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Do you believe in Mythical Creatures such as:

i believe there is all sorts of shit out there our brain and bodys just arnt complex enough to see, feel, or interact with, so while they dont exist to us, they still exist, at least in the abstract, in some form or another
 
I have always wondered about Bigfoot.. there are so many so called sitings however no hard evidence has ever been found...
 
no

nor santa clause

nor tooth ferry

nor any other supernatural being - supreme or not...
 
PICK3 said:
I woke up with some mythical creatures after a long night at the bar :)
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Hahahaha

I just watched this special about bigfoot and they said they have all of this evidence such as prints hair voice recordings etc: It just got me thinking thats all..I have never really thought about it before now
 
Arabian said:
Bigfoot
Lochness Monster
Devils


Discuss : damn Im bored hheheheheheh
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cryptozoology? no, all bullsit. irony is there is plenty of room in evolutionary design space for these creatures and many "monsters" have existed that were far more interesting. dont forget 99% of life on earth is extinct. btw i am more bored than you.....in that i actually responded to this crazy post.
 
Mr. dB said:
No.

Add God and Jesus to that list.
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There is plenty of historical evidence for the existence of Jesus. Evidence for the Holy Trinity however is kinda lacking.

IMO discounting God is tough because God can be defined in many ways. Food for thought is 'what came before the Big Bang'? The Vatican defines this period as the realm of God...........everything after is Science's territory apparently. Also, as all of the laws of nature go out of the window under extreme circumstances (e.g. singularities)......singularities etc themselves are supernatural (never mind how the Big Bang singularity came about).

I think too many people are too quick to discount the supernatural.......as somebody else said, our senses are limited so it is conceivable we miss a lot.

Sorry about rambling :) Just spilling thoughts out via my keyboard..........
 
V-Machine said:
There is plenty of historical evidence for the existence of Jesus. Evidence for the Holy Trinity however is kinda lacking.

IMO discounting God is tough because God can be defined in many ways. Food for thought is 'what came before the Big Bang'? The Vatican defines this period as the realm of God...........everything after is Science's territory apparently. Also, as all of the laws of nature go out of the window under extreme circumstances (e.g. singularities)......singularities etc themselves are supernatural (never mind how the Big Bang singularity came about).

I think too many people are too quick to discount the supernatural.......as somebody else said, our senses are limited so it is conceivable we miss a lot.

Sorry about rambling :) Just spilling thoughts out via my keyboard..........
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i wrote somethign brotha bill style while on shitloads of coughsyrup about this
 
SublimeZM said:
i wrote somethign brotha bill style while on shitloads of coughsyrup about this
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Lol. I remember when I was here before taking quite a long break that my response woulda had 3 or 4 jumping all over it by now. Seems things have changed.

BTW you remember Imnotdutch?
 
V-Machine said:
Lol. I remember when I was here before taking quite a long break that my response woulda had 3 or 4 jumping all over it by now. Seems things have changed.

BTW you remember Imnotdutch?
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yep i remember him, i think i have his AIM isnt it like jeepboarderguy o rsome shit
 
SublimeZM said:
yep i remember him, i think i have his AIM isnt it like jeepboarderguy o rsome shit
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lol nah its Imnotdutch as well...........very imaginative I know.

Sounds like you picked up a random stranger there.
 
SublimeZM said:
yep i remember him, i think i have his AIM isnt it like jeepboarderguy o rsome shit
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No, that AIM title belongs to someone else...
 
layinback said:
cryptozoology? no, all bullsit. irony is there is plenty of room in evolutionary design space for these creatures and many "monsters" have existed that were far more interesting. dont forget 99% of life on earth is extinct. btw i am more bored than you.....in that i actually responded to this crazy post.
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Cryptozoology is all bullshit? It's pretty arrogant to assume that we are aware of and have caught and logged creature that exist on the planet, especially since new species are constantly being discovered. I guess that panda bears, mountain gorillas, snow leapords, komodo dragons, giant squid, giant octopus and many many others are all just figments of our imagination then, since they were once unproven "mythical" creatures that were classified in the cryptozoology category.

