it is too easy to live in the past and miss the opportunity of the creative possibilities. — Jack Cummins
The experience we have do affect us so much on a subconscious level as to be able to destroy us if we allow it. — Jack Cummins
Do you mind explaining a little bit more about your visions etc.? I'm quite interested in hearing more. — Yozhura
clairvoyant — Jack Cummins
I'm fully aware during these episodes and hence my conclusion that it's nonsense — TheMadFool
Have you spoken to someone during these trance-like state? I'm wondering if your mind makes you think that they're nonsense, because if you don't have other peoples opinion, your mind easily plays tricks on you. — Yozhura
His nature (his common and personal instincts for a few) directs him to have certain priorities in life to be achieved. — KerimF
I agree. We always compare ourselves to others, while also taking good ways to act to our own ways of acting. We are ever evolving species with unlimited thirst for knowledge. Some knowledge is good, but some knowledge can be harmful as well. This is why it is important to learn what kind of actions are good from a very young age. Sadly some humans are forced to grow under bad influence, which then affects their future choices. — Yozhura
While it is true that we are influenced so much by the past I think that it is easy to become a victim of it. The experience we have do affect us so much on a subconscious level as to be able to destroy us if we allow it. — Jack Cummins
They define you as you are today in the Present. — Yozhura
does it mean that everyone is identical at the moment we're born and a few moments after? — TheMadFool
I like to look at it as if it's a journey — TheMadFool
I believe our history starts from the moment we're being fucked to existence. — Yozhura
I believe our history starts from the moment we're being fucked to existence. Your being was the one who wanted to win the race of sperm. You have been a winner, from the moment you were born. Being a winner gives you the right to create your history, as it is said, history is a tale written by winners. Your genes begin from the moment when you as a sperm reach the egg. We don't have enough information on the subject, but this is what I believe to be the case. — Yozhura
What relevance this has to your thesis is not yet clear to me. — TheMadFool
everyone is identical before our histories diverge and produce unique worldlines in spacetime. — TheMadFool
Well, I think of it like this. Humans are nothing but data that has evolved far enough to obtain life. This would mean that you only become a human after your birth. Some would argue against this, but you can't really call an embryo being human. At that point you're just data trying to form life. It's quite a hard topic and my English might not be good enough to explain it clearly. — Yozhura
If we go by the theory that says we came from Adam and Eve. Adam and eve must've come from a single person, a God, which created Humanity from a scratch. We are not yet sure how our beginning actually went. Each one of us has the same biological roots, but we've evolved so far from that point, that we were able to obtain uniqueness in Humanity. Uniqueness only evolves from normalcy with enough time. Are we unique enough as we are, or do we still need to evolve further to actually say we're unique human beings. For now we simply feel quite similar with only few differences that differentiate ourselves from other human beings. — Yozhura
Why do farmers save seeds from one harvest for the coming year? — TheMadFool
Do you see where I'm going wrong? — TheMadFool
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