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Can anything exist for an infinite time or outside of time?

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Dr Adequate
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10-07-2010 2:53 AM 		Reply to: Message 140 by Bolder-dash
10-06-2010 1:32 PM

Re: Can't believe it.
You seem to have finally grasped what Bikerman was talking about. Well done.
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Or perhaps I should rather offer my congratulations to the people who managed to explain the bleedin' obvious to you.
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Your further whining about evolutionists seems to be ritualistic rather than relevant.
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11-06-2010 6:07 AM 		Reply to: Message 151 by mwharton479
11-06-2010 5:08 AM

If the TOE is correct then it would be unfathomable to believe that insignificant lifeforms on an insignificant planet in an insignificant galaxy could ever grasp the most minute iota of understanding of such complex concepts as time and space and all the ridiculously complex thought systems that man has a grasp on.
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If you genuinely believe that human intellect is superfluous to our requirements, then try doing without it.
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For the next month, every time you have a decision to make, don't follow the suggestions of your smart human brain. Instead, do what a monkey would do.
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Let me know how you get on.
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