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Messages - dogmai

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Bruh, scientists are weird. I asked myself, "If you're like this, what's the end result?" You think I'm crazy, but I am not. I am just curious of "What if you're this, what happens to you in the end." For example, what happens if you add all of the chemicals of the world to see what's the result. Almost everything I see is like science. If you don't think outside of the box, then you're not that curious enough to know what you need.

That is not science. Science follows evidence, what you are describing is nothing more than imagining. And asserting something without having gone through the scientific method, is nothing more than an opinion.  Thinking outside the box doesn't mean that you are not curious enough to know what you need. Curiosity has nothing to do with capabilities at problem solving. Being skeptical is the key to gaining knowledge of what is true and not true. Be skeptical keeps you from automatically believing in outrageous claims. Being able to think and see outside of the box for ways in solving a puzzle is helpful, but what's more important, is being able to see when the solution to the puzzle is actually inside the box. 

A liar, to which American calls them pants of fire, I now get it why they burn real bad because the metaphor is that your life gets all messed up from lying. As for a murderer, he/she gets a bullet in the head while the liar gets tortured from his/her lies. As for a selfish man, the end result that I see from researching, they end up dying alone without creating a family. In fact, they don't get married due to their selfishness. Everything I see has a end result.

And that is the flaw in your logic. You are taking one thing and inserting what you think is the end result and simply calling it as being a fact. Without showing any scientific evidence how point A is the causal connection to point Z, you simply asserted that what you've said is science and that it is true. Calling something science when it is clearly not, is an insult to the scientific community.

 Right now, I am studying homosexuality to see why it's wrong or right. If it is wrong, I need to see the end result of a person's life. Hasn't the Old Testament teach you anything?

How are you determing whether or not a particular person had a good life? And how are you measuring their homosexuality in regards to their end life, or life in general? And how many lives of a gay person and a straight person is needed in order qualify as being a general life of a gay or straight person.

It's best you research someone's life of how they end up in order to know "What if you're this, what's my end result?" Once gathering these information, this can totally destroy moral relativism. As many philosopher who thinks outside of the box, they think like me.

Actually, moral relativism will play a big part in all that. Somethings are immoral to you might not be for the other individual and vice versa.

And speaking of philosophers, many of them understand that correlation is not causation.

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Psychology is science.
Of course it is, that's why it doesn't deal with morality, what is right and wrong and why it is so. Philosophy deal with that. You are confused about moral psychology and morality. The former deals with how we choose or what is the cause for acting moral or immoral.

Psychology does not and cannot answer the questions, "is being gay right or wrong? Why or why not?" However, it can answer the questions, "why is someone homophobic? What is the cause for someone to be that way?"

Every route of sin has a story to tell. For example, I always ask myself, "Where do selfish people ends up?" Sometimes, I ask myself, "Where do bullying people end up in their life?" That is still science.

No, that's not science. Those questions are not scientific, philosophical at most. No scientific method cannot be use to for such purpose, that is, being able to replicate and not having it where an infinite amount of variables can effect the research.

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Nah bruh. I've been curious about life, morality, purpose, and the science of morality. I've been reading dark moral stories to know the science behind it. I've noticed that a liar dies horribly and more terrifying than a murderer.

Science doesn't deal with morality, philosophy does.

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Faith & Beliefs / Re: Adam and Eve?
« on: April 02, 2020, 09:20:57 AM »
I don't think we are on the same page. You bring up pee pee, but we are made with it. Belly button, you enforce it that it's real on Adam to which it doesn't. The probability of having one is ZERO! You can gamble for this, but my statement has a better probability to point out that it's going to be more truer than having one.
What's your probability in which you based of from? Based off of Adam and Eve, then the probability of them having belly button high. The probability that the offspring having the same body parts as the parents are high.

Adam and Eve don't have a belly button. They were not born; they were made. We were born from them, which explains WHY we have them. If you debate this with a scholar, they will agree with me a lot more because my logic is pretty plain simple to understand that the chances of a belly button on these two great-grandparents don't have one. Eve has boobs and a vagina to procreate as we are the seeds to plant her.
Being made instead of being born has no bearing on having or not having a belly button. And that's flaw in your logic.

