Hardest questions to answer

[TigerLily]

I posed the question but had to think about it before I answered. I'm not religious. Mostly agnostic when I'm not downright Pagan. So I don't buy into the Bible Creation story. But in its own way I think it may explain the mystery of Creation rather well based on the understanding people had of actions beyond their limited knowledge.

I'm intrigued by the Ancient Alien theory but far from convinced. And hard to imagine all of Creation is merely an accident that evolved from microbes to Mankind. But the latter is closest to how I think things most likely started and evolved.  However, I also have a strong sense that our consciousness or "soul" persists after our physical death. Not sure how that fits with the theory of accidental evolution but what do I know? Maybe the difference between a physical and ethereal existence?

[GravitySucks]

I posed the question but had to think about it before I answered. I'm not religious. Mostly agnostic when I'm not downright Pagan. So I don't buy into the Bible Creation story. But in its own way I think it may explain the mystery of Creation rather well based on the understanding people had of actions beyond their limited knowledge.

I'm intrigued by the Ancient Alien theory but far from convinced. And hard to imagine all of Creation is merely an accident that evolved from microbes to Mankind. But the latter is closest to how I think things most likely started and evolved.  However, I also have a strong sense that our consciousness or "soul" persists after our physical death. Not sure how that fits with the theory of accidental evolution but what do I know? Maybe the difference between a physical and ethereal existence?

Who created the aliens?

[starrmtn001]

Who created the aliens?

Alien aliens.

[Lilith]

Alien aliens.

Ken and Barbie.

[TigerLily]

Ken and Barbie.

With head transplants

[Yorkshire pud]

With head transplants

Can we be sure?

[TigerLily]

Can we be sure?

You'd have to ask brig and Starr on that one

[Jackstar]

I have a hard time reconciling the God of Moses with the God of Jesus.

Eh? It's easy. One's a sick duck, and...

[Dyna-X]

I posed the question but had to think about it before I answered. I'm not religious. Mostly agnostic when I'm not downright Pagan. So I don't buy into the Bible Creation story. But in its own way I think it may explain the mystery of Creation rather well based on the understanding people had of actions beyond their limited knowledge.

I'm intrigued by the Ancient Alien theory but far from convinced. And hard to imagine all of Creation is merely an accident that evolved from microbes to Mankind. But the latter is closest to how I think things most likely started and evolved.  However, I also have a strong sense that our consciousness or "soul" persists after our physical death. Not sure how that fits with the theory of accidental evolution but what do I know? Maybe the difference between a physical and ethereal existence?

The way I resolve this creation question is to see the atoms and molecules of creation as more like auto-stacking Lego building blocks than as random things and so the "hurrricane making a 747 from a junkyard" statement oft heard really is a poor comparison. However, to build these Legos to fit and auto-combine and stack is the Mind of the Creator and after this was done - we are kind of on our own like tadpoles. I think we go on in a non-dogmatized reincarnation - but that the questions of "Divine Intervention" or a "Personal God" are difficult to answer.

Every time I hear "We chose our parents" or this or that circumstance before we came here, I call bullshit. As best I can tell even the karma thingy doesn't really work too well either. Its more like we are all who we are anyway. Criminal types will continue to gain lifetime to lifetime until they are physically caught and stopped. So if Earth is a "prison planet" and real prisons just create stronger criminals - well, you see where this is going.

[Lilith]

You'd have to ask brig and Starr on that one

I switched em back since Starr informed me. 

[FightTheFuture]

Hardest question to answer? That`s easy. How the heck did Clemson win the Natti??

#Clemsonsucks

[Jackstar]

How the heck did Clemson win the Natti??

Jews.

[GravitySucks]

Here's one, to start things off:  Which is harder to imagine ... A finite universe, or an infinite one?  Think about it.

Interesting documentary. It helped me form my new postulation that photons cannot exist.

https://www.amazon.com/Everything-Nothing-Amazing-Science-Empty/dp/B01MY6PO1C

[zeebo]

...Every time I hear "We chose our parents" or this or that circumstance before we came here, I call bullshit.

Ha, yeah me too.  Seems alot more random than that, like this is all a big role-playing game and you start the whole thing off with a dice roll, e.g. ...."Ok, last time you were a Sri Lankan woman with psoriasis and a penchant for writing cat poetry ... ROLL ... Ok, this time you'll be a Norwegian man with dyslexia who's highly skilled in ultimate frisbee. Good luck.  START."

[Rix Gins]

Which career was Jethro Bodine (Beverly Hillbillies) best suited for?

  1. Brain Surgeon
  2. Hollywood Producer
  3. Double-Naught Spy.

[Yorkshire pud]

Which career was Jethro Bodine (Beverly Hillbillies) best suited for?

  1. Brain Surgeon
  2. Hollywood Producer
  3. Double-Naught Spy.

If Jethro Tull hadn't invented the seed drill, what would the name have been of the self indulgent prog rock/folk group that Ian Anderson fronted?

[TigerLily]

If Jethro Tull hadn't invented the seed drill, what would the name have been of the self indulgent prog rock/folk group that Ian Anderson fronted?

If Ian Punnett were named after Ian Anderson would he still have tinnitus?

[Dyna-X]

If Ian Punnett were named after Ian Anderson would he still have tinnitus?

Wond'ring Aloud

[zeebo]

Here's one:  Why are you you, and not somebody else? 

(I'm reminded of the old saying:  Don't try to be someone you're not - everyone else is already taken.  )

[Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost]

Here's one:  Why are you you, and not somebody else? 

(I'm reminded of the old saying:  Don't try to be someone you're not - everyone else is already taken.  )

The right sperm got lucky.

[Camazotz Automat]

Here's one:  Why are you you, and not somebody else? 

(I'm reminded of the old saying:  Don't try to be someone you're not - everyone else is already taken.  )

It does not answer the question exactly, but via hypnotic regression, I recall seeing this just before incarnation:

[Inglorious Bitch]

Hardest question to answer? That`s easy. How the heck did Clemson win the Natti??

#Clemsonsucks

Good to see you back! Who is Clemson?

[PChirp]

The right sperm got lucky.

^ +100

[akwilly]

A waitress told me the soup of the day and I asked her "who is the salad"?

[Walks_At_Night]

Here's one:  Why are you you, and not somebody else? 

(I'm reminded of the old saying:  Don't try to be someone you're not - everyone else is already taken.  )

For me it's because the Japanese killed the other poor bastard and not my Old Man.

[TigerLily]

Here's one:  Why are you you, and not somebody else? 

(I'm reminded of the old saying:  Don't try to be someone you're not - everyone else is already taken.  )

No one else wanted the job

[Yorkshire pud]

The right sperm got lucky.

Explain how you're XXZ chromosomes.

[Yorkshire pud]

Why do 99% of cafe's and such have panino as panini? And go on to sell paninis or even panini's We don't have sandwicheses. Bastards.

[zeebo]

No one else wanted the job

lol I can't prove this is right but it sure feels right.

[Taaroa]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqTl0qNYRjc

The answer is no.