What are We

[NormanMatchem]

I like the freedom bit, but I see it as somewhat darker. I have nothing to lose, so what is there to fear? If I was high right now, I'd have a different opinion. I was actually thinking of that time and space bit a few days ago; how we're all on this earth for a mere 70-90 years if were lucky, which doesn't even count a blink of an eye in the big picture, yet there's been BILLIONS, or TRILLIONS of beings before us, and that we all shared this one little rock floating in nothingness. Interesting.

[williammorley]

to understand what we are we have to be able to understand what we aren't which would be impossible the ability to conceptualize a perfectly straight line makes our intellect seem "real" to us yet intuitively obvious no line can be perfectly straight or globe round or surface flat, you just keep going and going - this was taught to me by my 11 year old son -

[williammorley]

@williammorley the ultimate imperfection makes for the possibility of it's inherent opposite - that which is perfect, such as this blue planet however precarious and non eternal it all is

[EvilKush1234]

doctor bob I wondering if you have taken time to look at some of the magnetic motors and other overunity machines on the web. Can you comment on how this type of technology would change our society.

[bhweller]

none of those things are real. However, take heart....cold fusion is real.

[doctorbobcannabuzz]

from what I know they do not seem realistic, but I am open to learning more.