God did say, "Let humanity be fruitful." Did He not?

And that answers the question. "Let humanity be fruitful," so in other words, "Let humans produce more humans." Humans have bellybuttons, unless if they're born with a deformity. Adam and Eve are humans, therefore must also have it in order for them to be called humans, unless if they were deformed, otherwise the first human would be Cain and not Adam and Eve. So there you have it, even your god agrees that they had a bellybutton. So unless you believe that Adam and Eve were made with imperfections, there's no logical reason for them not to have a bellybutton.

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hmong wedding
but meeka people don't recognized it

still have to go to the court house and get marry in front of a judge
There's ceremonial marriage and governmental legality marriage.

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Faith & Beliefs / Re: Adam and Eve?
« on: January 31, 2020, 11:51:48 AM »
Without typing too much, thank you for thinking like aChristian.   :2funny:.

Actually, a lot of Christians do think that what you said is true. What you said in bold. Which it is wrong.

2.  Darwin and the theory of evolution - If monkey have belly button and man came from monkey therefore, adam and eve have belly button. 

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There's restaurants in the Midwest that serve those foods as well. So, I see stuff like that eventhough I know that I'm not in the South. So another EPIC FAILURE by theking of EPIC FAILS.  :2funny:

I was bored, so just swung by to exposed theFAking. Later.  :2funny: :2funny:

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Why you gotta be jealous
Of the amount
I donate

I DON’T SEE YOU DONATING

JEALOUS JANET
The amount you donated shouldn't matter. The amount of people knowing you donated shouldn't matter. The amount of people not knowing that you donated shouldn't matter. The amount of praise you receive when you donated shouldn't matter. The amount of criticism you get when you donated shouldn't matter.

Do those amount matter?

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Faith & Beliefs / Re: Adam and Eve?
« on: January 06, 2020, 02:16:11 AM »
2.  Darwin and the theory of evolution - If monkey have belly button and man came from monkey therefore, adam and eve have belly button. 
Without thinking critically about that statement, I can say that the statement is wrong.

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Faith & Beliefs / Re: Adam and Eve?
« on: January 06, 2020, 02:10:54 AM »
From the doctors and nurses' perspective, the belly button on infants indicate where the cord disconnect from their biological mother's womb. The purpose of the cord is to transfer nutrition from mother to infants during pregnancy. No duh!  ;D You think that both Adam and Eve don't have belly button during first creation. I think they do have it. It helps carry out genetic DNA code to their future offspring. If Adam and Eve don't have it then the offspring and their descendant wouldn't have it either. That doesn't makes logical sense. Gosh!  ::) This sort of reminds me of "chicken or egg comes first" analogy test.
Agreed. This is the problem with religion, its doctrine part of it. A religious person may be rational, but when things contradict with their doctrine that they were raised up with, logic and rationality is kicked to the curb.

The chicken came first.

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It's not only fugly IMO but also failed to live up to the hype ;D:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqGf8pqCZi0

No need to worry, the title of "theKing of EPIC FAIL" still belongs to you.

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Ashamed vs Shame

Conscious vs conscience

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General Discussion / Re: Weird names for places and things
« on: October 25, 2019, 09:15:20 PM »
Los Angeles

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All these 'angs...

Must be something in the water


Anyways, so when a vang dates a vang they become fangs.

What does yangs become?
They just become yangs because 1 yang + 1 yang = 2 yangs

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General Discussion / Re: Technology is good but this is my worst fear
« on: September 17, 2019, 01:37:20 PM »
I think I'm more biased toward cell phone.  For a long time by choice I had a flip phone..but yes now I have a cell phone like everyone by necessity.  I'm still fighting very hard to use it responsibly because around me I see people pay more attention to their cell phone than people.  True...at my school..I see students looking at their cell phone more than textbooks and when I peak into classrooms, I see them looking at their phones more than the teachers...... almost like the video....

Maybe they're just reading a digital version of the textbook.  ;D

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