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@yo-its-me said
Tell me more. Are you a Christian? Quote the bible.

No. Yes. No

@rajk999 said
Actually the realization that the universe is teeming with life and that God has most probably created millions of other civilizations is what makes one feel small. Then again, you get most doctrines in the bible wrong so that explains it.

So you're claiming to have had a "realization" that somehow informs you of the certainty that there is in fact other life forms and civilizations throughout the galaxy.

And you expect you should be taken seriously.

Take your story to the National Enquirer.

@rajk999 said
Take a tour of the bible and you will see there is evidence of life out there.

Quote chapter and verse.

@secondson said
So you're claiming to have had a "realization" that somehow informs you of the certainty that there is in fact other life forms and civilizations throughout the galaxy.

And you expect you should be taken seriously.

Take your story to the National Enquirer.

Really .. Ok I will do that.

@secondson said
Quote chapter and verse.

Nah, I rather enjoy you the way you are. I dont want to open your mind and make you wise.

@yo-its-me said
Tell me more. Are you a Christian? Quote the bible.

Rajk knows more. Rajk has "earned" the title. Rajk quotes the Bible, but only after twisting it to support his heretical beliefs.

@rajk999 said
I dont want to open your mind and make you wise.

I'll take that as a claim of Devine superiority.

Obviously the aliens you've met have enlightened you of your true nature.

@rajk999 said
Really .. Ok I will do that.

You really should. The Enquirer has many readers that will believe you.

@secondson said
I'll take that as a claim of Devine superiority.

Obviously the aliens you've met have enlightened you of your true nature.

I knew this would happen. This topic really pisses off some Christians. I remember saying some of this stuff about 20 yrs ago in a church and the people would have stoned me to death if they could ... lol.

Why is it that this topic which is supported in the bible, makes Christians to worked up? Start with that question.

@secondson said
You really should. The Enquirer has many readers that will believe you.

You really think I need support and people to believe me?

@rajk999 said
I knew this would happen. This topic really pisses off some Christians. I remember saying some of this stuff about 20 yrs ago in a church and the people would have stoned me to death if they could ... lol.

Why is it that this topic which is supported in the bible, makes Christians to worked up? Start with that question.

You say they got pissed off, but I'm sure it was sadness they expressed.

And after you couldn't make any converts you stormed out in a tizzy fit.

Support your assertions with references, otherwise quit making unsubstantiated claims.

Or take it to the Enquirer.

@rajk999 said
No. Yes. No

Did you find that annoying!?!
Cut and paste that you sent to me.
I don't give a fiddlers fart if you think there are aliens.

@rajk999 said
You really think I need support and people to believe me?

Of course not.

That's what makes you superior.

@yo-its-me said
Did you find that annoying!?!
Cut and paste that you sent to me.
I don't give a fiddlers fart if you think there are aliens.

No.
So?
Who cares?

@kevcvs57 said
Ahh yes I think that debate concerning the initial decision is an excellent way for the brain to operate a checks and balances system. I suppose it could be related to psychological theories concerning layers of consciousness and decision making such as the ID, Ego and Super-Ego model.
Deja vu could also be explained by a related flow of information process.

It does sort of map on to models of the mind that suggest the observing self is not the whole self and probably does not have access to observe the whole self. It's interesting how many children think their first memories are from around the age where they develop verbal language. More likely that is the age where they symbolize the memories using that language now that it is available and stop consciously accessing memories that are stored in other forms even though preverbal memories do seem to inform who you become in later life.