c7ityi_ said:magnetic energy within matter, so what causes that energy?
Magnetic energy within matter? :bugeye:
If you dig deeper you will see that it is possible to explain everything with natural processes.
c7ityi_ said:magnetic energy within matter, so what causes that energy?
spuriousmonkey said:Magnetic energy within matter? :bugeye:
If you dig deeper you will see that it is possible to explain everything with natural processes.
c7ityi_ said:yet you can't even explain magnetism.
spuriousmonkey said:yet you can't show god.
Yet there are theories on the nature of magnetism.
c7ityi_ said:i have already showed it before, but i'll show it to you: god is the only existence which we recognize as the self. now you have 'seen' god, because you know you exist. the self is nowhere, yet somewhere (everywhere)
old words lose their meaning and they are replaced by new words which the new people understand.
Noah's Ark -- Fact or Forgery?
Mythbuster said:How many oceans must you explore before you conclude Mermaids do not exist?
spuriousmonkey said:That is just a bunch of bullshit.
c7ityi_ said:the universe exists because people don't accept the truth. if particles would accept the truth, the negative and positive forces, fear and love, would unite, so all particles they would stop moving and existing. this is impossible, our own fear resists it.
love exists because we fear, fear exists because of infinity. we fear the truth but still we seek and find more and more about that infinity.
KennyJC said:That is like saying "How does the cyborg in Terminator 2 change shape?"... BECAUSE ITS FICTION.
"I'm calling this my satellite archeology project," Taylor said. It's an effort that has now included use of QuickBird, GeoEye's Ikonos spacecraft, Canada's Radarsat 1, as well as declassified aerial and satellite images taken by the various U.S. intelligence agencies.
How about this image coming from the Quick-Bird satellite? (this is the first time it has been shared with the public):
spidergoat said:Wait a minute, the Noah's ark story could still be partially true. Now Woody has presented some serious evidence in the form of a photo of a strange formation near the mountain of legend. This evidence deserves consideration, I think that is in keeping with the scientific method. Most legends have their origin in a kernal of truth