reply to post by gib_niner
sorry folks, if you want me to die, you'll have to work for it - and avoid mistakes.
This is an interesting comment - who said anything about dying - also they lived quite well in the middle ages.
earth's human population is often given as 6,6-8 billion people, which is probably a lie, because India, f-ex won't admit or even know how many
people live in their country. anyways, 7,4 now, 1 billion then means 6,4 will have to disappear somehow.
do you believe in Santa Claus?
as for the middle ages, i thought the contact reports were about Evo-, rather than DEvolution. needless to say, without using current technologies, we
cannot expect to develop new ones, obviously.
Thats not it at all - There are numerous free energy sources that have been proven to be viable over time but that unfortunately have been supressed -
Billy advocates the use of these
yes, so we're alledgedly unable to get supressed tech in the open (if you're talking about ZPR, i wonder if they'd advocate its use, becauase of
the power it would convey), but we're supposedly able to remove each and every dam, dismantle all nukes (what would that change? we cannot destroy
the metals themselves without liberating energy) inbcluding power plants and sit merrily in the dark?
i don't have that power, you don't either (or are refusing to use it) i suggest you stop dreaming for a minute. the majority could not care less
about the nonsense we're writing here and they'd gladly kill us if they were told to do it, especially if we gave them a reason. heck, simple
politician's BS and a bit of thug massage and brainwash will reliably bring that side out of every society. or so the 20th century has taught us.
sounds out of whack, i know.
it is the same in respect to, for example, when they are talking about how imperative it is for us humans to replace the highly unjust warmongering
leaders that currently hold all the channels of power in the world and to replace them with far far wiser and reasonable individuals
ya, you know it seems as if these wiser individuals don't cut the mustard. call it religion's fault (funny stereotyping, eh?) if you must, but it
works for them, while what you're saying doesn't appear work for anyone.
these are the facts, deal with them, you can talk about justice and wisdom when you can DO things. until then, your philosophical quest had better
include weapons tech and military tactics, because that's predictably going to be only way to get the current system off its tracks before we're all
going to hell along with it.
yet however obviously the necessary act for him at that point in his life stage is to undergoe the chemotherapy treatment WHETHER HE LIKES IT OR
NOT!
do you know how many people actually survive chemo? a curious statement on a CT board that includes Medical Issues. in fact you DO have a choice,
which you have to be willing to use....
www.abovetopsecret.com...
...and live and die with the outcome. it's not that hard. it's called making a decision.
many of the things you think are clear cut, in fact aren't, AGW is one of them.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
that thread is denoted entirely to AGW and its inherent logical fallacies, the most glaring one being, IF we can't keep the weather within arbitrary
bounds, we're at fault, which implies we could do that, which is unproven.
of course it relies heavily on faith, much like many statistically shady medical procedures, i'm afraid. to be brutally honest, that's
exactly what i have learned to expect from people who defend this particular story, which is telling enough for me.