This is one of my favorite subjects and I wish that more people realized that it goes far beyond the typical "Lochness/Bigfoot" crap that always headlines the conversations. Yes, those two creatures exist, but there are alot of other things out there in the crypto world that dont get the press, but are alot more fun to research and read about.
 
jackangel said:
technically, not true.
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Quick definitions (mythical)

adjective: based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity (Example: "Mythical centaurs")


Technically, you're wrong. HTFH.



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SublimeZM said:
i believe there is all sorts of shit out there our brain and bodys just arnt complex enough to see, feel, or interact with, so while they dont exist to us, they still exist, at least in the abstract, in some form or another
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you bin smokin' again, eh??
 
JumpBallWinner said:
This is one of my favorite subjects and I wish that more people realized that it goes far beyond the typical "Lochness/Bigfoot" crap that always headlines the conversations. Yes, those two creatures exist, but there are alot of other things out there in the crypto world that dont get the press, but are alot more fun to research and read about.
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This is true. I own two bigfoots and three lochness monsters myself.



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samoth, please don't challenge me. it gets us nowhere. well, maybe you'll learn something.

you are wrong, i'm afraid, because there is more than one meaning or sense in which the word 'mythical' is used. as long as any one of those meanings apply here (and it seems at least one does), the use of the word is appropriate. yet, at the same time, that particular sense of the word doesn't require that something not exist in reality.
 
digimon7068 said:
you bin smokin' again, eh??
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I thought he was talking about infinitely small n-dimensional submanifolds folded up in our normal, everyday spacetime. But yeah, he's probably stoned, lol.



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jackangel said:
samoth, please don't challenge me. it gets us nowhere. well, maybe you'll learn something.

you are wrong, i'm afraid, because there is more than one meaning or sense in which the word 'mythical' is used. as long as any one of those meanings apply here (and it seems at least one does), the use of the word is appropriate. yet, at the same time, that particular sense of the word doesn't require that something not exist in reality.
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Semantical argument. Informal fallacy. HTH.



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... still looking for a definition of myth that doesn't explicitly state or imply false belief...

... nothing yet...




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samoth said:
... still looking for a definition of myth that doesn't explicitly state or imply false belief...

... nothing yet...
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It seems, according to the major dictionaries I checked (perhaps the Urban Dictionary would work better for you), that the definition of myth is intrinsically linked with: A) a belief, which is inherently in itself, and B) false or imaginary ideas, stories and beliefs.

YWIA.



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samoth said:
Semantical argument. Informal fallacy. HTH.



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what do you think language is, son?

mythical (in this context, one could say) = relating to myth, or the subject of a myth. i think we'll agree the examples mentioned qualify.

and yet, if something is the subject of a myth (implying that some/many/most people think it doesn't exist), does that mean it necessarily does not exist?

address that, and speak of nothing else.
 
jackangel said:
mythical (in this context, one could say) = relating to myth, or the subject of a myth. i think we'll agree the examples mentioned qualify.

and yet, if something is the subject of a myth (implying that some/many/most people think it doesn't exist), does that mean it necessarily does not exist?
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Yes.



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JumpBallWinner said:
Cryptozoology is all bullshit? It's pretty arrogant to assume that we are aware of and have caught and logged creature that exist on the planet, especially since new species are constantly being discovered.
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Cryptopsy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9BZe9IgKAs


I use to always start my workouts with this song. Don't knows whats going on in the vid, no (official) video was ever made for this song.
 
just go to dictionary.com, although i don't think you'll need to...you've probably seen the same ones that i have. you're being a bit obnoxious, even for me. try not to be a huge cunt, it's annoying. what is YWIA? no one here knows what that shit is, wrong board.

and the concept of belief is fine...we can do with that. what you believe and what is real are not necessarily the same. you are limiting the word for your convenience. i'm just pointing out an obvious line of reasoning.
 
jackangel said:
just go to dictionary.com, although i don't think you'll need to...you've probably seen the same ones that i have. you're being a bit obnoxious, even for me. try not to be a huge cunt, it's annoying. what is YWIA? no one here knows what that shit is, wrong board.

and the concept of belief is fine...we can do with that. what you believe and what is real are not necessarily the same. you are limiting the word for your convenience. i'm just pointing out an obvious line of reasoning.
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You're obfuscating things. A belief is just that -- something unfounded. A belief. A belief is not dependent on truth. One can believe anything one wants to; this has nothing to do with truth. It has everything to do with belief. Myth is bound to belief.

