Reptillian
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It must be the overalls...groundskeepers are very snuggly. Either that or it's the smell of bacon.
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Your top three evidences that the Cosmos gives a crap about you
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It must be the overalls...groundskeepers are very snuggly. Either that or it's the smell of bacon.
waitasec
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jasonwill2
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s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
Oh fun
Rhetorical nonsense proffered as profundity... I can manage at least that much too
Are we not? (see how easy answering a question with a question seems probing and perhaps insightful, but really isn't)?
Um..."yes"..."no"?
Your probative and informed reply is...?
Yes.
Just and still wondering what your take on that might be...
...if anything at all
Your top three evidences that the Cosmos gives a crap about you
and no, at least for the purposes of this discussion/debate, any claims of god loves me are uninvited and most certainly eliminated as evidence herein. Please limit yourselves to provision of currently observable phenomena in considered reply, if you please.
So, removing any and all supernatural causations/rationalizations where can we look into the vastness of the cosmos to point to any particular and specific examples that the Cosmos is either consciously aware of you, personally or humanity as a collective whole?
Astronomers can readily observe both nascent protostars and the violent aftereffects of supernovae, not to mention actual collisions of entire galaxies
..so, absent any accountings or testimonies of wishful thinking or religion what do you see/account/attribute/claim as compelling evidence that the entirety of the Cosmos even notices your presence?
The best we can fairly speculate upon today is that you, as an individual, are but one of appx. 7 billion other human beings on this planet just one planet of at least eight others in this solar system orbiting a rather mediocre and average star, with appx. 100 billion other stars in this galaxy we call the Milky Way, of appx 100 billion other galaxies within the known and observable/estimable Cosmos give or take just a few billion
So, speak up and make your case
The Cosmos arranged the extinction of dinosaurs so my ancestors wouldn't get eaten.
The Cosmos sent me a birthday card last year. Well, when I say 'The Cosmos' it was really a card out of the blue from someone I don't even know. And when I say 'My Birthday', it was a birthday card that arrived a month after my birthday, addressed to someone called 'Constance'. Which starts with 'Co', just like 'Cosmos'. Coincidence?
Despite living on the bottom of the Earth, the Cosmos instituted 'gravity', thus sticking my feet firmly to the ground, and allowing me to survive. I appreciate this, despite often (when playing basketball) wishing my feet weren't quite so firmly stuck to the ground.
The method I've seen the universe utilize to care about people, is for humans (and some pets) to care about people. The reality of humans caring about other humans, seeing as how humans are part of the universe, is at least one way for the universe to care.
I've not seen reason to believe that the universe as a whole, as like a god or something, cares about individual people or other individual animals.
I've not seen reason to believe that the universe as a whole, as like a god or something, cares about individual people or other individual animals.
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
All is One, the One is God, God is the One that is All...
God sleeps in the rock,
God dreams in the plant,
God stirs in the animal,
God awakens in man... Al Arabi
Bacon
Engineering opportunities
Michigan's summers
Engineering opportunities
Michigan's summers
s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
Ahhh well that explains everything!
(Just a word of caution birds are the evolutionary descendants of the dinosaurs and they know where you live, so avoid those delicious colognes, especially when applied around ocular regions).
Id prefer to blame the US Post Office. Doesnt seem all that spooky that way.
Fortunate that it appears to be a fairly universal constant (gravity), so I wouldnt take it too personally
s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
You had me at bacon...
NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
1. I am not dead yet.
2. People being so predictable.
3. Lobster mornay.
2. People being so predictable.
3. Lobster mornay.
Well, I can't say for sure that the cosmos cares about us, but the One who created it
might.
So I'm not sure the following would count as "evidence" (a goal-post that I have found
mysteriously moves no matter what is proffered), but:
1. Love
2. Bliss
3. Beauty
Okay it's really really hard to stop at just 3.... :sorry1:
4. Forums like RF
5. Bacon has been mentioned. I concur on the bacon thing.
6. Coffee. Dear Lord, the coffee... He knew I loved it so He made it. There's yer
evidence, right there!
7. Red wine.
I could go on and on .... and on ....
8. This thread -- it's making me fall in love with life all over again, lol!:hearts:
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might.
So I'm not sure the following would count as "evidence" (a goal-post that I have found
mysteriously moves no matter what is proffered), but:
1. Love
2. Bliss
3. Beauty
Okay it's really really hard to stop at just 3.... :sorry1:
4. Forums like RF
5. Bacon has been mentioned. I concur on the bacon thing.
6. Coffee. Dear Lord, the coffee... He knew I loved it so He made it. There's yer
evidence, right there!
7. Red wine.
I could go on and on .... and on ....
8. This thread -- it's making me fall in love with life all over again, lol!:hearts:
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I'm glad that the cosmos were able to express this truth through you, very helpful.
BHSU_Student
Member
1). Personal experience that was intersubjectively verifiable.
2). What you want to observe is observable from within, not outside.
3). Unified Field
[youtube]Fqdcdky9wR4[/youtube]
2). What you want to observe is observable from within, not outside.
3). Unified Field
[youtube]Fqdcdky9wR4[/youtube]
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s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
For those new to the forums...
Intersubjective verifiability - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2). What you want to observe is observable from within, not outside.
Kinda like an X-Ray?
3). Unified Field
[youtube]Fqdcdky9wR4[/youtube][/quote]
An interesting take.
"There is no accepted unified field theory, and thus it remains an open line of research."
-Wikipedia
Still interesting tho'...