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    Tasty, strip clubs are full of lies, hustles and vice. You're not going to find people associated with that world who can suspend their disbelief easily.

    There are plenty of metaphysics forums on the Net that would be better fits for your subject matter.

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    Gregg Braden says we are forced to accept the possibility that some NEW field of energy, a web of energy, is there and the DNA is communicating with the photons through this energy.
    That right there was the first red flag that I caught. Nobody in the scientific community would say one experiment forces anyone to accept anything.


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    ^^ Going from what madmaxine said, I googled and found these forums that you might like Tasty

    http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/
    http://www.path-ways.com/forums/
    http://www.hyperspacecafe.com/
    http://www.astralsociety.com/as/Forum/
    http://www.grandpasgeneral.com/mystlog/forum/index.php
    http://www.freepowerboards.com/kuriakon00/
    http://www.oztion.com.au/Community/f...t=metaphysical

    And that's just from the first page of searches.

    You sound like a sweet person Tasty and I really don't mind your posts (though I disagree with them) but lately you have started to go as far as proselytizing. I also think that the SW community has been very tolerant of you. If you were Christian or Muslim trying to convert us you would have already been banned.

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    I don't believe every article she posts but I do enjoy reading them. If anyone finds her posts annoying they can simply choose to not read them

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    Hmm.. I did a cursory look over Gregg Braden's site and books and I can't help but to wonder where his scientists are located, where they got their degrees from, what organizations do they represent, and where are they are receiving their funding.

    Any explanations Tasty? I'm not being mean but that's important information to know in any scientific study.

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    Isn't this quantum physics? It seems like quantum physics is respected in other countries (e.g., Europe) but NOT the U.S.

    Thanks for the info OP! It's all interesting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ahmeerah View Post
    Isn't this quantum physics? It seems like quantum physics is respected in other countries (e.g., Europe) but NOT the U.S.


    huh? Quantum physics is perfectly well respected in the U.S.

    The stuff in the OP was not quantum physics, it was pseudo-science.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xdamage View Post
    Here is the tough problem issue for me. For some it seems that the believe that we should accept all views, no matter how preposterous, and just let everyone be. Me, I think this is dangerous for our society, and that we risk creating new B.S. religions, scams, and most important of all, raising a generation of people who end up being very unintelligent because instead of spending their time learning what they should be learning, they spend that time studying mysticism, magic-thinking, and pseudo-sciences.

    In my own way, I think it's being "mean" to lie to someone and tell them they are making sense when the reality is every part of my being is thinking the exact opposite.

    The other point I wanted to make is this... science, and I mean real science, has revealed that the Universe is far more amazing and strange then anything that these pseudo-scientists dream up. Quite frankly the fictions people make up in their heads are limited, various repeats of the same old things. You want to be blown away... read something like Richard Feynman's work on Quantum Electrodynamics. For one thing, it won't make any sense at all (unlike Greg Braden who just makes up BS that layman think they understand). But if you are willing to spend enough time to learn even part of what Feynman covers in his work, you'll get a small glimpse at how the sub-atomic world is unlike anything that we can relate to at our level. The difference is, Feynman's work is the basis of actual provable, repeatable results that have bled down to people like you and I in the form of products, and bled inward adding to the total pool of work being done in Physics. And that's just one tiny little area. You could spend a lifetime studying how Genes work, or how our Brain learns, and so on, and any of these fields would open your eyes to how truly amazing our Universe is. We dont need fictions and scam artists - while they appeal to the ego of lay people, they don't add to our pool of useful knowledge, and they frankly are not that fascinating. The real universe is bigger and far more amazing then the crap these guys dream up to sell books.

    I completely agree with all of that.

    Funny you should mention QED, too. It was the book I happened to be reading the week I started stripping, all those many moons ago. I remember having it in that first club and people asking me what the hell I was reading.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zxcire View Post
    Tasty why do you keep posting these weird bizarre things and then getting offended when we start to debate them? Most of these things are prophecies, pseudoscience, and out-and-out crap. We are allowed to respond to threads you create.
    really! its either chain letter type stuff or this. its kinda weird there are never any actual thoughts of your own except for "you guys are mean!" and "save the negativity for work"?? why would we want to be negative at work?

