I think we should just figure out where the universe ends, if it ever does, and if there's a chance we can be swallowed by a black hole or avoid it, then get the hell outta there!
I can't wait until we meet others. hopefully they don't eat us
They don't eat junk food.
We'd probably try to kill them before they even thought about doing anything to us. I mean, we fight over colors, gay and straight, and other crap. Who knows what would happen if a cobalt, scally being came to Earth.
There's this girl in my English class that believes that we were visited by Aliens a long time ago.
I love thinking about this kinda ****.
They're called ancient astronauts - huge following. There's a series on The History channel called Ancient Aliens. I've been watching it since 2010. Very fascinating ****. It's on YouTube as well.
OMG! i just read the comment section on that scale of universe website and i see a wonderful dragging moment.
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Michael Mays · Minister of Music at First Baptist Church
"It reduces the pureile notions of all religions even further into the realm of the absurd.."...and yet, God thought enough of you to send His Son for you when He could have justifiably sat back and stayed impressed with all this that He has created. Time to move past Nietzsche, everyone. In His infinitude, God is no more or less impressed with your reasoning or mine to hang His existence on our limited minds. Creation is proof of that.
Thanks for this scale, Cary! Wonderful perspective.
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Hakur Mcgee · Pro hakur with my bro Richard Stallman
Got any proof that god exists?
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Michael Mays · Minister of Music at First Baptist Church
Hakur Mcgee Got any proof He doesn't? I look around and see His fingerprints everywhere. I must admire you agnostics and atheists, though. It takes far greater faith to suppose "inevitability" over ANY amount of time for chance to have bourn out all the wonders that exists.
And there's still no satisfactory explanation for the presence of the proto-universe (or whatever you want to call it before the "big bang") without a creator. So... you're here, I'm here, we're clearly not figments of each other's imagination. Must have come from somewhere, and it's far more delusional to explain ourselves away as "freak accidents."
Well, I've met a FEW that may have been freak accidents, but... ;-)
and theeen....
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Greg Barr · Okinawa-shi, Okinawa, Japan
Michael Mays
Mr. McGee doesn't have to prove God doesn't exist, just as you don't have to prove unicorns don't exist. You should never be called upon to prove a negative. Religion invented the idea of God, so the burden of proof lies on them.
And there is no faith required to be an agnostic or atheist. Faith is demanding a belief in which you have no proof. We use the opposite of faith: reason. The universe and science do not demand belief, just open eyes.
We are not freak accidents either. We're the product of 14.8 billion years of the processes of the universe, and on a smaller scale, of evolution. We have evidence of all of this, and the only argument the faith side can bring up is from a book written by cave-dwelling goat herders who somehow understood cosmology better than all of modern science.
like, what kinda omnipotent-level read? i have yet to witness that kinda skillful drag in ATRL
Lol just a thought