Integration

CLASSIFIED · 11-12-2011, 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D00MTR0N

here is my take on beliefs:Beliefs are dangerous. Beliefs allow the mind to stop functioning. A non-functioning mind is clinically dead. Believe in nothing."
with that said I ask you again to come to the table with a more relevant argument.

You believe that the stories of Greys are just camp fire stories, has your mind stopped working?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiberius

Either way, as I said, we can believe whatever we like. You believe all these events happen. I don't, although I think some could have. I am not going to close my mind on the possibility that Greys and Reptilians could or could not exist, that just isn't me. I enjoy hearing and reading about these things, that will never change. But because of a "lack of proof" doesn't mean I am going to close my mind about guests from outer space.

Sometimes I feel guilty after watching a Bigfoot show because it dawns on me that if they had filmed him I would have heard about it before stumbling upon the show while I was flipping. Also, I don't believe Canadians really exist.

Quote:

Originally Posted by IhsantheCursed

You cant see your brain. Its there. Trust me. You cant see the wind. Its there. Trust me. You cant see atoms or a virus either. But these also exist.

The fact is that countless things in the universe exist invisable to us with or without human knowledge of them. Are there aliens? Maybe. Use logic, and any evidence presented, to determine which , and what, works best for you. Please, however, do not cower into the false-intellectual notions of an "Atheistic" veiwpoint to solidify your argument. It belittles those who feel differently. While I respect any veiw you have, I also ask you respect those of others aswell. Beliefs have accomplished mankind much my friend. Man believed that he could land on the moon. He did. Ghandi believed that he could protest without violence. He did. Whats truly dangerous is a rigid, unadaptable, and narrow-minded veiw of life and its workings, as the very nature of the universe itself is always changing, and expanding.

Don't get my thread locked down with talk of religion, please.

11-12-2011, 07:02 AM	#223
CLASSIFIED Santa Claus Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Parts Unknown Posts: 2,400	Quote: Originally Posted by D00MTR0N here is my take on beliefs:Beliefs are dangerous. Beliefs allow the mind to stop functioning. A non-functioning mind is clinically dead. Believe in nothing." with that said I ask you again to come to the table with a more relevant argument. You believe that the stories of Greys are just camp fire stories, has your mind stopped working? Quote: Originally Posted by Tiberius Either way, as I said, we can believe whatever we like. You believe all these events happen. I don't, although I think some could have. I am not going to close my mind on the possibility that Greys and Reptilians could or could not exist, that just isn't me. I enjoy hearing and reading about these things, that will never change. But because of a "lack of proof" doesn't mean I am going to close my mind about guests from outer space. Sometimes I feel guilty after watching a Bigfoot show because it dawns on me that if they had filmed him I would have heard about it before stumbling upon the show while I was flipping. Also, I don't believe Canadians really exist. Quote: Originally Posted by IhsantheCursed You cant see your brain. Its there. Trust me. You cant see the wind. Its there. Trust me. You cant see atoms or a virus either. But these also exist. The fact is that countless things in the universe exist invisable to us with or without human knowledge of them. Are there aliens? Maybe. Use logic, and any evidence presented, to determine which , and what, works best for you. Please, however, do not cower into the false-intellectual notions of an "Atheistic" veiwpoint to solidify your argument. It belittles those who feel differently. While I respect any veiw you have, I also ask you respect those of others aswell. Beliefs have accomplished mankind much my friend. Man believed that he could land on the moon. He did. Ghandi believed that he could protest without violence. He did. Whats truly dangerous is a rigid, unadaptable, and narrow-minded veiw of life and its workings, as the very nature of the universe itself is always changing, and expanding. Don't get my thread locked down with talk of religion, please. __________________