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Brandon

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Check this out, lol :

http://www.livingwaters.com/witnessingtool/evolution.gif


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Krylar

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ROFL. That's awesome Definitely passing that one around to friends.

-Krylar

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ArchAngel

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lol. I saw it before..

you had me excited. I thought it was about sci-fi.

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Wacko4X

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Excellent! Its wonderful to have a good laugh now and then. Especially when its about the truth!
c h i e f y

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the truth Wacko?? hehe - then you're gonna L U R V E this:

SET YOUR VCR FOR BBC1 at 21:00 Tues 9th November '04: boy THIS IS GONNA BE WORTH WATCHING !!!

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Imagine crashing through the acid storms of Venus, taking a space walk in the magnificent rings of Saturn, or collecting samples on the disintegrating surface of an unstable comet.

From the makers of Walking With Dinosaurs, this magical new drama-documentary series, narrated by David Suchet, takes viewers on the ultimate space flight and, by pressing the red button on the remote control, transports them right to the heart of the European Space Agency's mission control room.

Seen through the eyes of five astronauts on a six-year mission to the new frontiers that make up our solar system, it reveals the spectacle - and the dangers - they face when landing on and exploring the exotic worlds of our neighbouring planets.

Using the latest scientific findings and feature film digital effects, Space Odyssey: Voyage To The Planets is the ultimate grand tour, brought to life in a beautiful and moving journey packed with peril and excitement.


sounds like any decent sci-fi loving dude is not gonna miss THIS for anything? anybody else heard this is coming?

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Simon_Templar

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It looks pretty sweet

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CheeseStorm
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I proudly call apes my ancestors.
Klumsy

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i was made by a moral God, so killing me is wrong, and also i have purpose in life, you evolved randomly from pond scum, so killing you would just be survival of the fittest?

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CheeseStorm
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Pond scummers, unite!

If someone starts killing me... they'll probably shoot me or stab me, cause that's easy, so they're probably going to try to mess up my blood-flow, or stop me from breathing by strangling. After I'm dead, I get burned up or buried. Either way, my atoms are still around, and in the grand scheme of things, not much has changed - unless I was working on some sort of bomb that was large enough to wipe out the universe. I don't see anything spiritual about it - after my brain doesn't get oxygen, it stops forming thoughts, and my body shuts down, like an unplugged computer.

And in this age, it would be 'survival of the shotgun-wielders', not necessarily the fittest.

goop2

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Im putting that on my desktop. If I kill a scientist that claims to have evolved from a monkey would I be commiting a sin? God said not to kill people, but he never said not to kill monkeys.

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CheeseStorm
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Well the scientist wouldn't be a monkey. He'd be a human that evolved from apes. Unless it was some sort of super-genius monkey. Guess you could kill it... we could try cloning it after. Monkeys are pretty complex though, it'd be hard. And then there's the religious people flying off the handle against cloning as well. It's best to do all the scientific stuff in secret. Otherwise you get protests and crap.

I ain't stopping you from killing a scientist. But he probably would. He'd whip out his crazy custom virus, inject you, and then BAM you are a winged monster that must serve his every command.

Death = Stopping bodily functions by stopping molecules from getting to other molecules?
Death = Releasing someone's soul from its physical form? *chuckle*

Klumsy

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what is a soul?
so you are an atheist to a point in denying anything moral at all, so if somebody kills all your family, they didn't do anything wrong?

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CheeseStorm
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Yeah, it sounds pretty heartless, but emotions are just little signals in our brain... I'd probably be sad if you shot up my family, but I haven't mastered my brain yet either. Morals are just stuff our brain invented to try to make sense of things.

What is a soul? In my opinion? The part of us representing our personality that supposedly goes to either Heaven or Hell after our body stops working.
The idea of the after-life is supposed to keep us in line... which in my opinion is the whole point of organized religion. I guess it provides hope too, if you believe it pretty deeply.

Now if we could ditch our emotions and work like good little robots, oh the progress we would make! It's just hard to ditch something we've grown up with. And until I've got that machine's blank personality... you stay away from my family. Hehe.

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Now if we could ditch our emotions and work like good little robots, oh the progress we would make!


progress for WHAT purpose? if evolution is true, there isn't progress just change, one state is no better than another. Progress as a concept is a measurment of change according to some value, you have to have some value to measure progress against.

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It's just hard to ditch something we've grown up with. And until I've got that machine's blank personality... you stay away from my family. Hehe.


don't worry i believe in a moral God and wouldn't go near your family to kill them

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CheeseStorm
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Progress towards discovering where the first universe came from! That's the main question I want answered. Answered with facts and stuff, not theory. Must wait, though.
And emotions are cool and all, cause jokes are funny. But if emotions get in the way of progress (ethics and morals and stuff) then I'll be disappointed in them. I used to think that everything we did was either for Progress (do homework) or Fun (procrastinate and play video games). But since 'fun' is just little neurons lighting up, then maybe moods don't really matter, and good or bad is just an idea.

Mahahahaha, surrender your individuality for the pursuit of knowledge.
And when we know everything, what then? Yowzas. Progress ends?!?

ArchAngel

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you'd make a great dystopic story. reminds me of 1984 by Orwell. i think.. been a while since I read it...

but... I prefer Brave New World by Huxley, where the people are controlled by their emotions and desires. Now that's how you control people.

still...what a great outer limits episode.
man.. what does that remind me of...
don't think it was THX 1138....
probably was outer limits.

besides. how is progress any better than fun? it's all just vanity; all just flashes of neurons that will stop someday.

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Klumsy

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Progress towards discovering where the first universe came from! That's the main question I want answered.


so what is the point of knowing where the universe came from if its all just random, and pointless, without purpose and meaning?
I think its rather that God has put certian desires ,needs and questions into your heart.

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goop2

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the only problem is people are coming up with the wrong answers...

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CheeseStorm
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It'd just be the ultimate discovery to see how something came from nothing.
Then we could pat ourselves on the back, begin a new universe, and erase ourselves - for there would be nothing left to do.
Klumsy

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It'd just be the ultimate discovery to see how something came from nothing.
Then we could pat ourselves on the back, begin a new universe, and erase ourselves - for there would be nothing left to do.


if there are no values, no purposes, and everything in just random change over time, what is the point of patting ourselves on the back, or even erasing us..
and there was nothign left to do in the first place, having something left to do assumes purpose.

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