I suspect you're tying this in with the word belief too strongly, thus associating this in with similar idea of religious belief, wherein such people have some belief that they spend their entire lives worshipping and stuff, arguing beyond any doubt in their minds that it is indeed true. However, this exactly concretes the definition of myth with belief and a lack of truth. HTH.



:cow:
 
A while ago I was working in this Eastern European city...
So I go on this tour with a bunch of middle-aged artists.
We went to this park that the guide said that the park was filled with little fairies (think Tinkerbell, not Pick3).
I stood there and watched as all these 40-somethings were running around the park giddily.
They were sure that they were chasing fairies.
I still think they are dumbasses.
I didn't see a fuckin fairy.
 
One year when I was little and lived with my grandmother, she feel asleep waiting for me to fall asleep Christmas Eve and didn't get the unwrapped Santa presents out before I woke up. I walked in there that morning and didn't see the presents sitting out and was confronted with the grim reality that I must have been a bad boy that year in Santa's eyes. So my grandmother comes in there and doesn't say anything, and I don't mention it because I'm embarassed by the fact that she must realize I was bad because Santa didn't leave the presents. So a couple of the presents that I opened, she looked at the toy oddly and said, " I didn't put that there, I guess Santa has started having the elves wrap presents this year." Then for the next few weeks, I can remember her randomly giving me stuff for no reason. (the hidden presents that she didn't put out from Santa)

There are giant salamanders in the Trinity Alps of California
 
I do kind of believe in ghosts though.
I think people have a lot of energy in them and it doesn't always get reabsorbed into the earth - all that energy has to go somewhere.
 
samoth said:
It seems, according to the major dictionaries I checked (perhaps the Urban Dictionary would work better for you), that the definition of myth is intrinsically linked with: A) a belief, which is inherently in itself, and B) false or imaginary ideas, stories and beliefs.

YWIA.



:cow:
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What about mythical stories about real people, such as the myth of George Washington and the cherry tree? It never happened, but it doesn't make George Washington any less real.

Jesus was apparently a real person. However, stories of virgin birth, being the son of God, and resurrection are plainly mythical.
 
Stefka said:
Yes - and your Wiki link doesn't change anything.
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It was intended to give you a proper idea of what energy really is. Unless you're talking about religious energy or some other mythical (heh) kind of thing.



:coW:
 
Stefka said:
Yes - and your Wiki link doesn't change anything.
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Of course not. Not when you're trying to use logic and rationale with a woman. It's an exercise in futility. :D
 
Mr. dB said:
What about mythical stories about real people, such as the myth of George Washington and the cherry tree? It never happened, but it doesn't make George Washington any less real.

Jesus was apparently a real person. However, stories of virgin birth, being the son of God, and resurrection are plainly mythical.
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Washington wasn't a mythical creature, he was a real person. Rumors about what he did and how he did it are just as mythical as the rumors I hear about Snoop Dog and what he does. No one is arguing that Washington or Snoop exist, and exaggerations of their activities are not myths. In this context, George Washington is just as mythical as Snoop Dog, Dr. Dre or Nelly, which does not follow. Hence such a use of the term is incorrect.




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samoth said:
It was intended to give you a proper idea of what energy really is. Unless you're talking about religious energy or some other mythical (heh) kind of thing.



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No, not religious energy...
People are filled with all sorts of "energy" right?
So we die - where does it go?
Same with all living things- it gets reabsorbed back into the earth...
But sometimes I think that there is a little left over - that is what makes shit fall off shelves and makes lights flicker on and off.
Or maybe I'm wrong - but I think that there are many things left on earth that we cant quite explain.
Regardless, I still think those fairy chasers are dumbasses.
 
