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Re: Death, what is it good for. [Re: MovingTarget]
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So then what does it mean that somthing can not be explained?
Describe that o me

every natural law that exists somehow does not apply to it or what?


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I descend upon your earth from the skies
I command your very souls you unbelievers
Bring before me what is mine

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Re: Death, what is it good for. [Re: OldWoodSpecter]
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Do you not think its possible that some aspects of the universe and beyond may be beyond our understanding, and that may be too complex to ever put down on paper? Do you not think its possible that there may be things such as dark matter that will be forever invisible to all scientific devices?

We don't know our own limits, fact. We have limits, fact.


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Re: Death, what is it good for. [Re: MovingTarget]
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Just because something is too complex for human mind, doens't mean it it does not have a pattern and a mechanism of how it works.
A higher form of intelligence might understand it, so it is explainable, just not to us, or at least not at this point

and as for tools, well first scientific tool was a stick, a stick could not be used to investiage microwaves. But an antenna can be used for that. Scientific tools develop as science develops, so if there really is such a thing as afterlife, one day, with enough time and resources we will have devices that can give us a link to that other world.

All tools and technology mimics real life organic mechnanisms, from radio antennas, to computers and ships

So if an organic creature can be in dyrect contact with something from that other world, a machine can too if it is made in the same fashion as the organic machine is

With development of technology, limits are being erased, so
in case there are souls living in some other world, communicating with them will be as easy as calling them with a cell phone, in case they are willing to speak to us, but I see no reason why a scientist would not want to benefit reseach by providing information from the other side


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Bring before me what is mine

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Re: Death, what is it good for. [Re: egghead1]
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egghead1 said:
Where on this thread did he make any points at all? If you look at what he wrote, you might see that he asked one question, made one assumption and posted a few minor insults.


I took the point that if you damage the brain the mind is nowhere to be found. It seems. I can't tell one way or another. You claim you know. I ask you how you know? His point is well taken. You have only your saying the mind is not located in the brain. I would like you to show me that's not true. I'm open because I haven't made up my mind.


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"Don't believe everything you think". -Anom.

" All that lives was born to die"-Anom.

With much wisdom comes much sorrow,
The more knowledge, the more grief.
Ecclesiastes circa 350 BC

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