history of the USA so kids follow it.

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Originally Posted by Falhawk (Post 19246281)

Got you to reply

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ok ender

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Originally Posted by amRam (Post 19246918)

Did he really just ask me how I concluded consciousness is not physical? Holy ****.

Yes, and I cannot help but notice that you're avoiding to answer.

I wonder why that is. :Hmm:

I'm avoiding the incredibly retarded kid asking horribly stupid questions that's all...

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Originally Posted by Amadeus (Post 19247321)

Yes, and I cannot help but notice that you're avoiding to answer.

I wonder why that is. :Hmm:

nice self portrait lmfao

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Originally Posted by amRam (Post 19247344)

I'm avoiding the incredibly retarded kid asking horribly stupid questions that's all...

The only thing I asked you is to explain why you believe the things you say.

That you find this a stupid question shows how little you care about truth. Once again,

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Originally Posted by Amadeus (Post 19246749)

If these discussions are a waste of time, it's because people are unwilling to admit that they have no good reason to believe the things they believe, and especially have no good reason to tell others that they should believe the same things.

Thanks for proving my point.

Meth

Maybe he did, once or twice.......

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Originally Posted by Mitchdubai (Post 19246370)

Religious people are weak. The worst people on earth. People like Tehvul who have spent 40 years being deplorable scumbags and then get religious because they think it's gonna save them are the weakest ****s in existence but they think they're strong. Face up to who you are.

Ricky Gervais said it best when asked what he thinks happens when he dies - "same thing that happened for the 13 billion years before I was born, life just carries on without me in it".

He was paraphrasing mark twain. But you are an idiot and think ricky gervais could have such an epiphany.

hey guyz whats worse

an uneducated alcoholic beating and choking women

-or-

believing in fairy tales

God damn the paedo us annoying as ****

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Originally Posted by Falhawk (Post 19246817)

I really didn't mean to come into this thread to make fun, but rather have discussion...

But that ngfm post is goddamn gold right there

THE USA NEEDS THEIR OWN RELIGION. NO MORE FOREIGN ****S!

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The US actually DOES have their own religion.

It's called secular humanism.

(But one could still argue that this isnt uniquely a USA thing.)