Stefka said:
No, not religious energy...
People are filled with all sorts of "energy" right?
So we die - where does it go?
Same with all living things- it gets reabsorbed back into the earth...
But sometimes I think that there is a little left over - that is what makes shit fall off shelves and makes lights flicker on and off.
Or maybe I'm wrong - but I think that there are many things left on earth that we cant quite explain.
Regardless, I still think those fairy chasers are dumbasses.
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Are you talking about cum?
 
Stefka said:
No, not religious energy...
People are filled with all sorts of "energy" right?
So we die - where does it go?
Same with all living things- it gets reabsorbed back into the earth...
But sometimes I think that there is a little left over - that is what makes shit fall off shelves and makes lights flicker on and off.
Or maybe I'm wrong - but I think that there are many things left on earth that we cant quite explain.
Regardless, I still think those fairy chasers are dumbasses.
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LMAO
 
Stefka said:
No, not religious energy...
People are filled with all sorts of "energy" right?
So we die - where does it go?
Same with all living things- it gets reabsorbed back into the earth...
But sometimes I think that there is a little left over - that is what makes shit fall off shelves and makes lights flicker on and off.
Or maybe I'm wrong - but I think that there are many things left on earth that we cant quite explain.
Regardless, I still think those fairy chasers are dumbasses.
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What "energy" do humans, or any animals, have that is not the direct result of the metabolic engine?
 
this has morphed into CREDULOUS personality types vs. INCREDULOUS personality types. some folk believe in ghost, demons, bigfoot and gods. I've had many friends and associates espouse such beliefs. these were typically bright individuals as i dont associate with morons (except puddlemonkey) it is not a matter of intelligence or lack of that dictates ones belief in the fantastic or improbable but rather a personality style. i am a skeptic and cant understand how people believe in a benevolent anthropomorphic judeo christian god when all the evidence points to the contrary. we can argue all day but science is science and when something is presented without a shred of evidence it is mythos. it may be fun to romanticize and wax philosophical about such subjects but we should leave it at that. i think the sciences are just too boring for some and they need conspiracies and ghost. thats cool with me!!! if everybody liked the same horse there wouldnt be much of a horse race
 
there are many species that we have found that were thought to be myths before we finally found them. The example that comes to my mind is the giant squid. So, it is possible that something may exist, just probably not as fantastic as big foot, nessy, etc.
 
Mr. dB said:
What "energy" do humans, or any animals, have that is not the direct result of the metabolic engine?
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That is kind of what I was talking about.
I've always wondered what happens when people die...So imagine you are in your 20's and you get shot in the head and die...What happens to all the metabolic energy running around in your body? Does body temperature elevate when people die?
I have no idea, I kind of wonder about that sometimes.
 
layinback said:
this has morphed into CREDULOUS personality types vs. INCREDULOUS personality types. some folk believe in ghost, demons, bigfoot and gods. I've had many friends and associates espouse such beliefs. these were typically bright individuals as i dont associate with morons (except puddlemonkey) it is not a matter of intelligence or lack of that dictates ones belief in the fantastic or improbable but rather a personality style. i am a skeptic and cant understand how people believe in a benevolent anthropomorphic judeo christian god when all the evidence points to the contrary. we can argue all day but science is science and when something is presented without a shred of evidence it is mythos. it may be fun to romanticize and wax philosophical about such subjects but we should leave it at that. i think the sciences are just too boring for some and they need conspiracies and ghost. thats cool with me!!! if everybody liked the same horse there wouldnt be much of a horse race
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Perhaps they just think that science is not a completed book of work. There are still things to be discovered and explained.
 
samoth said:
Crap, that was supposed to be a bug-eyed smiley. Dammit. It was really cute, too.



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LOL. Give it up man.
 
Okay, about this reiterated giant squid -- you all know there is a difference between the mythological GIANT SQUID and the actual species of giant squid that exist, right? Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea was a work of fiction, folks.



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samoth said:
Okay, about this reiterated giant squid -- you all know there is a difference between the mythological GIANT SQUID and the actual species of giant squid that exist, right? Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea was a work of fiction, folks.



