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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

..will have to google...or maybe you could explain cos I can't really be arsed lol!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Cali

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

While ever there are power hungry control freaks with only greed in mind, there will always be a form of religion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

But what about the Quqrk zombies?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This particle is just a step in the understanding of the nature of our universe. It is not an end, it is a beginning.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"While ever there are power hungry control freaks with only greed in mind, there will always be a form of religion. "

so glad I am Scientologist and embrace it all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

if you wanna read about it

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ac56b644-c5a4-11e1-a5d5-00144feabdc0.html

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

Go the mosque and tell them that! Me I think people believe what they want to and no matter what facts disprove it they wont listen. You only have to look at the pish threads.

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By *adja_lazloCouple
over a year ago

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"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

science and Christinanity live together side by side

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By *lassic1Man
over a year ago

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"No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Wow...maybe the halo round the angels heads were wee mini Hedrun Colliders.

Cali "

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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The quantum computer says no.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

When we find another species that can change its environment, thats when I'll start listeing to the GUT (grand unified theories)scientists.

we know so little about ourselves, and what actually constitutes 'life' itself.

I actually dont need to search for the higgs boson article, I roughly know a decent amount about the feild to know that there is a extreme possibility that experiments proving or disproving 'god' are indeed a subject to quantum dynamics own paradoxicalism( i made that up) ,- the anthropic principle.(conscious observers creating their own universe(s))

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"The quantum computer says no."

or maybe

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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"The quantum computer says no.

or maybe"

That might be the case from where you're standing, but from where I am standing it's saying 'no'.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is it the 'god' particle tho? According to the press its a previously unknown particle! Which means no-one knows what the feck it is yet!

It could lead to us discovering about the 96% of the universe which we know feck all about, i.e. Black holes, dark matter!!

Maybe the other previous inhabitants of black holes also discovered there higgs bosun!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Cali "

The argument is that God could not have created the particle as it implies that God would have had to have a creator to create him.

The Higgs particle is seen as the ultimate creator of all mass. It doesn't exist as a particle in itself but other particles are created by it and it is the 'glue' of the universe.

That's my rather limited understanding of it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

just further point about energy, or zero-point energy aas some may call it, giving u jesus as an example.

he died 2000 years ago, yet his energgy(in whatever way it has been conveyed), has affected much of the wod we live in, so from a quantum dynamics angle..his energy is alive and is still interacting with physical bodies, making changes to our very small existence every second.

thats where science and religion can live side by side, but the zealots between them would rather u believed one or the other.

*I'm not religious at all...existentially spiritual perhaps

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"just further point about energy, or zero-point energy aas some may call it, giving u jesus as an example.

thats where science and religion can live side by side, but the zealots between them would rather u believed one or the other.

*I'm not religious at all...existentially spiritual perhaps"

I think some of my keys are missing mass!

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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"No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Cali

The argument is that God could not have created the particle as it implies that God would have had to have a creator to create him.

The Higgs particle is seen as the ultimate creator of all mass. It doesn't exist as a particle in itself but other particles are created by it and it is the 'glue' of the universe.

That's my rather limited understanding of it.

I hope it's better than the 10 pack of super glue I got from the pound shop... or we're all fucked.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Cali

The argument is that God could not have created the particle as it implies that God would have had to have a creator to create him.

The Higgs particle is seen as the ultimate creator of all mass. It doesn't exist as a particle in itself but other particles are created by it and it is the 'glue' of the universe.

That's my rather limited understanding of it.

I hope it's better than the 10 pack of super glue I got from the pound shop... or we're all fucked."

seems to be working for ur polomints ya fud! xxxx

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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"No because they can still argue that god created the particle.

And whether you place your beliefs in science or religion... its pretty similar. Always changing... I mean look at when they thought you would sail off the edge of the earth.

Cali

The argument is that God could not have created the particle as it implies that God would have had to have a creator to create him.

The Higgs particle is seen as the ultimate creator of all mass. It doesn't exist as a particle in itself but other particles are created by it and it is the 'glue' of the universe.

That's my rather limited understanding of it.

I hope it's better than the 10 pack of super glue I got from the pound shop... or we're all fucked.

seems to be working for ur polomints ya fud! xxxx"

Ahaaaaaaaaa.... I got that glue from Wilkinsons and it is for fabric *rasp*

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By *ove2-shareCouple
over a year ago

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"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

many of us realised that a long time ago, but people will still cling to thier own security blankets like linus in peanuts, santa clause for adults as far as im concerned

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By *unky monkeyMan
over a year ago

in the night garden

Imagine no possessions, no religion too.

It would be shit.

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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I do not believe in God.

But I do realise my beleif is no more based on proof than those who do.

