Comments on: What do intelligent people do with this level of delusion?

By: choiswords

choiswords — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 16:03:05 +0000

Maybe I’m a little late here. But, I must point out the one and only certain ‘fact’ in regards to these postings. Most all of you represent what is wrong with the world and what hinders man’s forward progression. I have read through nearly all of this thread. It is man’s innate nature to ‘take a side’. And in turn we argue. Yet, in this case, those of you that essentially agree on one particular side still argue the ‘facts’ in which you are so ‘educated’ and firmly rooted. And, though he likely is not 100% correct, as most things/people, most of you ‘attack’ David G. For his point of view. His message as I see it is one one of not deeply rooting yourself in any particular idea. Educate yourself with that which others have already discovered, but simply use it as a tool to make your own assumptions. And, if you are so driven and/or educated in doing so, test your theories. THIS is how progress is made. Men like Einstein did not make such leaps and bounds because he was so hellbent on proving others’ theories right. But, he was clever and imaginative. Even if you look back to early science, most early scientists were philosophers – great thinkers.
There is an apparent high level of intelligence going to waste here with nonsensical arguments and ramblings.
I urge all of you – open your minds, be free thinkers. Learn both sides. Then, transform your immense knowledge into progress through imagination, and more yet, cooperation. Don’t play the role of the atheist or the christian. Be a person in search for the truth. Be revolutionary. And with this, you will succeed where most science and religion has failed.

By: TGHO

TGHO — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 09:00:45 +0000

Looks like the theists have quit the field, conceding the debate. Chalk up another win for the good guys! :)

By: Severin

Severin — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 06:10:01 +0000

149 A
“Atheist believe some of the strangest things.”

Maybe, but things atheists believe are POSSIBLE.
If life exists on earth, it is obviously possible it exists on many other of billions planets.
If we, eith our modest technology visited moon and sent our machines to many planets and satelites within our solar systems (and only 100 years ago there were no airplanes on earth), it is POSSIBLE that another civilisation, much older than ours, have means for interstellar trip, and visited earth.
It is not likely, but it is POSSIBLE.

Now turn to yourself and see what YOU believe!
“Puffed” earth! Man made from mud!

By: TGHO

TGHO — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 08:12:08 +0000

@149 A,

Theists have got us beat hands down when it comes to believing in strange things.

By: MrQ

MrQ — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 03:46:40 +0000

A, (#149) chimed in with:

Atheist believe some of the strangest things.

Are you trying to burst “God was an alien’s” bubble? He seems so happy with his alien belief, just like those who subscribe to the notion of invisible caring benevolant ethereal entities which were created in the image of men.

By: A

Mon, 07 Mar 2011 02:43:07 +0000

Atheist believe some of the strangest things.

By: MrQ

MrQ — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 00:21:02 +0000

@145, God was an alien
Wow.
It takes all kinds to make the world go around. Thanks for adding colour to the mosaic.
Hey, maybe those aliens are still around, controlling us from the mother-ship with their undetectable gamma-omega-beta neutrino based brain scanning waves. Ever think of that?

By: TGHO

TGHO — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 20:01:29 +0000

@145 God was an alien,

If you are an atheist, then apply logic and reason to the question, not blind stupidity. Do some actual research around the question before formulating your understanding.

Firstly, there are no “structures out there that aren’t easy to build even with today’s technology”. There are some structures we’re not 100% sure how the people of the time build them with the technology available to them, but we right now can certainly reproduce anything the ancient world built, and we can go a lot better.

Secondly, apply some logic here. If aliens existed (and that is a huge if), and if they traveled to Earth (another mighty if), why the hell would they build some primitive rock structures? Damn, if I was the alien commander, I’d be telling my crew to whip up some diamond nanotube walls, and block the Mediterranean completely off. Build me a space elevator. Pave Europe in carbonfibre bullet trains. And why are they still not here? How come the human race wasn’t a) wiped out, or b) enslaved? Do you seriously think that aliens would come all this way, slap together a couple of rock pimples, and then head off? How bloody dumb is that!

Thirdly, the best explanation *is* that humans built it ourselves. No need for aliens, and certainly no need for gods.

Erich von Däniken was disproven by scientists basically showing the gaps in his work. Not by believers – where do you think the Raelians came from?

By: Joe

Joe — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 09:40:46 +0000

“And who considered Erich a crackpot? Believers of God who thought he has to be wrong?”

Scientists.

By: Isee

Isee — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 06:24:02 +0000

TGHO says that respected epigenesist DR Bruce Lipton is a joke who has not published a paper since the early 80’s even though Bruce has written several books since that time.

TGHO claims that he himself is this great man of science with several degrees but then follows this up by saying he never published any papers for no other reason than he found his calling in computer science.

Well I only have one thing to say to you great hairy atheist dude.

Amit Goswami

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FO9N4Ix9Ny0
http://www.amitgoswami.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amit_Goswami