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    In the mean time you are acting like the SW equivalent of a Jehovah's Witness trying to warn everyone the end is near. Unless you didn't already know it, no one likes have preachers knocking at their door day in and day out.
    bahahahahahaha. i almost spit out my drink at that.

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    Well written xdamage, all of it.

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    I like Tasty's posts. I don't read Stripperweb for it's intellectual appeal. Not being a bitch here, I realize that many of our members are highly educated and well-read, but I enjoy a little psuedo-science every now and then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jessica_rabbit View Post
    I like Tasty's posts. I don't read Stripperweb for it's intellectual appeal. Not being a bitch here, I realize that many of our members are highly educated and well-read, but I enjoy a little psuedo-science every now and then.


    Sometimes people really baffle the hell out of me. I will never understand those who enjoy being misinformed and those who believe anything and everything they read, such as Tasty. For fuck's sake, the internet is full of BULLSHIT. Just because you get something in a chain email does NOT make it true or valid in the least. The fact that some people actually seek out this sort of thing and then try to pass it off as truth is absolutely incredible to me. It frightens me that these anti-intellectuals actually breed.
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    ^^^ .... yes.

    Tasty, the reason your posts and your odd definition of being "open-minded" are irritating people might be found HERE. Please read- this will show you why the debate is the way it is... and why you can't get offended when skeptics want to offer their opinions. We are all allowed to share here...

    http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/showthread.php?t=94952

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    ^ Yah and passed along .

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    I guess I have a theory about why people do it Andy, but it does concern me too. I can't think of any perfect analogy, but for example, how many guys come through here and the blue site believing "she really likes me". It's not really all that hard to understand of course. It's a major ego stroke, and comforting to think this hottie likes him. That doesn't make it true, but it's understandable why the guy would rather believe the fallacy then seek out the truth. One is comforting, one is not. The thing is so much of the pseudoscience and mysticism seems to basically come down to the same old messages. Variations on the notion that we are gods, that we can predict the future, that we can change reality with the power of thought, that we are key beings in the Universe, etc. All very comforting, and ego stroking, but not necessarily true. And as for people like Greg Braden, who knows, maybe he even believes this pseudoscience that he writes and lectures about. But whether he believes it or not, bottom line is he is selling ego strokes and comfort for those who are willing to pay for it. I'm not so sure that the people searching for those things necessarily care all that much if it's really true, only that it seems true and makes them feel good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xdamage View Post
    I guess I have a theory about why people do it Andy, but it does concern me too. I can't think of any perfect analogy, but for example, how many guys come through here and the blue site believing "she really likes me". It's not really all that hard to understand of course. It's a major ego stroke, and comforting to think this hottie likes him. That doesn't make it true, but it's understandable why the guy would rather believe the fallacy then seek out the truth. One is comforting, one is not. The thing is so much of the pseudoscience and mysticism seems to basically come down to the same old messages. Variations on the notion that we are gods, that we can predict the future, that we can change reality with the power of thought, that we are key beings in the Universe, etc. All very comforting, and ego stroking, but not necessarily true. And as for people like Greg Braden, who knows, maybe he even believes this pseudoscience that he writes and lectures about. But whether he believes it or not, bottom line is he is selling ego strokes and comfort for those who are willing to pay for it. I'm not so sure that the people searching for those things necessarily care all that much if it's really true, only that it seems true and makes them feel good.
    Exactly. It's comfort food for the soul. And I don't think that's such a terrible thing. Maybe it would be bad if that's what they taught in school or whatever, but we're not in school now are we? Of course I take it with a grain of salt, as anyone should, but I don't see the harm in her sharing these ideas with us. Xdamage makes a lot of good points and I enjoy his perspective but most people are just jumping on the bandwagon to bash something without making any good arguments at all. I wouldn't exactly call that kind of negativity constructive critisism.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jessica_rabbit View Post
    but most people are just jumping on the bandwagon to bash something without making any good arguments at all. I wouldn't exactly call that kind of negativity constructive critisism.
    ... did you read the thread i posted??? the only reason people aren't bothering to explain themselves is because they already have... in depth. and i disagree... i feel that all opinions have been fairly well backed.

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