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 Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 11:32 pm
jazmynjellybeanz Hoshioni i think people really are hypersenstive now a days. my 8 year old nephew cried cause he was twacked with a sticky hand......................i cant even make myself even say ow at full force even if i tried. he was hit in the chest Blame the population for saying "spanking" your children is wrong. It's the Elite's mind control to make our future generations weak. that and kids whod rather take a punch or be stole from then beat up or at least fight. in fear of the school goons attackin ya.
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Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 11:31 am
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Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 4:00 pm
Honestly, being a Christian is not grounds for throwing harsh words at someone. I was raised a Lutheran and I enjoyed it a lot. It was more the churches that piss me off. They taught that we should only be reading small portions of the bible and infact gave everyone their own personal bible with bolded/highlighted sections and even then the bibles they gave us were one forth the size of the actual holy bible. I do not see a point in getting annoyed with someone due to their religion. Try finding out how they began to think that way instead of just assuming they were born "retarded" when it could have just as easily been that they were raised to think and be a certain way.
It's been a few years since I have given up on my religion and I am still learning about things that were installed in my mind and have me thinking in ways that anger me. I never understood until now and people saying that I was stupid and didn't know s**t did not help at all. What helped was time and being allowed to realize what had happened. It's a mind ********, a method of brainwashing depending on the church. It's not the religion that is bad, it is the organization put in place for control over people who just never knew better.
Even then, I was not a Christian because of the Holy Bible which I knew was a load of s**t. It was the spiritual aspect and the teachings of the wise Jesus that inspired me and made me feel that I was a part of this world and without being a Christian I still hold many things that I have learned to be true and wise while others seem to faulter.
I do agree with you though that evolution and religion are not mirrors of eachother. I know of many religous persons who strongly believe in evolution, just as I did as a Christian and still do today. Oh, and that movie Teeth was messed up. Its interesting how teeth can actually form within the v****a, though not that extreem.
Anyhow, I realize the topic is not religion, but after viewing the first page I thought I'd just throw my two cents in there.
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:22 am
Just with technology, there is no one way to achieve a certain aspect of evolution. It may be written in a straight line, but it ain't straight.
Many thousands of years ago, humans looked to the world and questioned how things came to be, how they were made, and about what was unseen. People provided these answers in their own way, and then made rules to them. This organization became religion, for humans always seek order and foundation in this wonderful and chaotic would of ours. Religion today is a history of a people, and lessons of moral, but never, should it be your knowledge of your world.
Autism is strange. I have A.S., and I was severely disabled as a child. I couldn't even speak until I was 5. But something in me wanted more. I wanted to understand, and so I spoke. I wanted to read, because I wanted to understand the books with pictures, and so I learned to read. I wanted to write my own stories that I pictured in my head, and so I learned to write.
When I came to a program that was suppose to help me with my disability in college, for the first time since the 4th grade I felt alien to everyone in that classroom. They were like me when I was young, but they did not want to be better. They wanted to be taught, but they can never be taught unless they want to understand. There are people in this world, very famous people indeed, who have some form of Autism, but the difference between them and others with the same disability is that they wanted better for themselves. They wanted to change.
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:40 pm
Yeah, Autistics are like the smartest people on the planet. They're a perfectly normal person, but they do have a disability as in they are unable to interact in social situations without freaking out. They can't handle all of the senses constantly being thrown at them and stuff.
SOOO many autistics are misdiagnosed with mental retardation, when really they're a normal person. they just have a disability that causes them to be extremely sensitive to the things we feel with our 5 senses.
Of course not all autistics have it as bad as others. What I'm mainly talking about in this post are people who suffer from severe autism. With the right type of therapy and patience you can help them out a lot.
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Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 1:07 am
Of course we're evolve. It's take a long time, so we never know how much we evolve.
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Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 11:33 pm
Evolution happens when a certain group of a population has more viable offspring than the other group. In terms of humans, we have the ignorant group vs. the intelligent group. Most likely, the intelligent people of our population is produce less offspring or cease to produce less offspring, because of personal reasons. Plus, they know how to use condoms. On the other hand, we have the ignorant, which are more likely to produce many children, because they don't understand safe sex or personal reasons. A study has proven that education for women has decreased the amount of children they produce (I really don't want to full explain, but if you're interested/don't understand just ask). Anyways, what I'm getting at is that the ignorant will shift the population; thus, ladies and gentlemen, evolution!
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Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 2:47 am
next step in evolution: cyborgs
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