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That was sort of my point, sammy. ;-) Unfounded creatures do exist, but they may not be as fantastic as what imaginative people have described.
 
heatherrae said:
That was sort of my point, sammy. ;-) Unfounded creatures do exist, but they may not be as fantastic as what imaginative people have described.
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my point exactly:

1. heatherrae, iq 120-130 range (waaay above average) personality: credulous.

2. samoth, iq 140-150 ( stratosphere braniac) personality: incredulous.
 
layinback said:
my point exactly:

1. heatherrae, iq 120-130 range (waaay above average) personality: credulous.

2. samoth, iq 140-150 ( stratosphere braniac) personality: incredulous.
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Although, it is easier for some pure science people to lable everyone who disagrees with them as stupid, some of the truly great scientists have known to always think big and not to discount everything that is not yet discovered.

Don't you think real scientist are scouring jungles and oceans right this minute in search of new species?
 
layinback said:
my point exactly:

1. heatherrae, iq 120-130 range (waaay above average) personality: credulous.

2. samoth, iq 140-150 ( stratosphere braniac) personality: incredulous.
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I think IQ tests are largely overestimated, especially on the interwebs. I'd give myself an above average 110-115.

I have no clue what the IQ range for lawers is.



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heatherrae said:
some of the truly great scientists have known to always think big and not to discount everything that is not yet discovered.
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This is so the cue for someone to misquote Einstein talking about "god" again, lol. I cringe everytime I see that.



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layinback said:
this has morphed into CREDULOUS personality types vs. INCREDULOUS personality types. some folk believe in ghost, demons, bigfoot and gods. I've had many friends and associates espouse such beliefs. these were typically bright individuals as i dont associate with morons (except puddlemonkey) it is not a matter of intelligence or lack of that dictates ones belief in the fantastic or improbable but rather a personality style. i am a skeptic and cant understand how people believe in a benevolent anthropomorphic judeo christian god when all the evidence points to the contrary. we can argue all day but science is science and when something is presented without a shred of evidence it is mythos. it may be fun to romanticize and wax philosophical about such subjects but we should leave it at that. i think the sciences are just too boring for some and they need conspiracies and ghost. thats cool with me!!! if everybody liked the same horse there wouldnt be much of a horse race
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Oh my god, I like totally believe in like Ghosts and UFO's, Like there was this one time like I was totally praying to God and like I saw a ghost. It was this cool ghost. It looked like a ufo.
 
...and how about the research scientists for SETI? They are looking for something that most people automatically discount. I don't know if they will ever find anything, but they certainly aren't laughing about the possibility and discounting the intelligence of those who may believe in something beyond what has been already proven.
 
Just because we cannot see it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
There are many dimensions on the planet that we will never me privy to
 
samoth said:
I think IQ tests are largely overestimated, especially on the interwebs. I'd give myself an above average 110-115.

I have no clue what the IQ range for lawers is.



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You are way beyond 115, sammy.

I, like you, think IQ test are much ado about nothing, though.

You can actually learn how to ace IQ tests, with practice. If they are a true measure of intelligence, this shouldn't be the case.

When I was in the gifted program in school, they were always testing us for various things. Our scores kept rising and rising, because we just got really good at the various tests...lol. Our intelligence certainly had not changed that drastically.
 
heatherrae said:
...and how about the research scientists for SETI? They are looking for something that most people automatically discount. I don't know if they will ever find anything, but they certainly aren't laughing about the possibility and discounting the intelligence of those who may believe in something beyond what has been already proven.
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Most people discount extraterrestrial life? I figured most people believed in it one way or another, depending on if there exists a popular television show like the X-Files showing at the time. Television greatly influences the masses through fictional shows like Star Trek, X-Files and CSI, for better or for worse.



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samoth said:
Most people discount extraterrestrial life? I figured most people believed in it one way or another, depending on if there exists a popular television show like the X-Files showing at the time. Television greatly influences the masses through fictional shows like Star Trek, X-Files and CSI, for better or for worse.



