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Originally posted by ElevenFlint
reply to post by Dionisius
What's more, there may be more to birth and death even only in "this life" that we don't know yet, that could shatter the absolute concept. Don't forget what we know about them is just a concept, therefore cannot be absolute. Again problem of semiotics.
Yes, but on the other side of the coin, and scientist will tell you that a theory is only a theory until it is proven.
If someone leaves their body, there's no way to measure what that person perceives or experiences during this time.
which as said could be easily manipulated, we can turn to knowledge of the heart, which cannot.
The OP is just sharing their thoughts and view point on the world and your supposed to take it for what its worth and move on, it's not like the OP is submitting a scientific theory that needs peer review or that he's trying to gain followers and trick people for profit.
Yeah I saw the list that's why I copied it because it supports my argument, nothing in that list proves or even suggests that our bodies are not encoded with truth; and what exactly is ludicrous and unwarranted about my "commentary"(e.i. my thought and view point)?? Because you don't like it? Really, explain, and please point out which part didn't make sense.
Actually no, I didn't move the goal posts, your simply shooting at the wrong net my friend. /quote]
Thanks for admitting that you moved the goal posts. Failure 2.
The second definition of "imagination" implies that things caused by our mind are not actually real, which is something we can't be sure of, because (beware, proof-lovers!) we have no proof of that (try to find me one, you're welcome).
People are used to explaining everything according to what they know and what their worldview is - it's just normal, they can't go beyond their mindset just like that.
have you heard of the phenomena of synthesia?
There's absolutely zero wisdom in your approach to this conversation.
From your confessions it can be deduced that you know nothing to very little of the subtle qualities of light consciousness sound consciousness air consciousness water consciousness (fluidity) heart consciousness or existential reflective consciousness and so forth.
Ascension isn't just waking up.. it's about resonating more purely to ...
You can bet it will be full of love peace joy light & harmony, because these are the conditions of integrity.
But we need to hurry because if we don't act now we risk destroying this beautiful host planet & our species forever & none of us want that. Yes it is simple logic but it is the truth, because we are one even with the greedy bankers & politicians warmongers & terrorists. When they suffer, the planet suffers, & when the planet suffers we suffer. Until we settle the storms of frenzied out of control greed & materialistic growth humanity & all beings of this planet are going to fall deeper and deeper into suffering & darkness until it is wiped out by the force of nature we are foolish not to appreciate.
For example, are you aware that the heart is magnetically 5000 (that's right 5000!) times stronger than the brain.
Originally posted by ElevenFlint
[I told you, mate, but it seems you don't read my posts. I gave you some links, did you check them out? I guess no.
Here is the site of scientist Nassim Haramein - The Resonance Project and in one of my previous posts i provided a link where you can watch all his videos online. Watch "The Power of Spin" and "Crossing the Event Horizon" and then we can talk again. It's not only him, many scientists agree on that.
Originally posted @ azureworld.blogspot.com...
1.
On many of his videos, and on the main page of his Resonance Project's website, he displays a "prestigious" award for one of his physics papers. What is this?
His certificate looks at first to have been awarded for best paper in the whole of "physics, quantum mechanics, relativity, field theory and gravitation" at the entire university of Liège, Belgium in the year 2009, and "chosen by a panel of peer reviewers". That would be quite an accolade.
But when you read the wording, it's clear that it was awarded for best paper presented in that category at a single computing systems conference; and that the 'peer reviewers' who awarded it were just the other people on the conference. Most people understand peer review to mean something quite different.
Two relevant questions here. Firstly, how much would the other people on this conference understand about "physics, quantum mechanics, relativity, field theory and gravitation"? Secondly, how many other papers on these subjects do you think were presented at this particular computing systems conference? It's not likely to be many.
It does sound impressive when described on the website and on videos such as this one. If you've looked at youtube comments and so forth, you'll see that plenty of people are impressed by it. In reality it is no more than a certificate for turning up at a conference in Belgium with a paper.
It seems likely that this is the best he has to show from any respectable institution for his twenty years of research, and he really would like to present something from a university that makes him look like legitimate scientist. You can't accuse him of lying here: to his credit, he puts the certificate in clear view right under our noses. As a display of sheer pretentiousness, it's pretty blatant.
2.
Nassim's main current claim to scientific legitimacy is his paper, The Schwarzschild Proton.
It is eight pages of equations and particle physics, and claims to be a significant step towards potentially deriving the strong force from general relativity. Again, it looks impressive. But there are a number of very sound reasons to dismiss this paper as meaningless.
It's presented as a scientific document, so it's not possible to go into the reasoning properly without using technical language and concepts – which is a shame because I doubt that anyone with a good grasp of these concepts would need me to explain the problems with this paper. For those who are curious, I've presented a more detailed analysis of the Schwarzschild Proton as a separate post.
