This actually hurts my brain a little bit.

[kreutz2112]

WRONG.

I called that years ago.

[mountmccabe]

Ehh. The idea that the universe cycles between contracting to a big crunch and expanding from a big bang is not anything new. Maybe some folks are taking it more seriously or there are new evidences that point towards this model being correct but yeah.

I mean, sure, the quote there is still ridiculous. But not accepting that the rotating woman spins in multiple directions is worse.

[kreutz2112]

Maybe so, but...

I have a response, but I don't want to give Randy the satisfaction of us arguing over him.

[TomAz]

[gaypalmsprings]

This 134 pound burger hurts my tummy a little bit.

[thelastgreatman]

These comments are the most ridiculous things you've said in this thread.

WRONG.

Look, she has never spun the other way for me, and with good reason. So sue me just cause my senses are infallible and yours aren't.

Ehh. The idea that the universe cycles between contracting to a big crunch and expanding from a big bang is not anything new. Maybe some folks are taking it more seriously or there are new evidences that point towards this model being correct but yeah.

I mean, sure, the quote there is still ridiculous. But not accepting that the rotating woman spins in multiple directions is worse.

Creation is spontaneous generation, which is bullshit. Oscillation, on the other hand, is a constant throughout the universe, evident in the most basic elements of thermodynamics, molecular physics, and social theory. Everything travels in peaks and valleys, expanding outwardly only to somehow reflect back at the singularity that originated it. I just think it's silly to imagine that we couldn't easily be the 5 millionth universe to ever take place, or equally like the first, and only. And even if the bang and crush has taken place 5 million times prior, there's no reason to believe one way or the other whether or not humanity is the first ever instance of rationalizing life, or that Earth is the first instance of multi-celled life and beyond at all.

[TomAz]

[Melanie.Dawn]

There is no God. There is life on other planets.

... or at least that's what I believe.

I really think that if they find any life on another planet it will completely destroy religion. Of course I have a long explination for that, but I don't feel like typing it.

Thinking of space is depressing. Space seems impossible.
I don't know if this makes sense to anyone but me but I always think of it kinda like a Dog doing math. Just because a Dog can't do math doesn't mean math doesnt exist. It's just too much for the dogs brain. Space for me is like Dog Math. Just because I can't quite comprehend how it works, doesn't mean it can't.

[TomAz]

[mountmccabe]

Look, she has never spun the other way for me, and with good reason. So sue me just cause my senses are infallible and yours aren't.

Look, I was saying about 7 different things... and that is what you focus on?

Let me put it another, more direct way: I've never sensed/felt any supernatural or deceased beings, and with good reason. So sue me just cause my senses are infallible and yours aren't.

[HowToDisappear]

The Hindus believe the Universe undergoes repeated cycles of creation and destruction.



But remember, people, Randy called it first.

[bmack86]

this is an awesome thread

[rage patton]

I could seriously watch that video over and over again.

[indietron]

Good Lord. The human mind just cannot comprehend how large and magnificent that is.

[humanoid]

I am enthralled by it too, I just watched it a couple times in a row...fascinating

[indietron]

Seriously... wow wow wow.

[boarderwoozel3]

Hey Canada, whats up with all your phallic architecture?