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originally posted by: midnightstar
It was that VW van in the movie .
as for the cut ? well For me I would need to download the original movie and look probly been edited
originally posted by: sligtlyskeptical
Biff is the President so back to the future was right on that.
originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: eraTera
Phage warned us that the wrong temporal ordering breeds a sad ruin.
That and the lecture about why we can't have nice things.
911 is just a number, it can be expressed in different ways, could be expressed as the IXI in Dixie or an explanation of why 9 in base 8 is 11 or many other things. Why did the band Rush pick the end of times date December 2012 for their journey to visit the Priests of the Temples of Syrinx? Base 3 Shiiit?
originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: eraTera
An examination of the lyrics *might* suggest otherwise.
2112012 base 3
I stand atop a spiral stair
An oracle confronts me there
He leads me on light years away
Through astral nights, galactic days
I see the works of gifted hands
That grace this strange and wondrous land
I see the hand of man arise
With hungry mind and open eyes
I've tried to explain the astral vortex to many people and it never seems to make much sense to them.
A post by Phage made me wonder if a proper temporal ordering might include a time slide to Hawaii circa 1797?
The French ship Astrolab anchored off Maui (could be some supportive roots found there.
originally posted by: eraTera
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: eraTera
man made GW is still crap. 97%OF scientist who specialize in it is only 37 % of all scientist. Hardly a consensus.
If I understand you correctly, you're saying "all" scientists should look at global warming? Is that necessary?
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: eraTera
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: eraTera
man made GW is still crap. 97%OF scientist who specialize in it is only 37 % of all scientist. Hardly a consensus.
If I understand you correctly, you're saying "all" scientists should look at global warming? Is that necessary?
If they want to be truthful in the claim of consensus then yes. otherwise stop sayin almost all agree.
originally posted by: oldcarpy
So because McFly wore two ties in BTTF (released in 1985) that represented the Twin Towers and because they had a Japanese logo that represents kamikaze pilots = 9/11?
You really believe this, do you?
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: eraTera And Pauls wrong. armageddon i smoved everytime a human says he knows when God is going to do it.
originally posted by: Paul1214
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: eraTera And Pauls wrong. armageddon i smoved everytime a human says he knows when God is going to do it.
Well, this is an interesting observation. The whole "end times" process, it is acting out in a very long period of time, regarding our linear perception of time. It's not like tomorrow the world will end. It is much worse than that.
The concept of moving forward the Armageddon (but you should tell me what you mean by that word) makes sense.
But it cannot going on forever, because the Time will end sooner or later, so if it is not me saying it right, it will be someone else at some point. But if you think Time can go existing forever in a linear fashion, and the concept of the End Times/Apocalypse is merely a religious concept or just the destruction of a rock planet, then we are talking about different subjects.
originally posted by: eraTera
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: eraTera
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: eraTera
man made GW is still crap. 97%OF scientist who specialize in it is only 37 % of all scientist. Hardly a consensus.
If I understand you correctly, you're saying "all" scientists should look at global warming? Is that necessary?
If they want to be truthful in the claim of consensus then yes. otherwise stop sayin almost all agree.
I never said "all agree" -- but maybe we don't need all scientists to look at it. We don't have all scientists looking at every scenario in science.