Is There Evidence for Evolution? Show it to us.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Xtrozero
I'm particularly fond of my eyebrow mites.
insects.about.com...

I'm sure you have a name for everyone of them....

We have discovered only 1.5 million insect specie as humans blind. There are another 1 million yet to be discovered. Insects rule this planet and you had no idea.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

The Earth don't give a damn about me. It will be here long after I'm gone.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: vethumanbeing

vhb: It TOLERATES YOU is all as that is its nature (always in the GIVING MODE).

Xtrozero: I'm sure you are totally aware and in a giving mode for the billions of life forms that live off your body too. Do you have special considerations for all the mites that live on your head?

Like all good aristocrat blue bloods living in the 16th century my head is shaved and I wear a variety of wigs (for whatever occasion presents itself appropriate). Mites are not the problem; its the fleas.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

its a good thing then that they don't care much about your dime store wig collection. They're much more interested in eating your dander.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vethumanbeing


The Earth don't give a damn about me. It will be here long after I'm gone.

You are SO WRONG. It cares for you as if its own child; nurturing you *it knows who and what you are as an individual soul*. It just wants you to love IT as well is all (love what; a floating rock in space carrying parasites) YES as ridiculous as this sounds YES. Think "Edith" from the television series "Archie Bunker" (the wife). Earth has her personality.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

You are SO WRONG. It cares for you as if its own child; nurturing you *it knows who and what you are as an individual soul*.

Au contraire.
It's tried to kill me a number of times.
I outsmarted it.
My mother never tried to kill me. Even once.

originally posted by: peter vlar
a reply to: vethumanbeing

peter vlar: its a good thing then that they don't care much about your dime store wig collection. They're much more interested in eating your dander.

Prices at "WigOrama" Wabash St. Chicago IL (future time) start at human hair confibs $375.00 smackaroos. I wouldn't call that dime store. You must be thinking of the plastic wigs (could be used as bathing caps) of the 60's era. Who would be interested in eating anyones dander? I thought was a personal cat or dog problem owners would take care of. Just what are you attempting in cowardly fashion to get at or implying? Dime store wigs? Have you priced an English Barrister's wig? In pounds L1400; in American dollars? $2,200.00.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vethumanbeing

You are SO WRONG. It cares for you as if its own child; nurturing you *it knows who and what you are as an individual soul*.

Au contraire.
It's tried to kill me a number of times.
I outsmarted it.
My mother never tried to kill me. Even once.

How so Earth became a protagonist for you? You have experienced the opposite of my experience. I outsmarted my birth mothers wrath by hiding in Earths ditches or natural embattlements TREES (I could run much faster as well).

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vethumanbeing

The Earth don't give a damn about me. It will be here long after I'm gone.

you're selling your self short.

a reply to: cooperton

No, I'm not. I have no illusions about my place and circumstance.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton

No, I'm not. I have no illusions about my place and circumstance.

I do not either; yet have a different idea that does not include illusions regarding your value as an individual perfect being.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

You are presumptuous to think you know anything about my being.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton

No, I'm not. I have no illusions about my place and circumstance.

So this is all a worthless incident that amounts to nothing?

a reply to: cooperton

So this is all a worthless incident that amounts to nothing?

In the very long term, yes.
For me and mine, no. We're very glad to be able to enjoy it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton

So this is all a worthless incident that amounts to nothing?

In the very long term, yes.
For me and mine, no. We're very glad to be able to enjoy it.

Wouldn't a second life be just as likely as life in the first place?

a reply to: cooperton
No.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton
No.

what makes you so certain?

a reply to: cooperton
My experience.
Why do you care?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton
My experience.
Why do you care?

Just curious. So you've sensed beyond this life and experienced eternal nothingness?

a reply to: cooperton

So you've sensed beyond this life and experienced eternal nothingness?

Sort of.
I've "sensed" nothing beyond this life.