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heraclitis · **Joined:** Jul 17, 2010 **Posts:** 1375

DrCharbonneau wrote:

what I'm describing is more associated with constant creation.

It is more like constant crap to me!

DrCharbonneau wrote:

I look at pure science from a theoanaesthetic perspective

Your theology puts me to sleep!

DrCharbonneau wrote:

What I believe is irrelevant.

BINGO

DrCharbonneau · **Joined:** Mar 15, 2012 **Posts:** 408

Thus, "theoanaesthetic," leaves out the issue of presence or absence of a deity. It would be existential. What Einstein showed to the scientific audience, Disney showed to kids.

heraclitis · **Joined:** Jul 17, 2010 **Posts:** 1375

DrCharbonneau wrote:

Thus, "theoanaesthetic," leaves out the issue of presence or absence of a deity. It would be existential. What Einstein showed to the scientific audience, Disney showed to kids.

ok

heraclitis · **Joined:** Jul 17, 2010 **Posts:** 1375

DrCharbonneau wrote:

I was asked about "soul sleeping" once because there is a seeming contradiction between that and the statement by Jesus during His crucifixion. It's like traveling at warp speed.

Didn't he say, 'Fuck, I didn't sign up for this! Hey Pop's, I think we need to rethink this plan?"

DrCharbonneau wrote:

We all arrive at judgement day all at once.

That is when they will pass out the theoanaesthtetics in the kool aide!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9WNigNhtSI

DrCharbonneau · **Joined:** Mar 15, 2012 **Posts:** 408

That was cute, but you know what I'm saying in the term, phantamagoria or not.

heraclitis · **Joined:** Jul 17, 2010 **Posts:** 1375

DrCharbonneau wrote:

That was cute, but you know what I'm saying in the term, phantamagoria or not.

I don't have a clue what you are trying to say?

DrCharbonneau · **Joined:** Mar 15, 2012 **Posts:** 408

At least you're consistent.

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8265

heraclitis wrote:

DrCharbonneau wrote:

Quote:

99% of life on this planet is dependent on the sun for energy!

That's now. DG Tau B shows a scenario of inbound protostellar material that is illuminated enough to throw that light outward sufficiently to be picked up by the Hubble in the visual spectrum, as well as the invisible. All the energy that makes up our sun was once residing in similar incoming matter. Now, what was once a dust lane has been disrupted to the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Sphere. The latter has been determined to be the source of comets. Lots of ice. Lots of water. Lots of highly compressed deuterium, helium and other main stellar components.

What are you saying? Life blew into are little corner of the universe preformed in the cosmic debris that eventually fell together to form the Earth? In a world of infinite possibilities whose to say, but a world full of infinite possibilities is also a world full of infinite bull shit!

on that note i would add

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr9_e4ySRYA

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8265

boo?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ygy7UDADXDg

DrCharbonneau · **Joined:** Mar 15, 2012 **Posts:** 408

That comes together rather nicely. They were so young then...

The way things are lately we may just get to see planetary accretion in reverse from a ring side seat...

nortonkevin · **Posted:** Sat May 05, 2012 12:43 pm

Say What?

Goofus · **Posted:** Sat May 05, 2012 12:58 pm

I think he's going to the planetarium or something.

nortonkevin · **Posted:** Sat May 05, 2012 2:49 pm

That's what I thought he said

DrCharbonneau · **Joined:** Mar 15, 2012 **Posts:** 408

Just commenting on the state of our planet's affairs that rock n roll on without us like a paint shaker at Sherwin- Williams. Etna's a given because it's his season, El Popo poped his cork, then less than a couple weeks later a new volcano erupts in the Sandwich Islands. These are not good signs folks.

This month, according to the scientists on the Hinode team, the sun will go quadropole. The last time this happened was about 300 years ago. The little ice age occurred, then after that the geysers at Yellowstone broke open. Yes. According to the Department of the Interior Old Faithful is only about 300 years old. Now it appears we may endure another little ice age. How soon? How long will it last? What will happen to the park's basin when we come out of it, assuming the Hinode team is right?

Planetary accretion is the planet gathering itself together. In reverse... well that shouldn't be tough to figure out.

Goofus · **Posted:** Sun May 06, 2012 12:27 pm

I live on an active volcano.

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