Comments on: La la la, I can’t hear you…

By: Jenssen

Jenssen — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 06:00:51 +0000

The ability to look at the facts right in the face, walk away ignoring what you saw and saying to yourself
surley the world is not like that in order to keep what little sanity that remains.
Is not a sign of stupidity. I do it all the time. ( Hahaha )
For me science is my religion it has no real rules only boundrys of personal ethics and logic.
And its a religion requires much more study than that of christ and pals, and nothing becomes clear in the end.
For anyone who has read everything there is to know about a subject, they know that the solution
becomes more illuding for every fact they learn.
Which brings me back to my main point, as you read about all the amazing human who have passed before us
and all the wonders of science. When I sit and talk to a stupid person, I look at thier facts ( ie their belief … facts to them )
right in the face. Then walk away ignoring what I have seen saying to myself
“Surley the world is not like that”

By: bill dixon

bill dixon — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 17:24:13 +0000

so if the moon is not a source of light, I suppose a mirror does not produce a image of light when reflected. its truly ashame that some people would pass there self off as empty when full of self doubt. but true weakness will be found if all you have is a grave plot coming. for in silence and unjudgemental attiudude could gain a light of light in a deadly world.

By: stranger

stranger — Sat, 15 Apr 2006 05:39:00 +0000

quite easily, actually. use of the brain is something that has to be cultivated, practiced, encouraged. in a nation such as this one, where citizens are trained instead to let their brain lie dormant and allow others to do their thinking, there’s very little motivation to intelligence or independent thought.