BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 Erm, where have you been for the last thousand years of human discovery?If I were to say that my neighbour was a witch or that the Earth was flat you'd call me insane but it's still alright for us to worship our imaginary friend? When did they discover that there's no power bigger than us out there that can create just like we can? I must of missed that
Finnegan Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 Shit, no one told me that asteroids and aluminium was alive! Dude. You're being unfair on the space worms.
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 Shit, no one told me that asteroids and aluminium was alive! I not talkin about asteroids. They don't fly in a perfect orbit around the Sun. Was talkin about earth who's crust is 15% aliminium. The whole of the universe is perfection, I know alot of folks don't realise it though. Perfection
Daggers Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 When did they discover that there's no power bigger than us out there that can create just like we can? I must of missed that I see your bigger power which no one has disproved and raise you a legion of intergalactic superheroes made from clay that your bigger power has yet to disprove. Ha! How'd you like them divine apples?!
Daggers Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 They don't fly in a perfect orbit around the Sun. Earth to Empty: nothing "flies" in a "perfect orbit around the Sun"
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 Earth to Empty: nothing "flies" in a "perfect orbit around the Sun" I thought the earth did? over 100,00 miles an hour in orbit around the Sun while spinning on its axis at the same time? If that's not true I've been reading the wrong books! I've missed these debates It's been a few weeks!
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 I see your bigger power which no one has disproved and raise you a legion of intergalactic superheroes made from clay that your bigger power has yet to disprove.Ha! How'd you like them divine apples?! I wish I understood this !
Edmund Posted 15 April 2009 Author Posted 15 April 2009 Beautiful cration You need to watch "Journey To The Edge Of The Universe" by National Geographic. Now that is mind boggling and also verifies that every religion is a load of balls.
Smudge Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 I see your bigger power which no one has disproved and raise you a legion of intergalactic superheroes made from clay that your bigger power has yet to disprove.Ha! How'd you like them divine apples?! Isaac did
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 You need to watch "Journey To The Edge Of The Universe" by National Geographic. Now that is mind boggling and also verifies that every religion is a load of balls. I will watch that in a bit. But I can't see how it can verify that every religion is a load of balls I understand how alot of religion can be derided (if that the right word) but if you look back at how they were before they got tampered with over the last 1000 years, they were sound and encourage scientific thought. Certain high-powered groups have meddled and changed too much from the original ways
Edmund Posted 15 April 2009 Author Posted 15 April 2009 I will watch that in a bit. But I can't see how it can verify that every religion is a load of balls I understand how alot of religion can be derided (if that the right word) but if you look back at how they were before they got tampered with over the last 1000 years, they were sound and encourage scientific thought. Certain high-powered groups have meddled and changed too much from the original ways It just basically confirms that a man in a beard living in the clouds didn't just get his wand out and magically create the earth. For one christianity is blown out. I don't know Islam, Judaism, Buddishm, Hinduism etc and what there beliefs are on the start of earth but unless they wrote down about how all of the elements in our body except for hydrogen were formed by nuclear fusion made from inside giant stars then they are all a load of balls. The earth just happened to be the perfect environment for our species to be created. When the holy books were written, technology wasn't like it was then, it was all speculation and you can't blame them.
Daggers Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 I thought the earth did? over 100,00 miles an hour in orbit around the Sun while spinning on its axis at the same time? If that's not true I've been reading the wrong books!I've missed these debates It's been a few weeks! This doesn't address my points: The Earth does not "fly". What is "perfect" about its orbit?
Tevez Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 I'd love to have my lunch on a deckchair on the moon.
Edmund Posted 15 April 2009 Author Posted 15 April 2009 I'd love to have my lunch on a deckchair on the moon. The next best thing is the zero gravity flights. Would love to go on this. http://www.gozerog.com/
Alexikokopops Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 I'd love to have my lunch on a deckchair on the moon. Soon little one, soon
Lillehamring Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 i liked the pictures at the start.... but now..... this thread... has become a load of.... Pollux.
Edmund Posted 15 April 2009 Author Posted 15 April 2009 i liked the pictures at the start....but now..... this thread... has become a load of.... Pollux. This.
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 It just basically confirms that a man in a beard living in the clouds didn't just get his wand out and magically create the earth. For one christianity is blown out. I don't know Islam, Judaism, Buddishm, Hinduism etc and what there beliefs are on the start of earth but unless they wrote down about how all of the elements in our body except for hydrogen were formed by nuclear fusion made from inside giant stars then they are all a load of balls.The earth just happened to be the perfect environment for our species to be created. When the holy books were written, technology wasn't like it was then, it was all speculation and you can't blame them. Totally agree. That's what I try to say all the time. That's how certain folks have destroyed religion, by making out 'God' is a man! When the religions first came the prophets all said that God is an unknown power that no-one can imagine. Jesus used to say 'DO NOT worship me, I am just a man like you'. But someone changed his words along the way. As for the other theories about how everything originated, they are just theories still and will change again in fifty years. Science can find what we are made of but can never say how we first 'appeared'. The universe is too vast for us to ever explore or test theories on.
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 This doesn't address my points:The Earth does not "fly". What is "perfect" about its orbit? I should of said 'floats' not flies. If you ask me it is perfect cos it is billions of tons in weight and floats in mid-air constantly on the same orbit thousands of miles an hour and we never feel a thing. If the mathematics of the spin and the orbit changed nothing would be possible.
Samilktray Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 Strangely I was discussing what itd be like to ejaculate in space about an hour ago.
BoneDog Posted 15 April 2009 Posted 15 April 2009 i liked the pictures at the start....but now..... this thread... has become a load of.... Pollux. Okay, this might fit in better with the folks who believe there is nothing out there : There was once nothing at all, anywhere, then out of nowhere a big explosion took place. Then billions of massive balls of fire started floating in mid-air. Also at the same time millions of balls of rock or gas started floating around these massive balls of fire. On some of these balls of rock animals started appearing and having babies, then human beings grew out of these creatures and a massive civilization took over one of these balls. All of this from nothing with absolutely no intelligence behind it at all. Oh, before this there was some hydrogen or whatever it's supposed to be, but it appeared from nowhere. That's much easier to believe than the outlandish belief that somewhere there is some magnificent energy and power that is able to create. Something as small and insignificent as a human being like us is able to create loads of amazing shite, so I don't know why it's so hard to believe that there is something greater and more powerful out there that can create bigger and better things. No matter how great everyone thinks our scientists are, they still cannot create a living creature or even a plant. They can only clone them. They can never create something that can sustain itself from it's surroundings. Whatever most folk say, I've got respect for that unknown power out there that most folk say doesn't exist.
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