You guys been watching The Cosmos on Fox?

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Edited Date/Time 5/13/2014 8:41am
What a great series. Just love it. I'm even learning things. Maybe it will smarten up the population a little bit.
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XXVoid MainXX 3/31/2014 6:09am
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So the Cosmos is anti-god, I would have to assume that it is also anti-psychic. Smile
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XXVoid MainXX wrote:
So the Cosmos is anti-god, I would have to assume that it is also anti-psychic. Smile
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there is some Higher Intellect or something else besides just noble gases and carbon.

Havent caught that show, will look it up.
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XXVoid MainXX wrote:
So the Cosmos is anti-god, I would have to assume that it is also anti-psychic. Smile
LOL. I know right. That's where my constant inner conflict comes from.

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I believe the universe is exactly as they say in Cosmos. I just believe that God created it that way. The big bang happened, too
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enketchum wrote:
I believe the universe is exactly as they say in Cosmos. I just believe that God created it that way. The big bang happened, too
I don't believe in the big man any longer, but I used to think along those same lines. I know it's not exactly what the good book says, but if there is a divine being, why is it so hard to believe he/she/it made the universe as is? There's a lot of randomness out there but then (from my very limited knowledge) there's a lot of evidence of some kind of design or rhythm, too.
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XXVoid MainXX wrote:
So the Cosmos is anti-god, I would have to assume that it is also anti-psychic. Smile
You could just combine them and say anti-bullshit.
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borg 4/1/2014 5:26pm
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I tried to watch it. I don't care much for cartoons anymore.
fulltime wrench 5/6/2014 8:13pm
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What a great series. Just love it. I'm even learning things. Maybe it will smarten up the population a little bit.
Keeping with the series? Gotta be the best thing to happen to tv since the original Cosmos?
scott_nz 5/6/2014 9:17pm
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Racer92 wrote:
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there...
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there is some Higher Intellect or something else besides just noble gases and carbon.

Havent caught that show, will look it up.
I am not far off your theory either, but I just can not understand how anyone can believe the common Christian based Religion take on it that earth and the universe are only 6000 years old,
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824 Dad 5/6/2014 9:47pm
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Watched several episodes, intriguing, informative and intresting. Why is it so hard to think all of this ( universe/life) happened by chance and evolution? Is it easier to wrap your mind around "it's so wonderful and amazing something had to be responsible for it's creation"?
fulltime wrench 5/6/2014 10:30pm
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We as humans are full of ourselves if we think the universe was created with our interests the first priority.

Look into the sky at night and realize that what is on earth is not the only reality.
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fulltime wrench wrote:
We as humans are full of ourselves if we think the universe was created with our interests the first priority. Look into the sky at night...
We as humans are full of ourselves if we think the universe was created with our interests the first priority.

Look into the sky at night and realize that what is on earth is not the only reality.
But I have a 'relationship' with the creator, I prayed the sinners prayer and picked up a compilation of numerous texts compiled in the `19th century called the King James Bible
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XXVoid MainXX 5/7/2014 5:21am
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Racer92 wrote:
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there...
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there is some Higher Intellect or something else besides just noble gases and carbon.

Havent caught that show, will look it up.
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I am not far off your theory either, but I just can not understand how anyone can believe the common Christian based Religion take on it...
I am not far off your theory either, but I just can not understand how anyone can believe the common Christian based Religion take on it that earth and the universe are only 6000 years old,
Don't forget the Jews:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Earth_creationism
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XXVoid MainXX wrote:
So the Cosmos is anti-god, I would have to assume that it is also anti-psychic. Smile
Racer92 wrote:
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there...
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there is some Higher Intellect or something else besides just noble gases and carbon.

Havent caught that show, will look it up.
Look into fractal math to get an idea of how something very simple can create something very beautiful and complex if you just repeat it over and over and over a few billion times.

We can see fractals everywhere in nature. Coastlines, neural pathways, tree branching, etc.
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wildbill 5/8/2014 12:08am
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824 Dad wrote:
Watched several episodes, intriguing, informative and intresting. Why is it so hard to think all of this ( universe/life) happened by chance and evolution? Is it...
Watched several episodes, intriguing, informative and intresting. Why is it so hard to think all of this ( universe/life) happened by chance and evolution? Is it easier to wrap your mind around "it's so wonderful and amazing something had to be responsible for it's creation"?
As far as I can tell, love and creation are synonymous. Take charge of your life.

To simplify, realize that fear is an emotion that YOU control. (other than casing the triple)... Wink
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the_wood109 5/8/2014 5:04am
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824 Dad wrote:
Watched several episodes, intriguing, informative and intresting. Why is it so hard to think all of this ( universe/life) happened by chance and evolution? Is it...
Watched several episodes, intriguing, informative and intresting. Why is it so hard to think all of this ( universe/life) happened by chance and evolution? Is it easier to wrap your mind around "it's so wonderful and amazing something had to be responsible for it's creation"?
People that use the argument from ignorance generally don't put much thought into it. They really aren't attempting to wrap their minds around the implications that an actual creator would entail, they're simply accepting an explanation for the sake of having one. It doesn't matter whether it true or makes any sense, just that they feel more comfortable having an answer.
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the_wood109 5/8/2014 5:08am
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Racer92 wrote:
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there...
I just dont see how anyone can look at the complexity and beauty of the Universe, all the crazy complicated science involved, and not think there is some Higher Intellect or something else besides just noble gases and carbon.

Havent caught that show, will look it up.
scott_nz wrote:
I am not far off your theory either, but I just can not understand how anyone can believe the common Christian based Religion take on it...
I am not far off your theory either, but I just can not understand how anyone can believe the common Christian based Religion take on it that earth and the universe are only 6000 years old,
For example, this isn't as much of a "theory" as it is a set of wild assumptions and baseless conclusions. Classic argument from ignorance. "I don't know, therefore god did it."
fulltime wrench 5/12/2014 7:30pm
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Probably the most dull episode of the series to date.

Faraday was cool, we owe him a ton. It was just a little too personal, biography like.

I'm thinking the magnetic field subject will carry over to next weeks show and we will have our minds blown by the vast, strange, violent, unpredictable universe again.
Dirty Britches 5/13/2014 8:41am
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fulltime wrench wrote:
Probably the most dull episode of the series to date. Faraday was cool, we owe him a ton. It was just a little too personal, biography...
Probably the most dull episode of the series to date.

Faraday was cool, we owe him a ton. It was just a little too personal, biography like.

I'm thinking the magnetic field subject will carry over to next weeks show and we will have our minds blown by the vast, strange, violent, unpredictable universe again.
I agree, but I still enjoyed it.

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