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Charles Younger

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Mar 2, 2005, 11:10:15 AM3/2/05
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"If I told you you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me?"  - Groucho Marx?
 
A clouded window opens to a clear anthropic sky. And my
anticipation
leaps from the curled edge of the page.
 
To die amid life everlasting
Why?
 
 
 
> Theory of Everything
>
> Once upon a time there was a discussion among the gods over where to hide
> the key to the Theory of Everything, so that their children would not find
> it, and use that secret knowledge for undesirable purposes. Many proposals
> were made, long discussions followed, but none of the ideas qualified.
>
> Finally one of the gods said: Let's put the key inside our children; they
> will never think of looking for it there for a long time; by the time they
> are intelligent enough to discover the key to the Theory of Everything,
> hopefully they will also be wise enough to use that secret knowledge
> properly.
>
> All the gods agreed, and so that is how the key to the Theory of Everything
> came to be hidden within us.
>
> Now here is the key to the Theory of Everything: the human genome.
>
> Now here is the Theory of Everything: the human genome created the universe
> for the production of human life in its own image, similarly as a seed
> creates a tree for the purpose of self-reproduction.
>
> One of the reasons why we remained in the dark is that upon high scientific
> authority we have been told repeatedly -- and it is taught in nearly all
> institutions of education, and is laid down in textbooks -- that the concept
> of evolution from a simple beginning is scientific, but creation from the
> highest form of existence is not; that evolution is a scientific theory
> because it is subject to scientific tests and refutation, but the various
> accounts of creation can neither be verified nor refuted through scientific
> investigation; that no alternatives to evolution should be taught in our
> public schools because there are no scientific alternatives to evolution.
>
> These convictions, widely accepted and deeply rooted as they are, simply do
> not tally with obvious facts. First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise. Let's face it: the
> delusion that a simple cause can generate an effect greater than is found in
> the cause is most irrational. The difference between the simple cause and
> the complex effect has to come from nothing. So the evolutionists managed to
> get their hocus-pocus into the public school curriculum.
>
> Now, is evolution's concept of common descent false? Yes and no. If common
> descent is from a simple beginning, the answer is yes. But if common descent
> is from a most complex beginning, the answer is no.
>
> This brings us to the evolutionist contention that no alternative scientific
> explanation exists for the phenomenon of evolution. Just as the idea of
> evolution from a simple common ancestor, this belief is another demonstrable
> delusion. If we turn Darwin's concept of evolution from a simple beginning
> upside down, and propose common descent from the most complex form of life
> that exists, we get a rational theory that makes life the seed or common
> ancestor of the universe.
>
> Based on the fact that the parameters of our universe are exquisitely
> fine-tuned for the production of life, and on the fact that the cosmic
> system yields the complexity of human life, we are even allowed to infer
> that human life created the universe for the production of human life in its
> own image, similarly as a seed creates a tree for the purpose of
> self-reproduction.
>
> So the observation of nature tells us that if we roll back the expansion of
> the universe in time, it is reducible not to an inanimate initial
> singularity, nor to a quantum blip, but rather to a single and most complex
> initial cosmic seed. If this seed theory of creation is correct, then we don't
> need a theory of quantum gravity to describe the process of creation,
> because the universe does not have a quantum origin, but a seed origin. Thus
> there is no need to treat the universe as though it were a quantum particle.
> Rather, we must treat it as a cosmic tree of life that unfolds from a single
> seed.
>
> The cosmic seed is postulated to be uncreated and immortal, because the
> universe has no power to act upon the initial seed of its own origin, just
> as a tree has no power to act upon the initial seed of its own origin.
>
> We can rest assured that this account of creation is not a new invention.
> The theory that human life constitutes the genotype of the phenotype
> universe, or the cosmic system's input and output, has been preached to us
> by many enlightened individuals. Christ is one of them. In Revelation 22-13
> he disclosed the key to the origin of the universe: "I am the Alpha and the
> Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end." Krishna in the
> Bhagavad Gita is more straightforward. He told Prince Arjuna: "O Arjuna, I
> am the divine seed of all lives. In this world, nothing animate or inanimate
> exists without me."
>
> Thus Krishna, just as Christ, tells us that human life is the procreative
> seed of the universe. Even in Islam the Prophet Mohammed is described as the
> seed of the universe. Finally, Manly P. Hall made this observation in his
> monumental work, The Secret Teachings of All Ages (19th ed., Los Angeles,
> The Philosophical Research Society, 1973, p. CLIV): "A philosopher might
> declare that a universe could be made out of a man, but the foolish would
> regard this as an impossibility, not realizing that a man is a seed from
> which a universe may be brought forth."
>
> So no fictitious gods or spirits are needed, nor Darwin's imaginary "natural
> selection," nor the fantasy of a quantum fluctuation or big bang, only the
> fact of human life's existence. As Christ told to Phillip, if you see me,
> you see the Creator, Father, or Cosmic Ancestor. Christ was enlightened. He
> knew, and preached, that the universe is human life's way of making
> reproductions of itself, just as a mustard tree is a tiny seed's way of
> making reproductions of itself.
>
> Now I'd like to know what you have against this purely naturalistic theory
> of creation. I don't mind if you call it the Grand Unified Theory of
> Everything.
>
> Kazmer Ujvarosy
> San Francisco, CA
>
>