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maybe I don't have my finger on the pulse of popular opinion, but I think most would say that such things do not exist.
 
blueta2 said:
Just because we cannot see it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
There are many dimensions on the planet that we will never me privy to
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I never cared for string theory.



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samoth said:
I think IQ tests are largely overestimated, especially on the interwebs. I'd give myself an above average 110-115.

I have no clue what the IQ range for lawers is.



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people with 115 IQ's do not become physicist. furthermore they do not look at math as a "hobby". i am not refering to interweb test i am talking about the wechsler. internet intelligence inventories are a joke. shit puddlemonkey probably could test out normal on an internet IQ test. lol. you are underestimating yourself. btw you are a great guy, but its not your IQ that makes you great. intelligence is an inherited trait. complimenting someone on IQ is like complimenting someone for being tall.
 
samoth said:
I think IQ tests are largely overestimated, especially on the interwebs. I'd give myself an above average 110-115.

I have no clue what the IQ range for lawers is.



:cow:
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IQ range for lawyers seems to run a pretty wide swath. I have met some who make me wonder how they passed the bar. Others are brilliant. Ironically, the richest lawyer I know is also the dumbest...:lmao:
 
samoth said:
Most people discount extraterrestrial life? I figured most people believed in it one way or another, depending on if there exists a popular television show like the X-Files showing at the time. Television greatly influences the masses through fictional shows like Star Trek, X-Files and CSI, for better or for worse.



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if their is extraterrestrial life and it is intelligent we dont want to meet up with it. our physic dictate a speed limit for the universe of 186000 miles per second. (at least for intrinsic matter) and these fuckers are capable of star travel (vaaaast distances)? fuck me runnin backwards. the last thing you wanna see is a UFO!!! we would be a formicular of ants, nuthin more .
 
blueta2 said:
Oh my god, I like totally believe in like Ghosts and UFO's, Like there was this one time like I was totally praying to God and like I saw a ghost. It was this cool ghost. It looked like a ufo.
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LMAO
 
I find it funny that layinback made an assumption about my IQ range, though. How did you come to that figure? Because of my career?

I bet if you knew that I have a science degree you would have guessed a higher number. ;-)
 
heatherrae said:
You are way beyond 115, sammy.

I, like you, think IQ test are much ado about nothing, though.

You can actually learn how to ace IQ tests, with practice. If they are a true measure of intelligence, this shouldn't be the case.

When I was in the gifted program in school, they were always testing us for various things. Our scores kept rising and rising, because we just got really good at the various tests...lol. Our intelligence certainly had not changed that drastically.
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Yeah, I figured Samoth would be a 125 - 130.

I had a friend who got kicked out of the "gifted" program.
He became kind of a problem student.
He was still smart, just kind of an asshole.
Those are my favorite kind of people.
 
layinback said:
if their is extraterrestrial life and it is intelligent we dont want to meet up with it. our physic dictate a speed limit for the universe of 186000 miles per second. (at least for intrinsic matter) and these fuckers are capable of star travel (vaaaast distances)? fuck me runnin backwards. the last thing you wanna see is a UFO!!! we would be a formicular of ants, nuthin more .
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:worried: Wow I wonder how many speeding tickets Buck Rogers got... only being able to travel at 186,000 miles per hour
 
Mine is 140+ . My mother had me tested by the school psychologist because I was a problem child...
 
Stefka said:
Oh crap
Does this mean we have to be friends now?
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It could. I'm not that outspoken in real life. Only in the internet world. I'd piss off too many people in the real world and have to deal with the social consequences.
 
biteme said:
It could. I'm not that outspoken in real life. Only in the internet world. I'd piss off too many people in the real world and have to deal with the social consequences.
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problem children unite
 
Arabian said:
:worried: Wow I wonder how many speeding tickets Buck Rogers got... only being able to travel at 186,000 miles per hour
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Those little green, bug-eyed men were pulling him over all the time.
 
heatherrae said:
I find it funny that layinback made an assumption about my IQ range, though. How did you come to that figure? Because of my career?

