Is There Evidence for Evolution? Show it to us.

originally posted by: Phage


Huh?

Men have been known to compensate for their anatomical short-comings by buying expensive things.

OP, apologies for the massive derail, but to answer your rhetorical question, no, external evidence is all an illusion

a reply to: cooperton
So, you are a firm believer in Freudian psychology?

originally posted by: cooperton

originally posted by: lifecitizen
a reply to: vethumanbeing


The planet will shake us off like a bad case of fleas as Carlin says.

The planet knows how to meticulously rid of the cancerous cells (humans) that inhabit it. It also knows how to keep the healthy ones.

you are saying the flood; noah was real? i will tell you what; without too much punctuation that would be relevant; the dinosaurs were murdered by their own creator without a tear in that blink of an eye to annihilate them

a reply to: Phage

unknowingly maybe. I've been meaning to read him and Jung but have not gotten to it yet.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: cooperton

originally posted by: lifecitizen
a reply to: vethumanbeing


The planet will shake us off like a bad case of fleas as Carlin says.

The planet knows how to meticulously rid of the cancerous cells (humans) that inhabit it. It also knows how to keep the healthy ones.

you are saying the flood; noah was real? i will tell you what; without too much punctuation that would be relevant; the dinosaurs were murdered by their own creator without a tear in that blink of an eye

If all life is approx 66% water, and the earth is approx 66% water... well... vet I know you get it so it goes without saying

a reply to: cooperton

If all life is approx 66% water, and the earth is approx 66% water

You might want to check your work.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton

If all life is approx 66% water, and the earth is approx 66% water

You might want to check your work.

barring viruses [which arguably aren't alive]* earth's surface* SEMANTICS!!!

a reply to: cooperton
No. Not semantics. Numbers.

You might want to check your work.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton
No. Not semantics. Numbers.

You might want to check your work.

I said approximate.

You don't think the earth would have a protective equivalent to human vomiting to help it heal itself from sickness?

originally posted by: cooperton

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: cooperton

originally posted by: lifecitizen
a reply to: vethumanbeing


The planet will shake us off like a bad case of fleas as Carlin says.

The planet knows how to meticulously rid of the cancerous cells (humans) that inhabit it. It also knows how to keep the healthy ones.

you are saying the flood; noah was real? i will tell you what; without too much punctuation that would be relevant; the dinosaurs were murdered by their own creator without a tear in that blink of an eye

If all life is approx 66% water, and the earth is approx 66% water... well... vet I know you get it so it goes without saying

YUP

a reply to: cooperton
No.

a reply to: Phage

do you think individual cells can ascertain our humanly consciousness?

a reply to: cooperton
Humanly consciousness?
Whatever that means...no.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton
No. Not semantics. Numbers.

You might want to check your work.

Key word 'approximate' no one really knows the water content of earth or the human being (did someone pull an experiment and actually freeze dry a human) by pulling all water out of it then weighing the content to body mass? Some one must have done this between making robots while a student at MIT.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton
Humanly consciousness?
Whatever that means

That which allowed you to post what you just posted*

a reply to: cooperton

That which allowed you to post what you just posted*

Was a cell in my phallus aware of what I posted?
No. No reaction at all.

originally posted by: cooperton
a reply to: Phage

do you think individual cells can ascertain our humanly consciousness?

Yes they can; they exist without knowing they have a leader (3 trillion of them) and have no idea anyone is in charge; that would be YOUR consciousness to tell them this: "I am in charge now and know you exist; so, no more disease/cancer/shenanigans with this body". It is that easy to pave the way to health; just by letting your body know there is an overseer (mind) that cares about its bodily function.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: cooperton

That which allowed you to post what you just posted*

Was a cell in my phallus aware of what I posted?
No. No reaction at all.

My analogy exactly, except without the phallus obsession. We as individual humans cannot easily ascertain the consciousness of the earth.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

Yes they can; they exist without knowing they have a leader (3 trillion of them) and have no idea anyone is in charge; that would be YOUR consciousness to tell them this: "I am in charge now and know you exist; so, no more disease/cancer/shenanigans with this body". It is that easy to pave the way to health; just by letting your body know there is an overseer (mind) that cares about its bodily function.

I consider this to be analogous to our relationship to the higher entity

a reply to: Barcs

You know there are 4 seasons right?

Yeah, well unless there are 3, 6, or 7.

Australian Indigenous Seasonal Descriptions

a reply to: cooperton

My analogy exactly, except without the phallus obsession.

You're the one that brought it up in the first place.

We as individual humans cannot easily ascertain the consciousness of the earth.

Perhaps, maybe...because there is no such thing.