Broadly, though, the main problems with this paper are:
(a) His overall argument is circular, which means it shows nothing. A hypothesis is presented that a proton might be considered as if it were a black hole, and his first conclusion, after a few pages of equations, is that the forces between them would be very strong, like the forces in a nucleus. But this goes without saying! If you pretend that something is as heavy as a thing can be, then it shouldn't come as a surprise to find that the forces would be as strong as a force can be. There's no significance in this whatsoever.
As such, most of these creative ideas, as seen throughout history, typically come from outside, independent thinkers who blindside the academic institutions: Einstein being the most famous example, as he published what were considered to be extremely controversial views at the time, while working as a third class clerk at the Burn patent office. The same man later authored, while recollecting the difficulties he encountered in publishing and getting acceptance for his ideas: “Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.”
I actually don’t believe in mediocre minds, as I consider that everyone is born brilliant but that certain life experiences and difficulties can reduce one’s capacity to access deeper levels of awareness that are necessary for creative and fundamental reflection. Here the inhibitors are constraints resulting from a style of education in which what is taught is proclaimed as the truth and the only truth, and where students are discouraged and severely reprimanded if they tend to wander in the awful world of untruth as predetermined by the Obvious Truth Holder. This type of attitude engenders these typical remarks from the gentleman who is the Obvious Truth Holder:
“The reason I want to ‘debunk’ him is because he’s wrong. I teach physics and maths to students, and I think it’s important to let them know when something is wrong. It’s important to be able to tell truth from falsehood – if we don’t, then we lose sight of truth altogether.” Remarkable! It reminds me of this example from an elementary school teacher. This attitude is most likely what Einstein was pointing at when he stated, “The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education.”
Further, I have taught thousands of people throughout my time both in the ski and climbing industries and some 20 years of giving lectures and seminars. I have learned a few things throughout these years and one of them is that truth is a moving target. The truths of today were once untruths, and the untruths of today may become the truth of tomorrow. So Dr. Bob-a-thon, do not fear losing sight of the truth, as what you have found in the standard model is a partial truth and certainly an incomplete model and should be taught as such.
In his point #1, the first and second paragraph clearly attempt to discredit the validity of the CASYS’09 Conference because of the gentleman’s unfamiliarity with this event and insinuates that the postings on my website mislead people to believe that it was an award given for all of physics where it is made clear that the award was given to The Schwarzschild Proton paper for the section of the CASYS’09 Conference in the field of “Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, Field Theory, and Gravitation” which took place at the University of Liege in Belgium. www2.ulg.ac.be...
It seems like I can’t even get the gentleman’s real name or find any of his credentials to be able to ascertain his capacity to review my work. As such, since he gave himself the name Bob-a-thon I shall call him Dr. Bob-a-thon, which, interestingly, I found to have a very disturbing definition in the urban dictionary b.o.b.-a-thon: It may be that the gentleman had not done a full investigation before jumping to conclusions and choosing this pseudonym.
I don't have a problem with anybody standing up on a soapbox and shouting at the top of their lungs that ["this and that" is (more important/more profound/more impactful) than "this or that"].
Originally posted by ElevenFlint
reply to post by nightbringr
Anyway, I am not here to advocate Haramein's work, neither to convince anybody of anything. For those willing to live in denial no "proof" or "evidence" will ever be good enough. It's obvious that my OP was misunderstood several times and even its title, where clearly is stated "CHOOSE". Everyone is free to believe in whatever they choose. Don't blame the aftermath on others though.
It's obvious that some guy that teaches physics has seen Haramein's work as a threat to his intellectual world. Of course he would see only contradictions - the resistance to new ideas is a common thing in scientific circles.
Originally posted by saige45
I don't have a problem with anybody standing up on a soapbox and shouting at the top of their lungs that ["this and that" is (more important/more profound/more impactful) than "this or that"].
Originally posted by saige45It is, after all, how information is dispersed and shared and (hopefully) "intelligently" debated about.
Originally posted by saige45However, I do find it distasteful when someone proclaims that they "believe in freedom of choice" or that they are not "trying to convince anyone of anything" but then use a sort of hinted "you better follow my lead or else" comment to finish their statement..
Originally posted by saige45To that end, especially in a discussion about how a new conciousness level has been reached, this sort of commenting shows that the human conciousness is as messed up now as it has been for thousands of years.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by voyger2
The Earth has none of the properties of a living organism. I list some here.
1. Ability to self replicate
2. Can grow
3. Exhibits metabolic processes
4. Reacts to stimuli
Can you show anything that suggests that the Earth is alive.