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Originally posted by dzonatas
Originally posted by Aeons
Mumbo-jumbo. You needed big thread to start asking mumbo-jumbo. Reorganizing things people are typing and adding a dash of crazy with paranormal word salad - always a great type of poster.
No.
It's just people who think like you is what gives me more confidence of how many won't actually get to know any of the knowledge of nature and what's beyond their so-called well-defined science.
I feel safer.
Originally posted by avriel
When you stop being so arrogant we might be able to discuss things openly. But while your mind is closed you are blind to so many possibilities. I never claimed to be right or even claimed that this was due to a time shift or shift in reality. I simply stated that I remembered something differently than how it is now.
Observation Affects Reality
REHOVOT, Israel, February 26, 1998--One of the most bizarre premises of quantum theory, which has long fascinated philosophers and physicists alike, states that by the very act of watching, the observer affects the observed reality.
Originally posted by Solasis
No, no. I respect your position in general, but you've brought this thread farther off topic than any of the people you're railing against. You're also being really bewildering and your grammar kind of sucks. Please, leave this thread and do your thing elsewhere, or talk about the thread itself again.
Originally posted by Solasis
The rest of my points still stand.
Furthermore, logical order and temporal order are completely different things. Time being non-linear would make absolutely no difference to the matter of circular reasoning.
Originally posted by Tiffani528
Food for thought: Ok, I am new to this site. What if the differences are because time has changed to a more rapid pace? Just a thought…. Maybe the movement you notice or the discrepancies you notice are due to time moving faster. Like when you flip through a series of the same picture quickly, you are more likely to notice small discrepancies. And why would groups of people come forward about timeline issues if there was nothing to notice? I think it is legitimate to think that a change is being observed. The question is, what is the change? What we see is always skewed with perception based on experience. Are your timelines messed up or is time moving faster?
Originally posted by dzonatas
Who remembers when Pluto was a planet?
I know that Earth is the 4th rock from the Sun.
[edit on 16-2-2010 by dzonatas]