Phoenix
Legendary Member

It's the joke about your soul being tied to this dimension.

I sorta guess it is, but it also didn't go very far when it was 'active;.

>Made a thread I wanted intellectual evaluation on.
>Thought "I know, I'll get Phoenix to offer his opinion on it!"
>Go to your profile to ask/let you know.
>You've been gone for a month.

NOOOOOOO WHYYYYY MEEEEE

Woah, you're the only fortunate soul that can leave this place without any type of problems? 0.o

Hi, haven't seen ya in a while. :>

hi edu

hey

hey phoenix


lelouch is dead

The Bible thread is closed, but I feel bad not responding to what you asked. So yes; that is exactly what I'm saying. While I do believe in the Christian God, I have difficulties agreeing with Him. This is one of the things that I do not understand nor agree with, at least while I cannot fully comprehend it.

Why did you write this response on your own page?

And yes, for conspiracy theories you're right, they do often get framed in that basic good guys (people) vs bad guys (govt) setup. But I think the mystery and the secrecy is still the main thing--because if 9/11 was an inside job, so was Pearl Harbor; and if Kennedy's assassination was framed, then the Apollo moon landings that he instigated might have been (must have been) set up as well; et cetera ad infinitum. True, most conspiracy nuts focus only on one aspect (at a time, at least), but the larger idea remains the same--that things are going on behind the curtains that we can't see. This is why conspiracy theories like the Illuminati seem to grow over time rather than diminish--because we can infinitely continue guessing and piecing together what is going on behind those curtains, so long as the curtains aren't drawn back. "Don't look at that man behind the curtain," as the Wizard of Oz so wisely instructs. Once you do, the secret is revealed and the magic trick doesn't work anymore.

And yes, I've been wondering about catching that new "Game of Thrones" television series sometime; I hear it's quite good.

But they claim to have that knowledge. They claim to have been able to see all the signs, to know what their goals are, what they've done, how long they've existed, etc. There's an aura of mystery, true, but how important is that mystery? They are the bad guys, controlling the evil governments, and only we the people can rise up against them.

Conspiracy theorists aren't out to get more knowledge; they're out to share what they already "know" and convert. Failing this, to feel intellectually superior.

To answer your question, I haven't seen that movie. Which reminds me: I'm literally going to have to read through the entirety of A Song of Ice and Fire again. I've literally forgotten most it by this point.