Dyothelite Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 Does anyone ever feel like this? (I do) Do you ever get sick of the fact that we all don't truly know every answer to every question, and wish that we could all just sit around and cheers a drink, or smoke, or.... and just agree that we all seek the same sense of knowledge over that which we wish to comprehend? Then you propose a toast of sorts and have a party? Multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, different philosophies, different religions, different cosmological theories... just chillin around the same table. Maybe this forum is the metaphoric table, but I'd rather party with intellectuals. Sorry I guess I'm dreamin over here. Quote
InfiniteNow Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 A question is it's own answer, and life is what you make of it. Tired of the table at which you are sitting and the friends whose company you share? Get up and change it... After all, change is the only constant. The least you can do is direct it. Life would be boring if we every knew the answer to every question. While I sometimes get frustrated chasing my tail on certain questions, it gives me something to do while I travel around the sun. :circle: Cheers. :circle: Quote
Dyothelite Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 I'll drink to that. I'll admit it... my table is occupied by non-thinkers. I guess this post was a subtle psychological cry for help. After all.... why would I be wasting my nights seeking enlightnemnet in the dark with faceless screennames and adversity at every corner? (thats good sarcasm!) I agree.. while I tarvel around the sun I am occupied with why?, how? and why the hell do i care? I entered this forum with my head down, I am on foreign turf as a religion scholar, but whether youre in a religion forum or a physics forum don't we all stress ourselves out trying to be right? I wish everyone could take your advise (myself included) ..."life would be boring if we figured it out".... so why fight about it? Let's just build, and take friendly bets on whose right. Quote
InfiniteNow Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 If I may also suggest, don't dismiss the others so quickly. You can only know them through your own perceptual filters... And that may not be the real them. Chances are good they struggle with similar things, but since all of the focus is placed on difference, the similarities get overlooked. We have more in common with a rock than we have different from another human being. Proste. :circle: Quote
hallenrm Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 There's an old proverb, Ignorance is bliss, perhaps that's the reason most of the masses never care for any education! :circle: To eac one his own highs :cheers: :circle: Quote
Dyothelite Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 "We have more in common with a rock than we have different from another human being." This is will be unacceptable to most Christians but it is true. The atomic structures that compose our very cells have more in common with the distribution of elements throughout our part of our galaxy than the differences we create through interpersonal relationships. In fact not only do we have more in common with rocks........ I gotta add this off topic.... creation vs. evolution (oh that debate makes me wanna puke on both parties!!!) we have 99% similar DNA with simple primates, and we have 96% similar DNA with every other animal (chickens atleast)... we didn't evolve from monkeys.... we evolved from star dust.... matter of fact we evolved from pre stellular hydrogen. Again I apologize for getting off topic but we didn't evolve from even star dust we evolved from potential energy which formed elemantary particels which then formed hydrogen. All emerged from creation....ooops (what I should have said was wow im enjoying not knowing anything in my own little world...hahaha... good sarcasm) Quote
Dyothelite Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 There's an old proverb, Ignorance is bliss, perhaps that's the reason most of the masses never care for any education! :circle: To eac one his own highs :cheers: :circle: Hey we might have bumped heads when i intruded on one of your threads. im sorry. its funny though youre right... in any field too many people don't care enough to question anything. religion politics, science.... ignorance and herd conformity is bliss hallenrm 1 Quote
Loricybin Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 :circle: here's to the rewarding (yet seemingly less and less common) worlds of science, philosophy, knowledge and art. :circle: Quote
Dyothelite Posted November 23, 2006 Author Report Posted November 23, 2006 :circle: here's to the rewarding (yet seemingly less and less common) worlds of science, philosophy, knowledge and art. :circle: Whats funny is.... have you ever done a google search for "science forum" or "religion forum" there's like two or four. Now imagine those forums cater to hundreds maybe a couple thousand seekers and thinkers. Now picture the other part of the 300 million Americans who are totally blissful in their worldview that they seek nothing. What is also funny is that each poster tries to shine in their own right and we compete to certain degree but the truth is... we are all elite just because we seek truth.... so many people are not involved. If they were involved this forum would have 300 million members. Not to mention artists... thats a differnet forum.... whats up with scientific art section anyways?. Wow now I feel cool (still good sarcasm) Quote
Boerseun Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 I like this thread!:circle: Who's getting the next round? :circle: Quote
Turtle Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 Got ya covered mates. :cocktail: :beer: :beer: :beer: :friday: :friday: :friday: :esmoking: :esmoking: The Science Art is in the Science Gallery; follow the Yellow Brick Road > (Oz) Quote
Tormod Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 I'm in. My round. A Newcastle Dark Ale for me, please! :cocktail: :esmoking: :esmoking: What, that does look more like weiss beer... oh well, let's have a scotch or two as well. Quote
hallenrm Posted November 23, 2006 Report Posted November 23, 2006 Following the footsteps of the brother, Turtle 1 Quote
Jay-qu Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 Guess its my turn, how many we got now?B) B) B) B) :doh: ;) :D :beer: *Cheers* and no I dont get sick of the fact, it just provides more drive to try! Quote
arkain101 Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 The hunt in life to find others with similar differences B) I enjoy the hunt for unknown. The fact that I can go so deep into an unkown fronteir that I can practically lose myself. I may lose and gain work ethic, or I may succeed and experience the great feeling of new discovery and understanding! I enjoy the impossible just to try and prove its possible! Every professional athelete will tell you, "I will never reach perfection, there will always be something I can improve on" and that may come from someone that walks all over the other competitors in the world. In that same way we can see that we can Always become more understanding and chip away the impossible. anyway.. drinkin beer is fun too, but, I think I would rather become someone of greatness than become someone great of nothing. Quote
Boerseun Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 I think I would rather become someone of greatness than become someone great of nothing.Profound, dude..profound! ...but you can always follow our lead and become someone great at elbow lifting? <URP> B) Quote
Turtle Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 ...but you can always follow our lead and become someone great at elbow lifting? <URP> :) Speaking of the metal lead, I think steel is better to follow...like the whizzing path of one of Boeseun's knives being thrown! That takes elbow bending, eh? This is of course later in the evening when we've had a tea many martoonys.B) B) B) I have usually fallen asleep by this time. ;) Maybe I need a little dog of the hair that bit me‽ :beer: Woof! B) It's not a great party, 'til someone snorks whiskey up their nose when laughing while taking a shot. :D :doh: Quote
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