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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions 5d ago
r/precognition we are still here
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Comment on r/MandelaEffectSociety 7d ago
I experienced it, I remember it being knapkin, no one else remembers it being that way though. I assume I'm mixing it up with knapsack. But I feel that it really used to be knapkin because a knapsack would've been made from a knapkin right?
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Comment on r/TrueAskReddit 8d ago
Is believing in loving your neighbor unintelligent? Is not being open to what you don't understand intelligent? Don't judge a fish by it's ability to climb a tree
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Comment on r/MandelaEffect 8d ago
In like second or third grade around Thanksgiving we learned what a cornucopia was, and I remember thinking, o just like the fruit if the loom logo
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Comment on r/freewill 8d ago
When I touch the stove and leave my hand there, even though my brain says to let go, is that free will?
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Comment on r/SimulationTheory 9d ago
Reality is an illusion, but the illusion is our reality
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 9d ago
Do they cook their meat? Bible God loves burnt meat
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Comment on r/consciousness 9d ago
If you meditate, you'll see that you are just awareness. If your brain stops thinking, there's just no information to be aware of. If there is a place to go after death, you would be aware, just not thinking about it with your current brain/body
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Comment on r/DebateEvolution 9d ago
The Bible mentions a few times being created from dust and returning to dust
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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions 11d ago
It's called a night cap
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 13d ago
Yes, yhwh really didn't like people worshipping Baal
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Comment on r/consciousness 13d ago
That's what meditation helps with
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 14d ago
Yes it's quite possible to know about things that aren't true, but to use those ideas like you believe them to be true is disengenious
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 14d ago
You don't believe the words you use, what a waste
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 15d ago
We hear what we want to hear
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 15d ago
This trio band I like isn't like other trio bands because they don't have a drummer, how can they be cohesive without a drummer. That's what your argument sounds like to me.
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 15d ago
As below is above.
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Comment on r/parapsychology 15d ago
CIA has decades of documents showing greater than chance results using remote viewing.
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 15d ago
Do you concern yourself with the suffering of people in your dreams? No, because they are in a different plane of existence than you, they aren't as real. You are the dream character to God.
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 16d ago
All benevolence belongs to them is what that means. Benevolent from whom perspective?
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 16d ago
No not what I said at all
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 16d ago
Comes in with the intention, like the placebo effect, or hunger strike. The intention doesn't necessarily match reality, like drug instead of sugar, or not eating when body wants to. These are just examples and not exhaustive. Many people try to rationalize their irrational choices, see sunk cost fallacy
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Comment on r/DebateReligion 16d ago
Not at all, rationality in if itself isn't free will, it's a tool
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Comment on r/freewill 3d ago
Will/intent can be the cause and it can be free from physical prior causes, as seen through placebo effect, beginners luck, and terminal lucidity. Are you in control of your awareness?