The Hellstrom Chronicle - Part 3

[AdognamedOp]

I dont know if Im mad or glad I dont trip no more.

[P1eski]

@DEMIGODofWAR7 don't know what you mean, but a scientific theory is no trifling matter. It requires rigorous proof and observation. Unlike vernacular English, it does NOT mean idea or supposition....

[Noodles37UK]

03:36 MED- IIIIC!!

[P1eski]

"the creator made two of everything"?

How old is this vid. Does it predate evolutionary science?

[56BUICKRiviera]

Many scientists believe in a creator. The theory is some thing had to have a hand in creating time and life.

[Noodles37UK]

@56BUICKRiviera But Who or what? It's FASCINATING. And if A God, devised something as scary, dangerous, massive and complex yet necessary to our lives as the Sun- then who or what made THEM? I'm not scared of the Universe anymore. It gave us... us. lol!

[Metamusik]

@56BUICKRiviera "Many Scientists" have yet to come up with a sufficient answer to the Theo-dice problem, so let's hope for all our sakes that the sum total of existence isn't sentient because that particular entity would probably not be very nice. Assuming that it would give a shit, of course.

[eternalpunx]

@P1eski Evolutionary science does not necessarily preclude the existence of God. Chesterton actually asserted that as a theory it does nothing to challenge the faith (he was a Roman Catholic; I'm very not) because God could create either quickly or slowly. I actually know a few Protestants that would affirm theistic evolution as the means of creation and have heard that the Vatican affirms evolution (though this is possibly third hand information)

[eternalpunx]

@P1eski Here's an article by someone that knows more about this than I do. ww w. godevidence. co m/2011/09/ why-evolution-cant-be-cited-as­-evidence-against-god/

[hornetpalooza]

He's like the Carl Sagan of biology. Great vid! Cool music too.

[CheesyPanda1]

"The instinct to harvest is akin to the instinct of greed." So true!!!

We've even created farming harvest of livestock. It's a horror compared to the insects straightforward and fast approach.

They should have also shown ant husbandry with care and milking of aphids.

[CheesyPanda1]

This 1971 movie influenced Frank Herbert into writing the scifi poltical horror book "Hellstom's Hive" which was published in 1973. It's about a secret hidden threat to the future of the police state. It's Dr. Hellstrom's hive of human insects. There are humans with giant brains and tiny limbs for thinking, and small brained super strong humans, even a powerful chemical weapon human to fight intruders. And female DNA retriever's that go into normal human areas.

[KrasnayaArmada]

cool ty love me some herbert

[MindsUnleashed]

Yah Ants not only survived Dinosaurs, they have adapted to survive Acids, Solar rays, Floods, and Large predators such as Wasp (their ancestors) with shear numbers and determination.

[dragonfolder]

Sweet :) Love bugs