I've been following this topic since it started a few days ago and it's funny that in the 5 pages of replies not one person has even tried to give a rational explanation for the things mentioned. Not poking fun, just pointing out certain inadequacies.
Has anyone even given it thought, most of the people you see dying are people that you grew up watching on TV or listening to on the radio. These people grew throughout the years as you all did, but most of them did a tremendous amount of harm to their bodies. Sleep deprivation, drugs, alcohol, stress, carcinogens, old age and sometimes, shit happens. Statistics show that 250,000 to 300,000 people die each day. No one ever notices that because they are not known to us. Peter Steele (a very talented guy in my eyes) was a coke abuser. You don't have much of a life expectancy when you take cocaine chronically like he did. RIP Peter Steele.
Within the past century we have been harvesting the earth's natural resources, drilling into the earth's crust to learn more about the earth and to reap the benefits of the sun-made crude oil for heating, petro, etc. Don't you all think, maybe for a second, that this has caused some problems, like earthquakes? Or possibly that the hurricanes are a result of our changing atmosphere. Maybe there are more answers to our questions and it doesn't involve a scholars vision?
The way the conversation in this thread has turned out is demonstrable of how we (the world) are towards each other. We don't stick together with much of anything. We fight and bicker over the most trivial of things while forgetting about what the real problem is. It's great that we have cultural differences, it's what makes us unique. My belief is, if the world does someday come to an end and it's an unnatural ending. It will be because we cannot agree to disagree and leave it at that. Can we just co-exist without trying to prove that the other is wrong about trivial shit?
Quote:...last year was when lots of famous people died.
Has anyone even given it thought, most of the people you see dying are people that you grew up watching on TV or listening to on the radio. These people grew throughout the years as you all did, but most of them did a tremendous amount of harm to their bodies. Sleep deprivation, drugs, alcohol, stress, carcinogens, old age and sometimes, shit happens. Statistics show that 250,000 to 300,000 people die each day. No one ever notices that because they are not known to us. Peter Steele (a very talented guy in my eyes) was a coke abuser. You don't have much of a life expectancy when you take cocaine chronically like he did. RIP Peter Steele.
Quote:You know what else is weird? This year there are all of these natural disasters...
Within the past century we have been harvesting the earth's natural resources, drilling into the earth's crust to learn more about the earth and to reap the benefits of the sun-made crude oil for heating, petro, etc. Don't you all think, maybe for a second, that this has caused some problems, like earthquakes? Or possibly that the hurricanes are a result of our changing atmosphere. Maybe there are more answers to our questions and it doesn't involve a scholars vision?
The way the conversation in this thread has turned out is demonstrable of how we (the world) are towards each other. We don't stick together with much of anything. We fight and bicker over the most trivial of things while forgetting about what the real problem is. It's great that we have cultural differences, it's what makes us unique. My belief is, if the world does someday come to an end and it's an unnatural ending. It will be because we cannot agree to disagree and leave it at that. Can we just co-exist without trying to prove that the other is wrong about trivial shit?
