yeah badger yeah, I think the term is whatever?
do you even consider my viewpoint?
do you even consider my viewpoint?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Rabid Badger of God on September 08, 2008, 06:36:19 PM
THIS IS THE MOST BORING ARGUMENT EVER
BECAUSE IT'S NOT AN ARGUMENT IT'S SOME FUCKING PINEALIST DOUCHEBAG ANNOUNCING HE'S FOUND THE ANSWERS AND POUTING BECAUSE WE'RE NOT FALLING FOR HIS BULLSHIT
UNNNNGGHHHH
Quote from: GA on September 08, 2008, 05:50:27 PMQuote from: Roo on September 08, 2008, 04:41:53 PMQuote from: GA on September 07, 2008, 02:30:00 AMI think that all depends on what you classify as 'observable'. What you or I can observe is so infinitesimally small compared to what's really there (as observed by scientific equipment, like microscopes and such), that I really have to wonder what else we're missing in our observations.
I often get the sense that there is utterly no world beyond the observable, that there are no supernatural entities, nothing paranormal in the least. It's hard to describe - it's like hearing a sound, but without tone or pitch, the kind of sound that you feel as vibrations in the organs less firmly tied down. Only without vibrations, just... stillness. The feelingness of being utterly alone, with only a handful of tailless apes on a rock ball kept from falling into absolute zero by nothing other than the happenstance of a fairly mediocre cosmic fusion reactor.
I know that what my senses, my intuitions, tell me are correct have not been confirmed or even supported directly by any controlled experiment (except in their lack of finding anything beyond the veil,) but I am deeply convinced that they are correct.
[On the subject of hard sf aliens: probably, but I doubt that any two such lifeforms are close enough in spacetime for either to contact the other while both are extant. Assuming they develop in the direction of being able to communicate.]
I think that there is far, far more 'out there', than we can possibly imagine. But it's not anything that we can sense in the normal ways. It's far more subtle than that. It's like where you describe a sound without vibration...only there is a vibration, and we can't feel it, just as we can't see things on the microscopic level without a microscope.
I was being sarcastic. If Victory Wolf can hypothesize extranormal entities on the basis of 'colorless color,' then it stands to reason that I can posit the exact opposite on the basis of 'vibrationless sound.'