I bet if you knew that I have a science degree you would have guessed a higher number. ;-)
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you is a smart girl, heather. no, the science degree would not have swayed my assessment. no, not your career as lawyers, doc's and the like score 100 and up. you have high verbal intelligence, a really cool ability to express very complex ideas and emotions,with ease. you are DRIVEN by your emotions and it is your cross to bare in this life. your keen intellect is always at odds with your slightly immature emotional self. i dare you take a wechsler IQ test and if you dont score what i said you would i will by 100000 karma for you. i trust you to tell me true results because i KNOW ppl really really well and you are honest. trust me i have a gift for this sorta thing.
 
layinback said:
you is a smart girl, heather. no, the science degree would not have swayed my assessment. no, not your career as lawyers, doc's and the like score 100 and up. you have high verbal intelligence, a really cool ability to express very complex ideas and emotions,with ease. you are DRIVEN by your emotions and it is your cross to bare in this life. your keen intellect is always at odds with your slightly immature emotional self. i dare you take a wechsler IQ test and if you dont score what i said you would i will by 100000 karma for you. i trust you to tell me true results because i KNOW ppl really really well and you are honest. trust me i have a gift for this sorta thing.
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Honest to God, I've never scored as low as you guessed, but that is cool.
 
Arabian said:
:worried: Wow I wonder how many speeding tickets Buck Rogers got... only being able to travel at 186,000 miles per hour
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lol. i think he "warped" space and used "dilithium crystals". anywho i loved doing psylocybin mushrooms and watching the t.v. version when i was a teen.
 
heatherrae said:
Honest to God, I've never scored as low as you guessed, but that is cool.
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well, better to underestimate. as for me i am "the bird man of alcatraz" guy. btw i am estimating based on your internet persona with limited data. (i have a little dose of antisocial personality and i am good at readin folks. self help, therapy, selfawareness and gettin lil older have conspired to mellow me out. read: not dangerous ......anymore)
 
layinback said:
well, better to underestimate. as for me i am "the bird man of alcatraz" guy. btw i am estimating based on your internet persona with limited data. (i have a little dose of antisocial personality and i am good at readin folks. self help, therapy, selfawareness and gettin lil older have conspired to mellow me out. read: not dangerous ......anymore)
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You don't strike me as being antisocial.

You did hit one nail on the head, though. I'm like a walking sack of estrogen. I would probably breast feed the planet and give everyone flowers and kisses if I had the chance...LOL. Overly emotional, romantic, and maternal -- my downfalls.
 
heatherrae said:
You don't strike me as being antisocial.

You did hit one nail on the head, though. I'm like a walking sack of estrogen. I would probably breast feed the planet and give everyone flowers and kisses if I had the chance...LOL. Overly emotional, romantic, and maternal -- my downfalls.
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I was thinking more along the lines that you'd chop our balls off and send a sympathy card. :worried:
 
layinback said:
well, better to underestimate. as for me i am "the bird man of alcatraz" guy. btw i am estimating based on your internet persona with limited data. (i have a little dose of antisocial personality and i am good at readin folks. self help, therapy, selfawareness and gettin lil older have conspired to mellow me out. read: not dangerous ......anymore)
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I think you should start a thread in which you psycho-analyze everyone on EF.
That could be interesting.
Do me first please.
 
heatherrae said:
You don't strike me as being antisocial.

You did hit one nail on the head, though. I'm like a walking sack of estrogen. I would probably breast feed the planet and give everyone flowers and kisses if I had the chance...LOL. Overly emotional, romantic, and maternal -- my downfalls.
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civil law ? tell me you are not corp. or criminal law. btw i had lunch with errol copilevitz last month. wow, he is one smart lawyer and very pricey!!!
 
Stefka said:
I think you should start a thread in which you psycho-analyze everyone on EF.
That could be interesting.
Do me first please.
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you would fall in love with me in 3 days. end of session.
 
heatherrae said:
IQ range for lawyers seems to run a pretty wide swath. I have met some who make me wonder how they passed the bar. Others are brilliant. Ironically, the richest lawyer I know is also the dumbest...:lmao:
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A good memory must help dullards get through law school.
 
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