"...our self discoveries make us each a microcosm of the larger pattern of history. The inertia of introspection leads toward recollection, for only through memory is the past recaptured and understood. In the fact of experiencing and making the present, we are all actors."
"...Some part of me can't wait to see what life's going to come up with next! Anticipation without the usual anxiety. And underneath it all is the feeling that we both belong here, just as we are, right now."
— Alexander Shulgin
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A comment on Conversation: How randomness of a photon particle in a two slit experiment could explain the phenomena of Consciousness and Decision-Making
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A reply on Conversation: This Question is for the people that believe in god. (Atheist views also please)
A comment on Conversation: This Question is for the people that believe in god. (Atheist views also please)
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It make much more sense to assume how free-will would exist until after the fall but with this approach you would have to explain how exactly did Adam and Eve make the choice of eating the "forbidden fruit" from the tree of knowledge if before the fall everything was part of God's plan. With this approach we would also have to explain how God lost control of not only his creation but pretty much everything else.
So from what you say, God was dead until the dead sea scrolls were rediscovered? I'm not sure if I follow for the simple fact that the Dead Sea Scrolls have not inspired more faith into everyone....also from those who have read it, they state there is really nothing special about them....if this is indeed the case, this is a sad way for god to emerge back into existence wouldn't you think? "
1. if you read the old testement backward, the chronology makes a little more sense. he lost control the seconed he iniated creation, pre fall people could talk to god (or gods) directly and did whatever they said. i think that led up to it becoming too easy for a voice other than gods own to do the same, so then the occulusion, one so great it put a casam between us and it. jesus was it breaking back in, and showing us the situation we are in and what we should do. the DS scrolls were a litteral living word buried, and when uneathered litteraly traveld into the viewers brian and released itself, starting true time again. history imo can back what has happened sense the 40's to now has been, diffrent.
2. the words of jesus christ directly were of no importance? i disagree. thomas what his hand and did nothing bust listen and follow, he added nothing of himself in being jesus scribe, and by greek definition twin. the force which we have been put against from a.d70 till the 40's was great, and it is indeed a great drama.
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but as you said, its all in faith.
the twins was also himself.
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it IS all faith based, though.
A comment on Conversation: What is Time?
Fake time (i.e reality) replaced the real(non-linear time) and just spun itself out like sensory hallucinations during sense-deprivation: generated by low level construct entities…or even by its own hypnoidal automatic process-like stream of association thinking. then it would be tottaly entrpoic, running gradually down-degenerating, but not slowing down in tems of real time; rather, it just discharges itself faster and faster into a vacuum, that of time as receptacle of being.
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A comment on Conversation: What is the Mayan calendar really telling us?
-"around the cornor" i mean 90-degree/i.e "where time turns i n t o space-
*see I-ching
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