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It is proof of a higher power: physics :lol:
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A couple more pages and I reckon we’ll have the definitive answer guys.
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My prediction of a unilaterally agreed solution by Page 4 was a little optimistic, wasn't it.
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NotoriousREV wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:35 am It is proof of a higher power: physics :lol:
Exactly :lol:

So if the universe was ugly, that would disprove the higher power?

Okidoki then...............
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JLv3.0 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 8:29 am My prediction of a unilaterally agreed solution by Page 4 was a little optimistic, wasn't it.
Are pages a little shorter on here than they were on Evo? I think they are. So maybe you’re not entirely wrong
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Back in the game 8-)
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JLv3.0 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 8:48 am Back in the game 8-)
I don't think you'll be far off.
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NotoriousREV wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:35 am It is proof of a higher power: physics :lol:
Physics is just what we use to explain the power, not the power itself.
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And of course it only seems ordered and pleasing to us because we evolved in it.

None of it is real, least of all you cunts. </thread>
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ZedLeg wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 10:31 am
NotoriousREV wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 7:35 am It is proof of a higher power: physics :lol:
Physics is just what we use to explain the power, not the power itself.
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PreacherCain wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 10:57 am And of course it only seems ordered and pleasing to us because we evolved in it.
. </thread>
This. Douglas Adams had some interesting comments on this, with respect to puddles.

Who might think their holes in the ground are made for then by a higher being because they fit in them perfectly...etc

Edit, found it, it was when he was working with John Lloyd on Last Chance To See, which was an environmental series he worked on IIRC.


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:lol: You guys love to make up a reason to have an argument. I just find the universe fascinating, I don't believe anything one way or another other than that no human being knows or can know one way or another at this stage in our development. Things tend towards order, and logic, which in itself is interesting to me.

I just find people that rule anything out to be almost as narrow minded as the god botherers.
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duncs500 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 3:52 pm :lol: You guys love to make up a reason to have an argument. I just find the universe fascinating, I don't believe anything one way or another other than that no human being knows or can know one way or another at this stage in our development. Things tend towards order, and logic, which in itself is interesting to me.

I just find people that rule anything out to be almost as narrow minded as the god botherers.
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Rich B wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 4:09 pm
duncs500 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 3:52 pm :lol: You guys love to make up a reason to have an argument. I just find the universe fascinating, I don't believe anything one way or another other than that no human being knows or can know one way or another at this stage in our development. Things tend towards order, and logic, which in itself is interesting to me.

I just find people that rule anything out to be almost as narrow minded as the god botherers.
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The Universe boggles my mind. All the in-explainable "stuff" out there, and where's the edge? What's at the edge? There must be an edge. Mustn't there? <boom>

I don't reckon it's an old bloke with a beard and a stick though.
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There's nothing, Just empty space.

That's everything though. At a sub atomic level we're more empty space than stuff.
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duncs500 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 3:52 pm I just find people that rule anything out to be almost as narrow minded as the god botherers.
Go on, say it. Atheists. Yeah, they are pretty fucking terrible aren't they, usually the ones shouting the loudest for longest. I had to unfollow Ricky Gervais on Twitter for this reason, which was a shame as I find him really funny otherwise.

Agnostic is where it's at. Why flat out refuse it exists just because you can't scientifically explain it yet. We will, one day, but until then, keep on questioning shit. You won't ever find out if you put your fingers in your ears & shout 'la la la'

Just my outlook anyroad.
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Gwaredd wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 4:53 pm
duncs500 wrote: Thu Apr 19, 2018 3:52 pm I just find people that rule anything out to be almost as narrow minded as the god botherers.
Go on, say it. Atheists. Yeah, they are pretty fucking terrible aren't they
Well no mate, not really. The militant ones are but that isn't the full spectrum of them.
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Fair point. I guess with every belief, (or non belief) we only ever hear from the shouty ones.
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Was just about to say exactly that Gareth.
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