It seems faith is required on both sides.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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While not religious myself (too much of a science mind) I would never criticise or judge those that do believe. Ultimately we all have some kind of construct and purpose - if we did not, most people would get quite depressed. So whether it is a traditional religion, ANY religion, or some other construct - it is part of human nature to believe in something. Even the atheist believes! Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes the need for some form of spirituality ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious "

most know its a crock of shite...its ingrained upbringing however (even scientists suffer from family,social pressure)I dont discount a belief in some form of 'god'..just not the one with big swirly beardage n white robes..then again, maybe the scientists are lying and getting paid by the church to keep the secret about us all living in a 'matrix' style world....

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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" Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes the need for some form of spirituality ..."

But the majority of people don't fulfill the lower needs and thus it's rarely a motivational factor.... not in the way Maslow uses it.

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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" Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes the need for some form of spirituality ...

But the majority of people don't fulfill the lower needs and thus it's rarely a motivational factor.... not in the way Maslow uses it."

I only quoted Maslow as one example of somebody who put the concept in words, I agree with you that many people dont even have the basic needs met and still believe in something - yet others do fall into that category of addressing their needs from the bottom up (no pun intended) just in the way Maslow describes.

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

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"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

God bless entanglement.... two particles which have interacted in the past, still influencing each other when apart.

It's a bit like a clingy meet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious "

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

God bless entanglement.... two particles which have interacted in the past, still influencing each other when apart.

It's a bit like a clingy meet."

just a theory...is that a vast array of particle accelerators colliders u stuck to ur tits polo??-if so..I'd like to try an experiment..just a simple passing of some particles..just a probabilititties experiment.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!"
Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

I never knew it was catchable!!!

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

I never knew it was catchable!!!"
Incubation period a couple of forum exchanges

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

I never knew it was catchable!!!Incubation period a couple of forum exchanges

u preggers??...I knew u were a spunk stealer!!-shoulda never have sent u those 'love' letters!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

It will do one thing for sure and that's give the agnostics,atheists, and religious zealots something else to debate over for the next 10 years or so.

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

I never knew it was catchable!!!Incubation period a couple of forum exchanges

u preggers??...I knew u were a spunk stealer!!-shoulda never have sent u those 'love' letters!"

I am always into anything to do with the Big Bang

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??

It will do one thing for sure and that's give the agnostics,atheists, and religious zealots something else to debate over for the next 10 years or so.

If they dont kill each other off before the 10 years is up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"never understand why people asume that one cancels out the other and i know many people working in the field of science that r reglious

Maybe they're just hedging their bets?

DOG does not play spice!Keep dyslexia out - its contentious

I never knew it was catchable!!!Incubation period a couple of forum exchanges

u preggers??...I knew u were a spunk stealer!!-shoulda never have sent u those 'love' letters!

I am always into anything to do with the Big Bang

cant be mine then...at least I cover up in gangbangs!

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By *leasureDomeMan
over a year ago

all over the place

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??"

totally agree with that statement ,its time the human race grew up and stopped relying on fairy tales created as control mechanisms for the various religions preying on people fear of mortality.

Go to court and swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth on a book of stories which advocates the world was made in 7 days by some omnipotent power...beggars belief in the 21st century.!!

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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"it never ceases to amaze me..when I see clearly intelligent people...some of whom have achieved or are responsible for..breathtaking advancements for humanity...who still believe that some magic man built the universe and everything in it...as someone posted earlier its a security blanket for some...fair enough..each to thier own..im not judging anyones right to believe in what they wish....but saddens me to know (and see)that religion...is such a tool of hatred and intolerance for anyone who is not "a believer" or goes against what a group of men wrote down thousands of years ago.

And was invented...sorry but it was...purely for the control of large amounts of people."
I come from a family of physicists and from that stance I agree totally. It is why I am not a believer - having said that I am ok with other people having their own way of making sense of life and the universe.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??

It will do one thing for sure and that's give the agnostics,atheists, and religious zealots something else to debate over for the next 10 years or so.

If they dont kill each other off before the 10 years is up

They won't kick off the zealots and non believers in the main much rather have a heated debate.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The majority of people need something to believe in - even not being religious is belief in having no belief !

