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Mike keep your head down! Take care man and hope those fires stop while there's something still left down there!

(quote="ufology", post: 172726, member: 1102")I don't find the subject boring. Try me. Not ignoring you guys, it's just that I've covered this before in other threads. I'll get back to this because I think it's important.

It depends on what or who you think God(S) is/are. A conscious universe could fit the definition of a God, but wouldn't necessarily disrupt known science. Humans are not omniscient and all-knowing. For all we really know there are higher beings or more advanced in evolution than we are that...

I think it resembles the aliens from the movie "The Abyss"....See what you think.

Besides, ...if I had a live in Jeannie....she would have a case of whiplash granting all my wishes!:D

Residual brain activity is a very real possibility. I can't remember who said this (and I am paraphrasing),"Sure lots of people have had NEAR death experiences. Near death, not actually staying dead for a few weeks then coming back. Dead is dead, ....not a near miss." It's a valid point. I would...

The cleric states these older men are neat and good house keepers as the reason they are "married" to Jinns. Well dang, I guess I must be polygimous and married to a Jinn too if that's his only reasoning. I can't stand it when the house is a mess. I'm close to having OCD when it comes to keeping...

It has been theorized, based on many other peoples NDE's, that the after life experience begins based on someones expectations. If you expect to see Jesus, you'll see him. If you expect to see Parapt Atman, or Vishnu, or Confucious, or the plains of Elysium, then that's what you'll experience...

:oops: Oh well.......

Interesting to see what is presented, and how solid is this? Curious.............:cool: Joseph Atwill, biblical scholar, claims Romans invented Jesus as 'psychological warfare' What does anyone think?

For at least 25 plus years I get a wild hair every now and then and try to move something telekinetically. I've tried so hard I've almost wet my pants. Nada. Zilch. Not even a tremor. This is what I usually build to try it with: A standard psi wheel. Aside from some stray air currents or...

Here is a Wikipedia list of past/future doomsdays. How right do you think she is? BTW,....if Michelle Bachman is right, I hope there's a "personal utterly self-destruct" option, because I just couldn't live in a universe with her "religion" being the correct one. List of dates predicted for...

Mmmmm....maybe they need to take "The Stand" against "It".:p I just can't resist a bad joke.

Geeeez Pixel. I've seen you jump on people for displaying this exact attitude. A personal attack followed by a massive lumping into generalities. R'Lady had some good points. If you disagreed with her, why not list her points with your rebuttals and keep the discussion on point without...

Thanks for posting this SLVA! Interesting reading. I don't think I've ever seen this book either, and I have a rather extensive library.

Here are some excerpts from an article in the April 2013 issue of ID Magazine (ID stands for Ideas and Discoveries) entitled "Overconfidence-Ego Trips of the Brain". I think these following statements have a direct bearing on how the thinking works for uber-skeptics and uber-true believers...

Here is an excellent article on the "Rising Antiscience" perpetrators....... The Rising Antiscience | Victor Stenger

Steve Austin was god-like to me back in the 70's. I mean, he was just awesome! He was a test pilot, an astronaut, he had super-powers that technically were scientifically feasible, he was a spy, .....and he got ALL the chicks! He was everything I wanted to be as a 12 year old! I even had the...

Couldn't agree more Ufology. I like what Chris Rock said in the movie "Dogma" (paraphrased)....."It's better to have an idea than a beleif. An idea can change with new information. Beleifs hardly ever change, and people will kill to defend a beleif." I prefer ideas, liberally interspersed with...

Jeff, don't be so hard on yourself. Humans are human acting. As far as mysticism goes, I do agree with you that the term "mysticism" is slung around and abused beyond it's original meaning. To me, the inner search for your connection and your place in the universe blurs the line between science...