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Originally posted by humilisunus
reply to post by win 52
Cant debate a fool.
Originally posted by Psychonaughty
Though, the people who move on or repeat the cycle will have to walk the valley of death, its just how it is.
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Originally posted by tgidkp
reply to post by Psychonaughty
how can you say there are no opposites? that cant be true.
in all the universe (omniverse?), everything has a polar opposite...even the light. if you try to go back earlier than the light/dark paradigm, you would come to nothing at all.
if it didnt, it would not be a complete loopback system.
you must have read something wrong.
Originally posted by LuFri
reply to post by Psychonaughty
Originally posted by Psychonaughty
Though, the people who move on or repeat the cycle will have to walk the valley of death, its just how it is.
Please explain the valley of death.
www.nytimes.com...
Originally posted by tgidkp
reply to post by Psychonaughty
how can you say there are no opposites? that cant be true.
in all the universe (omniverse?), everything has a polar opposite...even the light. if you try to go back earlier than the light/dark paradigm, you would come to nothing at all.
if it didnt, it would not be a complete loopback system.
you must have read something wrong.