So in answer to the op - don't think it will make any difference at all

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

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sorry deleted my post..nothing offensive in it...but rather some may find it..to be a bit of an atheist rant...so heres a quick challenge to those that like me enjoy history....

go and look up Mithras...and have a close look at egyptian religion.....see if you can spot the exact same storyline...and well...lets just say...look closely at Mithras in particular

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So now the Higgs boson "god particle" discovery has happened, do you think its now come to pass that all organised religion should be seen as pure hokum??

totally agree with that statement ,its time the human race grew up and stopped relying on fairy tales created as control mechanisms for the various religions preying on people fear of mortality.

but the speed of time slowed after the seven days...given relativity rules..maybe it was 7 days, but to us..it just appears like billions of years...

hehehehe I'm the devils advocate..

as for the statement about believing in tooth fairies etc...we are still a pretty materialistic species...after all..we use money to dictate our life..its probably actually one of natures greatest mysteries isnt it..money..it serves no real actual purpose but billions require it.

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

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And was invented...sorry but it was...purely for the control of large amounts of people.I come from a family of physicists and from that stance I agree totally. It is why I am not a believer - having said that I am ok with other people having their own way of making sense of life and the universe."

Oh I agree completely..while I dont believe in a deity..I have no problem with those that do...its when it turns nasty and intolerance creeps in..that I do.

(and my other post about Mithras..is not designed to offend..merely to point out how stories..myths and legends are told..and retold throughout the ages...and Mithras in particular..well...the coincidences are just extraordinary when you look at todays big religions)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If all the knowledge contained in the universe could be represented by the amount of water in the worlds oceans I imagine that the total of man's factual knowlede is probably less than a thimble full, if that much.

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

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By *bbandflowCouple
over a year ago

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"While not religious myself (too much of a science mind) I would never criticise or judge those that do believe. Ultimately we all have some kind of construct and purpose - if we did not, most people would get quite depressed. So whether it is a traditional religion, ANY religion, or some other construct - it is part of human nature to believe in something. Even the atheist believes! Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes the need for some form of spirituality ..."

So you consider the atrocities of religious fundamentalists to be immune from criticism and judgement?...all belief systems, religious and secular are inherently judgemental of those who are not of their persuasion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"If all the knowledge contained in the universe could be represented by the amount of water in the worlds oceans I imagine that the total of man's factual knowlede is probably less than a thimble full, if that much.

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion. "

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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Not at all and to the contrary! I believe in tolerance, non judgementalism and acceptance of views different to those I hold. I disapprove of violence towards humans or animals also. I can only speak for myself, of course. I will add that all wars fought in the name of religion or god... any god are inherently wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion. "

I agree, while humanity exists thats true.However, i tend not to think of ourselves as the beginning the middle and the end.

While our own species progresses, I'm one for believing another is approaching.One that will not require goldielocks living parameters.

as we also search our own galaxy and others for 'intelligent life'- do we discount the fact that the reason we cant find it is because it wont show up on any life scales we use?-whether biological or machine.There is the possibility they will be our 'gods'...possibly more worrying..the possibility WE become their gods.

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

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By (user no longer on site)
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"While ever there are power hungry control freaks with only greed in mind, there will always be a form of religion.

so glad I am Scientologist and embrace it all.

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Oh please tell me you are joking..........

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The Higgs Boson, is the particle which proves the existance of the Higgs Field. It is the particle responsible for Mass and so it is fairly important. It does give Physiciscts the glimer of hope that there will be a 'Grand Unified Theory' and that Quantum Mechanics will eventualy be shoehorned into a position where it will match with the more obvious Newtonian/Einstienian Model of the world (which don't match at all).......

No the existance of the Higgs Boson does not disprove the existance of God, any more than the discovery of Quarks, Electrons, Neutrons, Protons or Fire did............

You either believe in God or you don't. I suspect that I would never be able to convince you that my religious faith is valid or justified and you certainly wouldn't be able to convince me that it's not..........So long as neither sides evangelists get out of hand, I am sure we can all rub along nicely

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

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Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What has God ever done for us...?

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

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"What has God ever done for us...?"
Well, he seems to have given you a sublime body

(Even if he does not exist, might I add...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

and neither can we as we dont know what the f'#k he's on about

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand.."
hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

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over a year ago

"What has God ever done for us...?"

upon checking ur profile again...it just made me know that there is a heaven...baby!-

anyway back to hell for me for the disgusting thoughts and self-loathing wanking.

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over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck ya

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"What has God ever done for us...?"

Or the Romans..What have they ever done for us?

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over a year ago

We have existed for only a tiny fraction of Earth’s history. Earth itself is some 4.55 billion years old. The oldest fossils are about 3.5 billion years old. Dinosaurs existed 230-65 million years ago. The oldest known humanlike fossil is around 4.4 million years old.

Just to put things in perspective.

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck ya"
Now I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

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over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too"

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

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over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try later

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

The moon

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try later"

Roger and out...will circle around and try for re-entry

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try later"
huh, you cant suddenly close runway without good reason - I might have run out of fuel

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try later

Roger and out...will circle around and try for re-entry

"
Absolutely but what if gauge shows red...;-0

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over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try laterhuh, you cant suddenly close runway without good reason - I might have run out of fuel

I suggest u take that up with the man upstairs!

