The Sector Union wrote:So do you think the Earth is somewhat telepathic, sapient or just a huge organism? Please have a sane discussion, no sillyness.
What the hell is up with your threads?
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by Duvniask » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:13 pm
The Sector Union wrote:So do you think the Earth is somewhat telepathic, sapient or just a huge organism? Please have a sane discussion, no sillyness.

by Constaniana » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:18 pm
Ameriganastan wrote:I work hard to think of those ludicrous Eric adventure stories, but I don't think I'd have come up with rescuing a three armed alchemist from goblin-monkeys in a million years.
Kudos.

by The Sector Union » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:21 pm


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by Regnum Dominae » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:22 pm
Dingdingding!
no one does that.But a person who follows a science book
Yes, much of the public is scientifically illiterate, but that's a separate problem. And largely due to religion, not atheism.can have blind understanding about science
even with out considering the possibility that these theories may be incorrect some day.

by The Sector Union » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:23 pm

by The Orson Empire » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:23 pm
Regnum Dominae wrote:Dingdingding!The Sector Union wrote:The only difference between a science book and a religious book is that one has actual evidence and one doesn't.no one does that.But a person who follows a science bookYes, much of the public is scientifically illiterate, but that's a separate problem. And largely due to religion, not atheism.can have blind understanding about scienceeven with out considering the possibility that these theories may be incorrect some day.
Theories are constantly being revised to reflect new discoveries.

by Regnum Dominae » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:24 pm
The Orson Empire wrote:Regnum Dominae wrote: Dingdingding!
no one does that.Yes, much of the public is scientifically illiterate, but that's a separate problem. And largely due to religion, not atheism.
Theories are constantly being revised to reflect new discoveries.
What about those that are religious but are still scientifically literate, like me?

by Constaniana » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:26 pm
Ameriganastan wrote:I work hard to think of those ludicrous Eric adventure stories, but I don't think I'd have come up with rescuing a three armed alchemist from goblin-monkeys in a million years.
Kudos.

by The Orson Empire » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:27 pm

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by The Sector Union » Fri Jun 07, 2013 3:36 pm
Meryuma wrote:I'm a radical environmentalist but I still think saying the earth is literally a unified being is a bit silly unless you go a step farther and believe in panpsychism or idealism.The Sector Union wrote:Really funny. I was born in the mid 90's. And you assume every kid born was playing video games. I was deprived of them at a young age.
I was born in 96 and never had a PS1 and I still know what Final Fantasy 7 is...

by Sociobiology » Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:28 pm
The Sector Union wrote:Something always bothered me how I think of something, and seconds later another person next to me says the same exact thing what I was thinking of and we always think those moments are just coincidences. But it happens a lot as if all human beings are somewhat connected. So I thought that the Earth might be one huge organism and all the lesser organisms, the bacteria, the plants, animals everything including us are part of this huge global organism. Basically saying here the Earth might have a core brain, but not a brain we would be thinking of. The trees on this world serve a huge purpose. They breathe out oxygen for the animals and why do things like this work. The Earth is thinking. But we as humans are the only sapient animals. If you want to count dolphins.
But when concrete is poured on the ground, notice how it cracks and sometimes plants grow out. Nature is constantly fighting our artificial life style.
So do you think the Earth is somewhat telepathic, sapient or just a huge organism? Please have a sane discussion, no sillyness.

by Jessjohnesik » Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:31 pm
Sociobiology wrote:The Sector Union wrote:Something always bothered me how I think of something, and seconds later another person next to me says the same exact thing what I was thinking of and we always think those moments are just coincidences. But it happens a lot as if all human beings are somewhat connected. So I thought that the Earth might be one huge organism and all the lesser organisms, the bacteria, the plants, animals everything including us are part of this huge global organism. Basically saying here the Earth might have a core brain, but not a brain we would be thinking of. The trees on this world serve a huge purpose. They breathe out oxygen for the animals and why do things like this work. The Earth is thinking. But we as humans are the only sapient animals. If you want to count dolphins.
But when concrete is poured on the ground, notice how it cracks and sometimes plants grow out. Nature is constantly fighting our artificial life style.
So do you think the Earth is somewhat telepathic, sapient or just a huge organism? Please have a sane discussion, no sillyness.
this whole post is so stupid I think the right side of my brain is trying to kill the left side of my brain to prevent me from reading it again.


by Hurdegaryp » Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:44 pm
The Orson Empire wrote:Plus, it doesn't even say in the Bible that the Earth is a few thousand years old.
CVT Temp wrote:I mean, we can actually create a mathematical definition for evolution in terms of the evolutionary algorithm and then write code to deal with abstract instances of evolution, which basically equates to mathematical proof that evolution works. All that remains is to show that biological systems replicate in such a way as to satisfy the minimal criteria required for evolution to apply to them, something which has already been adequately shown time and again. At this point, we've pretty much proven that not only can evolution happen, it pretty much must happen since it's basically impossible to prevent it from happening.

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by The Orson Empire » Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:59 pm
The Sector Union wrote:Meryuma wrote:I'm a radical environmentalist but I still think saying the earth is literally a unified being is a bit silly unless you go a step farther and believe in panpsychism or idealism.
I was born in 96 and never had a PS1 and I still know what Final Fantasy 7 is...
When I was 5, someone told me what a playstation was and had no clue what they were even talking about. I seriously did not know shit about video games until the age of 14.

by The Sector Union » Fri Jun 07, 2013 5:13 pm

by 4years » Fri Jun 07, 2013 5:15 pm
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