The Ecstatic said:

k00laid said:

The Ecstatic said:

Either some things are or no things are, depending on which definition you want to use.

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incorrect.

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divinity is the state of things that come from a supernatural power or deity, such as a god

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everything comes from god

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DebuteMachine said:

i can't get over you think i'm attacking anything. you did piss me off two posts ago, so have at it man. god doesn't exist, these numbers are just numbers, and you can go fuck yourself. the end.

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The Ecstatic said:

I caught it, but god isn't real.

And that's the only way you can argue that everything is divine.

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The Ecstatic said:

Now that I think about it, "god did it" is usually the last argument in most debates like this.

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The Ecstatic said:

I caught it, but god isn't real.

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k00laid said:

The Ecstatic said:

I caught it, but god isn't real.

And that's the only way you can argue that everything is divine.

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actually that's not the only way.

because it's a fucking semantics debate


and the way that you define divine is OBVIOUSLY not the same way i define it.

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The Ecstatic said:

You can't just change the definition of words to fit your argument.

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The Ecstatic said:

Is the speed of light divine?

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k00laid said:

The Ecstatic said:

You can't just change the definition of words to fit your argument.

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i didnt. i quoted it straight from the source that you posted.

divinity does not necessitate the existence of god

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The Ecstatic said:

Either way, I stand by my claim that it's simply evolution finding the most efficient way to do business. If that's divine, ok.

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eeevvvvvveeeerrrryyyytttthhhhiiinnnnggggg is divine

k00laid said:

The Ecstatic said:

Either way, I stand by my claim that it's simply evolution finding the most efficient way to do business. If that's divine, ok.

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eeevvvvvveeeerrrryyyytttthhhhiiinnnnggggg is divine

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pwnasaurus said:

There is literally no consistency or organization of anything he has said.  It is just a bunch of completely unrelated statements.

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berdinwall said:

He metal detects for civil war relics and says that the best way to go about hunting is start at a center point in whatever field you are searching and then spiral outwards...

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When a rocket exploded over my area, I watched search planes with a large, rotating disc. They flew in a nautilus-like pattern, so low that trees shuddered. To me, it seemed intuitive to look, but most people didn't bother.

In the thread, people say that mystics are only imagining the ratio.

You are making an assumption, that the ratio was never measured, objectively, repeatedly, ad nauseum.

And, you have never offered an alternative, which seems to appear, everywhere, especially in spiral-shaped patterns, or in waves.

People speculate as to whether phi is divine. My question is whether it can be random.

Or, is it an example of order.

Under the assumption of cause and effect, what is the first cause.

Or, if order tends toward disorder, over time, what is the higher order, which came first.

imho, if some form of intellegence is implied, the logical response is not the reflexive blindness of existential nihilism, but to learn the rules and establish a rapport.