I have a theory

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

shoot also, to make sure no one mis understands,

everything is one demensional, which, consequently, permits everything to be true given the proper mindset. every individual thought can act together to form bigger thoughts. that's all there is. is thought, and the infinite manifestations of it.

Stoner Shadow Wolf Reviewed by Stoner Shadow Wolf on 05-09-2006. I have a theory I think in a long run of ages that we , the human race, are gods and maybe in 1000000 years monkeys will be gods if they obtain reason wich some species of monkeys actually do. Untill all of what we can learn on this planet, this solar system and why not the universe is known we might be ourselves creating life. But not a God like the all mighty perfect God, Jah or whatever other names other religions name them. Just gods that can create and manipulate, in a mathematical precision, life. Rating: 5

[mrdevious]

hmmmm, are you saying that our thought creates existence or that existence only exists for us and is relevant to us according to our thoughts perceptions?

kant.... I seem to be too stoned to remember kant's doings right now, but I didn't study him as thoroughly as I should have anyway. wikipedia would be your best bet I suppose.

and on a bright note, I've been dry for 2 weeks until today I was in pain and my mom said she saved me some weed she found a few months ago . man, I love everybody again.

[harmonicminor]

anyone know about the superstring theory or holographic reality?? It goes a step ahead of quantum physics.
all matter is made of energy. think of what atoms are made up of. this energy therefore can be made of pure thought. where does this thought come from???? other dimensions maybe????
now back to the first post on evolution....
if that were possible I think mankind would have evolved more in the past 10,000 years or so.
monkeys would have evolved into man but nope they are still in the woods swinging from trees are they not??? sure they resemble man but thier genetic code has always been different and always will be.

[Euphoric]

if that were possible I think mankind would have evolved more in the past 10,000 years or so.
monkeys would have evolved into man but nope they are still in the woods swinging from trees are they not??? sure they resemble man but thier genetic code has always been different and always will be.

chimpanzees share 98% of our genetic code. They are not "less evolved humans" but rather a species that has evolved seperately from us from a common ancestor


evolutionevolutionevolutionevolutionevo |---(sentient machines
evolutionevolutionevolutionevolutionevo|
evolutionevolutionevo|----(humans)-----(psi humans
evolutionevolutionevo|
(primate) -----
evolutionevo|
evolutionevol|_____(chimpanzee)----?


People have been getting taller for hundreds of years..
Homo sapiens purpose was to develop technology and possibly to spread life to another world, the species before to develop communication and tools. Our next evolutionary phase must be very close. Many believe the next evolutionary step for us is to develop psychic awareness.
Or maybe we are at the end of this line of development and will go extinct, giving rise to sentient machines.

[Polymirize]

Decartes was actually French.

And Kant's major contribution was a theory of mind in which time and space where the mental intuitions by which the mind sorts all empirical data. But these intuitions were a given, arising not from the mind but from the "noumenal" realm (as opposed to phenomenal, which is the physical reality). This noumenal/phenomenal distinction, the boundary between the seen and unseen worlds allows for the compatabilism between freedom and determinism for Kant, who proposed that it is only through following the moral law that we become free.

It's a compatabilist ontology, more of a dual-aspect theory than the Cartesian substance dualism which Buddha definately was NOT a proponent of...

[harmonicminor]

I never thought of that euphoric. :-)
but then think of this.......
did all of the different human races evolve separately on thier continents or whatever and then just happen to almost be identical????

[mrdevious]

Decartes was actually French.

thank you for correcting me there, I'm surprised I didn't guess that considering his obviously French name lol.

It's a compatabilist ontology, more of a dual-aspect theory than the Cartesian substance dualism which Buddha definately was NOT a proponent of...

Not sure if that's in regard to my previous post; but just to clarify, I was talking about Buddha's theory on the nature of reality, not him being a proponent of Cartesian Dualism (which I can't say I'm crazy over myself).

[mrdevious]

I never thought of that euphoric. :-)
but then think of this.......
did all of the different human races evolve separately on thier continents or whatever and then just happen to almost be identical????

Apparently we all came from Africa, I've seen some interesting maps on where humans migrated to during the paleolithic era. It looks like we came from Southern Africa and moved gradually northward till we reached Israel. at which point 4 groups broke off; 1 to Europe, 1 to Iraq, 1 to india, and 1 to the Yello River region of China. The Chinese factions went to Korea (and eventually japan, which was still attached to Korea as of 11,000 years ago), and others went to the north and eventually moved across to alaska and the northern regions of North America. I'm not really sure how the South American natives got there though, that would be really interesting to find out. I've always wondered if the Aztecs were a faction split from the early Egyptians considering the similarities in their architectural knowledge (their buildings and temples look almost like egyptian architecture at it's earliest stages), similarities in religious heirarchy, and this is just speculative but their names seem to sound very egyptian to me.

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

hmmmm, are you saying that our thought creates existence or that existence only exists for us and is relevant to us according to our thoughts perceptions?

kant.... I seem to be too stoned to remember kant's doings right now, but I didn't study him as thoroughly as I should have anyway. wikipedia would be your best bet I suppose.

and on a bright note, I've been dry for 2 weeks until today I was in pain and my mom said she saved me some weed she found a few months ago . man, I love everybody again.

a gradual combination in accordance to one's own individual mentality, which work together in combination of other mentalities to form larger mentalities not immedietly percievable to the mentalities that massively form the greater one.


the smallest mentality (i THINK) that WE are aware of is the electrodes of an atom.

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

Apparently we all came from Africa, I've seen some interesting maps on where humans migrated to during the paleolithic era. It looks like we came from Southern Africa and moved gradually northward till we reached Israel. at which point 4 groups broke off; 1 to Europe, 1 to Iraq, 1 to india, and 1 to the Yello River region of China. The Chinese factions went to Korea (and eventually japan, which was still attached to Korea as of 11,000 years ago), and others went to the north and eventually moved across to alaska and the northern regions of North America. I'm not really sure how the South American natives got there though, that would be really interesting to find out. I've always wondered if the Aztecs were a faction split from the early Egyptians considering the similarities in their architectural knowledge (their buildings and temples look almost like egyptian architecture at it's earliest stages), similarities in religious heirarchy, and this is just speculative but their names seem to sound very egyptian to me.

PERSONALLY i believe humans have been around long before the splitting of the continents, and at which point were 100% in tune with the rest of the universe (as if we were not physical, in the sense we commonly associate with alive) yet physical never the less... we had no need for anything physical as we had "ascented" at birth sort of deal.

i am not certain why we would have de-evilved from that mindset, but like i said, it is a mindset, something could have interfered with wyping out a way of thinking (not anymore i hope, given internet).

there had to have been initially 5 races of humans, perhaps evolved from common animals from the area, given their 5 distinct physical traits.