Mellowmarsh

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  1. Sure, as long as it suits your particular narrative, then sure, all is hunky dory, no one is disputing this.
  2. @kavaris The AI’s on other planets could have accidentally on purpose annihilated themselves. Maybe something nuclear happened. Alien movie type stuff. Or the movie DEEP IMPACT sort of stuff.
  3. 😂 I love watching the Australian MAFS those Aussie’s are walking talking fireballs. So much more entertaining than the British MAFS
  4. That prehistoric man might not have known which is better at the time, but then eventually evolved to know which is better in present day real time knowing. Just because something is not known yet, doesn’t mean it won’t eventually become known.
  5. I feel it too. It’s all based on predictive programming that we are suddenly starting to remember.
  6. I guess this something that happens because it can is happening accidentally on purpose because it can then.
  7. Or she might answer your question with another question, she might ask who is asking the question? And how would you answer her question to your question, exactly?
  8. Because you asked why say “nothing ever happened” but then changed the narrative. But the same answer would have answered to the change of narrative and the answer would be the same because “ ultimately nothing has ever happened and never not happened” See what I did there..we can all change the narrative to suit our own unique understandings.
  9. Humans have been waking up since the dawn of their conception. Instinctively knowing that to be self aware was the beginning and end and that ultimately it was recognised that nothing lasts forever. And nothing was ever going anywhere or achieving anything. It’s all nothing forever. And it’s such a sweet relief, that’s why we don’t fear death because we are death, we’re dying every moment and look forward to the little death each night and then the big death when we never wake up ever again.
  10. Suffering is a pain in the arse, just be honest about that. We suffer alone and then to ease our aloneness we bring forth children into the suffering so that they too will suffer alone. If it teaches us anything it teaches us to perpetuate it.
  11. It seems that life can only reach a certain threshold before it collapses in on itself, even cancer cells who disobey death end up killing their host, in the end everything dies because everything is symbiotic in and of itself until it totally consumes itself.
  12. This is the video I was referring to as to why the universe is so quiet. Life is short, enjoy it while it lasts. Leo even said that about his forum.
  13. I can definitely relate. I felt very ill a few years ago when I got covid. I’d never felt so sick before in my life and was convinced this Covid was going to take my life. But to my surprise I felt really calm and serene like I instinctively knew I was being comforted by an invisible force throughout the ordeal. Every night I would lie in bed with a sense of peace that I didn’t even care if I never woke up to greet another day, it was like I was forced into some kind of sweet surrender to my fate. There was no fear, just a gentle acceptance that maybe this is my time to go home, and I was just so ripe and ready for it. That did shock me that I could feel like that about dying, but at the same time, it was unbelievably comforting to let go so easily.
  14. Because you asked why say “nothing has ever happened” so I answered you, and now you’re asking what has my answer have to do with your question. And my answer to that would be because it does. It’s related and relevant to your question.