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try laterhuh, you cant suddenly close runway without good reason - I might have run out of fuel

I suggest u take that up with the man upstairs!"
That is a cognitive dissonance and you know it! How can I complain to the man upstairs when we both agree he does not exist!!!!

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over a year ago

Ok, I made that up, but my point is I choose to believe that we are still only scratching the surface and find any suggestion to the contrary to be a little arrogant.

We have a long way to go and a lot to learn, until we know it all (which I believe to be impossible) then there will always be theory, faith, belief and religion.

I can't disagree with much of that as we know so little of what there is to know.

I know... that I dont know !

shuttit Heisenberg

Dont insult my great-great-great uncle!!

I respect him...u on the other hand..hey Glasgow is not a million miles away and I can fly - albeit only small single engine aircraft !!!!

bring it on amelia...I'll still fuck yaNow I HAVE gone all weak in the knees

getting juicy in ur bermuda traingle eh???...dont let them fingers get lost!...keep ur flaps steady too

Flaps are down for steep approach, undercarriage secured and brakes... are off

sorry, runways closed...please try laterhuh, you cant suddenly close runway without good reason - I might have run out of fuel

I suggest u take that up with the man upstairs!That is a cognitive dissonance and you know it! How can I complain to the man upstairs when we both agree he does not exist!!!! "

have a leap off faith then...ur either saved..or u go SPLAT!

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over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

I suggest u take that up with the man upstairs!That is a cognitive dissonance and you know it! How can I complain to the man upstairs when we both agree he does not exist!!!!

have a leap off faith then...ur either saved..or u go SPLAT!"

KTF - your empathy is boundless pmsl

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By *ove2-shareCouple
over a year ago

South Gloucestershire

"I do not believe in God.

But I do realise my beleif is no more based on proof than those who do.

It seems faith is required on both sides."

that why im an agnostic, neither can really be proved (tho the foundations of many organised religions validity can be disproved, likr the forgery of christopherous in the catholic church) but at least the scientific method works towards a degree of provability, As Popper says nothing is true until it can be falsified,

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By *leasureDomeMan
over a year ago

all over the place

"What has God ever done for us...?"

well he did give us original sin ,evil,

War ...well yeah he did give us that but apart from that ...........

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over a year ago

"What has God ever done for us...?

well he did give us original sin ,evil,

War ...well yeah he did give us that but apart from that ...........

nahhh that was Ares

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Reckon God could have made all this then?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Earth%27s_Location_in_the_Universe_%28JPEG%29.jpg

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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago

glasgow

nothing scientist discover,could possibly disprove god.

faith covers all eventualities,and is the greatest marketing concept ever known.

not being a believer myself,i still recognise the genius of faith.

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By *ove2-shareCouple
over a year ago

South Gloucestershire

"nothing scientist discover,could possibly disprove god.

faith covers all eventualities,and is the greatest marketing concept ever known.

not being a believer myself,i still recognise the genius of faith."

thats why i made the Popper quote, you can no more disprove god than you can that fairies exist, which leads us to either a)believe purely based on faith c) disbelieve based on faith in non existance, and a possible alternate science based view of reality, which may itself be based upon a leap of faith or c)say sod it its unknowable and not worth obsessing over,(possibly prefering to concentrate on that which can be proven) I chose C).

especially as i have a strong knowledge on the history of organised religions and can pinpoint constant variations/corruptions in dogma that call virtually all organised religions into disreput. As they are all too often altered to the whims and desires of individuals.

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By *ove2-shareCouple
over a year ago

South Gloucestershire

the first c should have been a b) oh well silly me

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland

"nothing scientist discover,could possibly disprove god.

faith covers all eventualities,and is the greatest marketing concept ever known.

not being a believer myself,i still recognise the genius of faith."

Have not got anything new to add but fancied looking at Saucy again

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By *elestial NavigatorMan
over a year ago

The moon

"nothing scientist discover,could possibly disprove god.

faith covers all eventualities,and is the greatest marketing concept ever known.

not being a believer myself,i still recognise the genius of faith.

Have not got anything new to add but fancied looking at Saucy again

In a shocking show of plagiarism I too have nothing to add but fancied looking at Coco again

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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago

glasgow

"nothing scientist discover,could possibly disprove god.

faith covers all eventualities,and is the greatest marketing concept ever known.

not being a believer myself,i still recognise the genius of faith.

Have not got anything new to add but fancied looking at Saucy again

it's only fair coco,i often perv,ahem i mean,have a wee look at yours.

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