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Sometimes I think theists should try and find fulfillment on earth instead of seeking something supernatural.

The universe is marvelous.
You could marvel at it your entire life and still find something even more marvelous with each day.

@Lshak 530530 wrote:

Hmm I see, so they could be anywhere from millions of years behind this time in space or in front or even not even resemble us as a race? I might have to look into this theory more, it’s quite interesting even though I don’t think it’s plausible at all.

Well anything you could imagine is probable if there an infinite amount of universes, right?

The multiverse theory is just the product of a mathematical model to explain how our own universe could have arisen, and it is a necessary product of “eternal inflation,” which seems to best describe how our universe could have formed the way it did. Some experiments are being run this year to check if our “universe bubble” may have collided with another bubble, and this could be shown by the WMAP cosmic microwave background radiation probe.

Eternal Inflation-Narrated – YouTube The video explains it more.

We only use 3% of our DNA

Noncoding DNA – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It’s an evolutionary thing, mostly.

the government uses flouride in our water which poisons us and encrusts our 3rd eye

This is a rather extraordinary claim. Can we have evidence of this? Was everyone a supergenius/spiritual guru before water fluoridation, which started like 50 years ago?

Genetically modified foods giving us cancer and “vaccinations” giving children autism.

Again…where’s the evidence? Or is the eradication of smallpox and polio a bad thing?

Hmm I see, so they could be anywhere from millions of years behind this time in space or in front or even not even resemble us as a race? I might have to look into this theory more, it’s quite interesting even though I don’t think it’s plausible at all.

Well anything you could imagine is probable if there an infinite amount of universes, right?

Eternal inflation – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia this is where the multiverse theory comes from. I think what you’re thinking of is the many worlds interpretation of quantum physics, which is one of the two most supported interpretations, though it’s one of the aspects of it people can’t seem to agree on.

you can’t make assumptions based on exceptions.

@Izbeckistan 530557 wrote:

you can’t make assumptions based on exceptions.

im theorizing my beliefs telling you how I emphasizing the I, see it, people get far to worked up on what an individual believes. you can take what i say how you will. i dont care if you believe it or find it bull shit because it MY beliefs. i can make as many assumptions as i want as there MINE to make. its not nice to tell people what they can and cannot do. i like seeing all ends of the spectrum and are open to all the possibilities im very aware i could be extremely wrong in what i believe.

@barrettone 530563 wrote:

Or the diagnosis of autism has increased as we better understand what constitutes autism?

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You also happen to live in a country where healthcare is extremely good and there isn’t a high incidence of many diseases (partly BECAUSE most people are vaccinated!) There’s a little thing called “liability claims,” which both doctors, governments, and pharmaceutical companies are not too fond of, and a lot of independent research goes into making sure vaccines are safe for use. On the other end of the scale my mum did not get a meningitis vaccination when she was a child (couldn’t afford it) d nearly died as a result. In not getting vaccinated you are actually endangering others.

good points, i just think that theres alot of vaccinations not needed like the flu. i’ve also been to countries where health care is poor. that just through simple means of clean water and sanitation can lead to a perfectly healthy life style

@Lshak 530567 wrote:

You can’t say that vaccines are dangerous… They were invented to prevent diseases, spread diseases, and create.

I personally believe aids was created to control the population, especially in Africa, I mean what would happen if Africa became so overpopulated Africans had to move into surrounding countries, the world will start to become even more overpopulated than it will be soon.

But seriously, vaccines were created for the rich to have a better health care and the poor to get worse, referring to other continents and countries, not so much if your signed on in London you’ll get a dodgy jab lol…

Most countries that aren’t the USA, especially in the west, have some kind of public healthcare. It may not be as efficient as what we have here but it still exists. If AIDS was created to control the population why does it take so long to have noticeable effects?

@Izbeckistan 530575 wrote:

Gone of the tangent a bit.

yeah sorry, im tired and start ranting a bit half the time not even knowing what im saying

@Lshak 530578 wrote:

Well think about it… Because if it had fast noticeable effects people would get checked up quicker, and hence the disease wouldn’t spread so quickly. If its not noticeable, it has the potential to spread to at least a couple of people before they then get checked and boom! The virus is spreading quicker than a cold. Imagine if it had got out in the 60s was it? When everyone was all about drugs sex and rock n roll, we would probably all have HIV now, considering it was our countries they wanted to control the population of, which it isn’t

it was created in 77. the theory is that it was injected into 100 million africans