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Colin,
I'm from Benfleet, nice to talk to a fellow Essex boy.
I'm from Benfleet, nice to talk to a fellow Essex boy.
Actually, I've only been in Essex 16 years so I'm still an outsiderscott-atkinson said:Colin,
I'm from Benfleet, nice to talk to a fellow Essex boy.
Rich said:why should we be any different from plants animals etc. etc., the nearest we get to afterlife or re-incarnation is our genes being passed on to our children.
ColinEssex said:Hope you enjoy the forums.
Col
scott-atkinson said:Could it be said that the other 2/3rds of our brain starts to work at a sub consciuous perhaps omnipresent level after our physical being has died?
SJ McAbney said:Do you have a source on the two thirds unused statement?
SJ McAbney said:Since our life is pretty much based upon electricity within the body, that extra two thirds could be nothing more than a battery.
SJ McAbney said:While you question what it's for, you may also reverse the question and ask what it was far. Natural selection can leave legacies which, in time, it will forget.
scott-atkinson said:I thought that was common knowledge.SJ McAbney said:Do you have a source on the two thirds unused statement?
scott-atkinson said:What do you suggest it was used for then?
SJ McAbney said:I don't know. I'm in no way an evolutionary scientist. I don't know much about the brain at all.
The_Doc_Man said:.
Finally, Rich, somewhere in passing you made comments about the USA not being very religious.
But the only way to prevent terrorisism from escalating is to keep it from growing by capturing (or if necessary, killing) the terrorists BEFORE they have the chance to escalate.
Rich said:I see, so the burden of proof required by your own legal system is thrown out of the window
yet another intelligent post from Americas finestjsanders said:Who give's a crap, we're going to win.
End of story.
Christ I think we're in agreement on a topicKraj said:Third, my personal belief is that Jesus existed and that he was no different than anyone else. I believe that, much like Buddha, Jesus was an ordinary man who realized his potential as a human being. Of course, this is simply my personal belief. I don't claim to have proof or certainty, it just fits my view on things.
Rich said:I see, so the burden of proof required by your own legal system is thrown out of the window
So, you support the (so-called) Patriot Act?jsanders said:Who give's a crap, we're going to win.
End of story.