*WHEW* So I have an overwhelming amount to say about this topic lol, but Im gonna try to slim it down...

As a Nuclear Physics major, I am interested in any and every theory, perspective, model, supposition, idea that can be posed. I was once enamored by superstring theory and m-theory, until I began doing more in-depth research. The greatest thing about all these is that they arent even theories... A theory must have some way for a scientist to prove or disprove it. They are merely scientific models by which many people are attempting to devise a unified theory. It is more and more becoming a joke in the scientific community because so many people are trying to figure out the mathematical logistics of it, and then trying to equate it with a physical model. Then they wonder why they have not been able to match them up for the past 60 or so years. Wikipedia's articles are informative, and for the most part, they are not exactly incorrect. HOWEVER, do not expect to read articles from an online encyclopedia that anybody can edit about highly advanced theoretical physics and expect to be well-informed and knowledgeable about the subject.

All matter is comprised of energy. Energy that has been condensed and specialized to achieve whatever properties it has. Energy can not be created nor destroyed, so when we die, that surplus of residual energy is still there. Prove to me that this energy does not remain clustered together and retain its thought-energy properties. I do not even want to go into detail on this because I will go on forever.


I love martial arts as well. I have been obsessed with martial arts techniques and philosophies since I was 4, and have studied many different ones. Shaolin Kung Fu is one of my all time favorites, and I would love to train in the temple. My Sifu worked with some pretty amazing people. Tai Chi is great for balance, strength and controlling your internal energy. Wing Chun Kung Fu is another favorite of mine, and I would love to train under a Sifu as I have only been able to study it on my own. I love Muay Thai, its alot of fun, and its almost as brutal as Wing Chun. As far as Dim Mak is concerned, that is another art that I am studying right now. I have a book written by an osteopathic physician explaining all the concepts of Dim Mak, and then showing how they are truly connected via his knowledge of osteopathic medicine. Dim Mak is no joke... its very dangerous and real. The reason why the orient has remained so relatively unchained for so many thousands of years is because their way of life, their philosophies, even their languages are all interconnected, and give them a deeper, richer perspective of the world.

The one Earthly religion I believe comes closest to the truth? In fact, eerily close.. Zen Buddhism.