| Re: What ItÂ’s Like After Death: The New Paradigm Revelations |
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: zinniczinnic Date: Aug 17, 2008 20:08
On Aug 17, 2:38Â am, "bigflet...@ gmail.com" gmail.com>
wrote:> On Aug 17, 2:42Â pm, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> On Aug 16, 3:02 pm, sufigeorge gmail.com> wrote:>
>>> ...Our bodies have
>>> morphic fields of frequency wave patterns that describe our bodies in
>>> detail. These morphic fields manifest in material reality as our
>>> physical bodies. This is new paradigm science.
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>> If a morphic field is a term introduced by British biologist Rupert
>> Sheldrake, through his Hypothesis of Formative Causation in the early
>> 1980s, is described as consisting of patterns that govern the
>> development of forms, structures and arrangements, while Sheldrake's
>> theories have been considered to be nonfactual by most members of the
>> scientific community, received criticism by some due to their
>> inability to be falsified by science and have been taken as a possible
>> new line of research by a scant handful, then there must be other
>> explainations for higher level organizations like sentences from words
>> and paragraphs from sentences and words, which could be explained by
>> possibilities produced by the way the universe is.
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> On the contrary. If something meets the demands of epistemology, it is
> not identifiable as being causative.
Nothing can be identified as causative or resultant. Cause and effect
is an experience corresponding to the reality that favors survival of
responsive chemical complexes.
> It is impossible to see "I" through 'their' eyes. Nothing has changed
> since Socrates days (and well befor).
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It is impossible to see "me" through 'their' memes. Nothing is the
same since the yellow eye-spotted butterfly flapped its wing and
moved hurricane Andrew 0.001 cm nearer to my home.
Gee! Jabberwocky is such fun! It makes me feel almost mystical.
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