aenyc, does it matterWho paid for the study on the Egyptians?
B-ManFX4, I have to agree, there are lots of very complicated processes happening seeming by natural
causes(supernova/neutron star collisions gold is made here), the processes needed for new life may also
be natural(planets collisions is possible IMO)
With that said, it leaves me with two possibilities - someone or something may/may not have created life.(we don't have the information yet)
once we encounter other life forms we'll have more information.
I would think the question then becomes what natural process created them
seems that implies a god is needed to make the aliens, so in the end RussNM's "well bless your heart. Intelligent design IS GOD!!!!!!"
can be the only answer. until there is a natural process found.
I'm proud of myself, I didn't need any pictures to express my views
the general view right now for the reduction in faith based believers has to due with Science(education system) but
could it be more because our life span has increased 30% in the last 200 years, eternal life means something
different when you live to 90, maybe it's less attractive
Pink FloydI'm guessing I have 4 days of Battery reserve capacity(without AC), looks like I may get a chance to test that.
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my world without AC appears tranquil(peaceful like Neil Dimond )
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but anything put tranquil when AC is added(head banging like Black Sabbath )
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B-ManFX4, the part I failed to convey is the shear volume of those natural processes, and the time frame(billion of years)Are you saying a star exploding or two planets colliding can create amino acids and then assemble them in the proper order and structure to work with other different amino acids to perform specific functions in biological creatures?
IMO because this stuff happened billions of years ago all we have is theoriesYou continually refer to "what" might have caused the event
D71, that is what slows me down so much, I'm still living in the 70'sDid you aee the future yet?
aenyc, does it matter
IMO 98% of this type of data comes from collages/universities which are funded from a very diverse population.
aenyc, can you define the narrative you wish to avoidQuestion everything, especially if it pushes a narrative
aenyc, can you define the narrative you wish to avoid
If unsure, educate yourself
aenyc, it may take more then that with me, because the only one that seems to be standing on me, is me.who refuse to believe that their government and their media will routinely lie to them and fabricate a reality contrary to verifiable facts
aenyc, it may take more then that with me, because the only one that seems to be standing on me, is me.
aenyc, I'd turn that around, once you start disbelieving the information because of a assumed narrativeOnce you stop learning you start dying
no harm
going to take me some time to go through this much informationMass Formation and Totalitarian Thinking in This Time of Global Crisis
going to take me some time to go through this much information
aenyc, while I'm picking this apart could you express your views on the Intelligent design topic?
I have to agree, he did raise the bar.I closely align with this
I also think B-ManFX4, would find commonality with the lines above.I am a believer in God. (but not religion and especially organized religion)
I am not a believer in most men, although there are certainly exceptions in history. But this belief is more of a trust.
aenyc, the line above and this "Mass Formation and Totalitarian Thinking" highlight my main weaknessI am not a believer in most men, although there are certainly exceptions in history. But this belief is more of a trust.
*copy/paste
The average life expectancy for upper-class Egyptians 2,000 years ago was 25–30 years, according to mummies. However, life expectancy varied depending on the era and region:
for working-class males Egyptians 2,000 years ago 22.5-25 years and for females at 35-37 years.
- Neolithic Age: 10,000–4500 BC, 28–33 years
- Bronze Age: 3300–1200 BC, 28–38 years
- Classical Greece: 510–330 BC, 25–28 years
- Classical Rome: 510–330 BC, 20–30 years
- Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica: 1175–1520 AD, 24–32 years
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the means average yes, checking none for average format of information I posted.If a baby dies at one month of age and you lived to be 70, the average of your lives is 35 years
YES! Religion is frowned upon in the Bible. . its only mentioned once ...ONE TIME ONLY and its in a negative connotation . Its not about religion, its about having a relationship with the Creator of the universe.I am a believer in God. (but not religion and especially organized religion)
Check this out Tommy.. EVERYONE is straight up 100% equal as far as God is concerned. He shows no favor over another. He loves ALL equally. You, me, Bob, D71, aenyc, b-man etc etc.......even ruintard!my little man thinking, IMO everyone is more then me, hell my little brother is taller and 50lb heavier
then me, I've always been an under achiever so if I was born into a capitalistic system I'd feel
RussNM, but there is a catch, “thrown into the lake of fire”EVERYONE is straight up 100% equal as far as God is concerned.
B-MANFX4, to make large amounts of RNA(adenine, guanine, uracil, and cytosine) a lot of random these has to happentwo planets colliding can create amino acids and then assemble them in the proper order and structure to work with other different amino acids to perform specific functions in biological creatures?