01 Oct 10
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Originally posted by FabianFnasAnswer; he's been to those universes.
Noone has ever said that there are 11 different parallel universes and at the same time knowing what he's talking about. From where did you get this piece of desinformation?
I have been to them to. I have brought back souvenirs including a delicious apple pie.
02 Oct 10
Originally posted by FabianFnasThe Discovery Channel. That physicist guy---Oriental with whitish hair? He said there was a big debate among S-theorists about the # of universes: 10 or 11. Finally, 11 won out. That is where I heard it.
Noone has ever said that there are 11 different parallel universes and at the same time knowing what he's talking about. From where did you get this piece of desinformation?
02 Oct 10
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Originally posted by PinkFloydDimensions, dear PinkFloyd, dimensions. Not parallel universes.
The Discovery Channel. That physicist guy---Oriental with whitish hair? He said there was a big debate among S-theorists about the # of universes: 10 or 11. Finally, 11 won out. That is where I heard it.
Why I take this up as an important matter is that some religious people use the word "dimension" in a religious way, not knowing what it is. They think that higher dimension is the same as places where angels and demans live, when science people use 'dimensions' as a way to count spacial and temporal sets of coordinates (or something like that).
When religious people use scientific words without knowing the basic principles for them, they become very confused, and reject science altogether. Some religous people cannot differ evolution from abiogenesis, some even discuss BigBang in terms of evolution, not being able to differ them from eachother. They say 'theories, but mean 'guessings', not knowing the differences. But they are anyway dead sure that they have the Truth in their hands ( "because it says so in the bible" ).
When religious people reject some scientific theories, then they should at least learn something about it before. But no, they don't. But are very upset when n 'non-believer' have wrong opinions about their particular beliefs.
This is not directed toward you, PinkFloyd, but to the phenomenon of desinformation among religious people in general.
02 Oct 10
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Originally posted by FabianFnasCremo is not a Hindu.....if you just sit in your arm chair and google everything, then you will surley make mistakes.
Information about Mr Cremo according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Cremo
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Michael A. Cremo (born July 15, 1948, Schenectady, New York), also known as Drutakarma Dasa, is an American Hindu creationist whose work argues that modern humans have lived on the earth for billions of years. Cremo's antievolutionist book Forbidden Archeology h ...[text shortened]... oanthropologist community. Cremo has referred to himself as a "Vedic creationist."
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Cremo spent 8 yrs researching all the archeological finds.
Your comments are full of envy and spite.....what are you hiding, that you try to discredit someone you never heard of!
02 Oct 10
Originally posted by vishvahetuYou mentioned him, I looked it up, and you call me full of envy and spite? Why so hostile?
Cremo is not a Hindu.....if you just sit in your arm chair and google everything, then you will surley make mistakes.
Cremo spent 8 yrs researching all the archeological finds.
Your comments are full of envy and spite.....what are you hiding, that you try to discredit someone you never heard of!
03 Oct 10
Originally posted by FabianFnasBecause Cremo is an honest man, he follows the spiritual way and doesnt take intoxication, or eat meat, or gamble or has illicit sex....he follow the recommended path of purification and devotion to God.
You mentioned him, I looked it up, and you call me full of envy and spite? Why so hostile?
His work is selfless and and he exposes the cheating scientists where ever he can find them, because the whole world is practically atheistic, and the religions that are in main stream are bogus, and the people are suffering because of it.
03 Oct 10
Originally posted by FabianFnasSorry bout that Fabian---that was my bad. I shouldn't have mixed dimensions with universes. In my defense, the titillating title of the show was "Just how many universes ARE there?" Still, I should not have been fooled by such an advertising trick.
Dimensions, dear PinkFloyd, dimensions. Not parallel universes.
Why I take this up as an important matter is that some religious people use the word "dimension" in a religious way, not knowing what it is. They think that higher dimension is the same as places where angels and demans live, when science people use 'dimensions' as a way to count spacial a ...[text shortened]... inkFloyd, but to the phenomenon of desinformation among religious people in general.
03 Oct 10
Originally posted by vishvahetuWhere did I say that he was not honest? I didn't mention his honesty at all. Why do you read in things in my postings that I didn't write? Are you afraid of something?
Because Cremo is an honest man, he follows the spiritual way and doesnt take intoxication, or eat meat, or gamble or has illicit sex....he follow the recommended path of purification and devotion to God.
His work is selfless and and he exposes the cheating scientists where ever he can find them, because the whole world is practically atheistic, and the religions that are in main stream are bogus, and the people are suffering because of it.
03 Oct 10
Originally posted by PinkFloydNo problem, PinkFloyd. Some people think that nomenclature isn't that important in science, but still it is. Science is anything but sloppy in this regard. As you correct yourself, you are not one of these.
Sorry bout that Fabian---that was my bad. I shouldn't have mixed dimensions with universes. In my defense, the titillating title of the show was "Just how many universes ARE there?" Still, I should not have been fooled by such an advertising trick.
Back on topic.
We know only one universe. Ours. The rest are pure speculations. Or religion.