Vendicar Decarian

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"Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise. Let's face it: >
the delusion that a simple cause can generate an effect greater than is >
found in the cause is most irrational. The difference between the
> simple cause and the complex effect has to come from nothing. So
> the evolutionists managed to get their hocus-pocus into the public
> school curriculum.

Simple cause: snowflake
Complex effect: Avalanche

Simple cause: falling grain of sand
Complex effect: Sand dune collapse

Simple cause: straw
Complex effect: Broken Camel Back

Simple cause: Raindrop
Complex effect: Multifaceted splash

Simple cause: Dripping spout
Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern

Simple cause: Heat
Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn

Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
Complex effect: The universe.


hanson

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aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

Simple cause: Vendickarse DickArian aka Scott Nudds
Complex effect: nothing of consequence

Vendicar Decarian

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Vendicar Decarian

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hanson

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Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",
aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

> "Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message


> > First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> > simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise. Let's face it: >
> the delusion that a simple cause can generate an effect greater than is >
> found in the cause is most irrational. The difference between the
> > simple cause and the complex effect has to come from nothing. So
> > the evolutionists managed to get their hocus-pocus into the public
> > school curriculum.
>
> Simple cause: snowflake
> Complex effect: Avalanche
>
> Simple cause: falling grain of sand
> Complex effect: Sand dune collapse
>
> Simple cause: straw
> Complex effect: Broken Camel Back
>
> Simple cause: Raindrop
> Complex effect: Multifaceted splash
>
> Simple cause: Dripping spout
> Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern
>
> Simple cause: Heat
> Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn
>
> Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
> Complex effect: The universe.
>

Vendicar Decarian

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hanson

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Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",
aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

> "Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message


> > First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> > simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise. Let's face it: >
> the delusion that a simple cause can generate an effect greater than is >
> found in the cause is most irrational. The difference between the
> > simple cause and the complex effect has to come from nothing. So
> > the evolutionists managed to get their hocus-pocus into the public
> > school curriculum.
>
> Simple cause: snowflake
> Complex effect: Avalanche
>
> Simple cause: falling grain of sand
> Complex effect: Sand dune collapse
>
> Simple cause: straw
> Complex effect: Broken Camel Back
>
> Simple cause: Raindrop
> Complex effect: Multifaceted splash
>
> Simple cause: Dripping spout
> Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern
>
> Simple cause: Heat
> Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn
>
> Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
> Complex effect: The universe.
>

Vendicar Decarian

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hanson

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Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",
aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

> "Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message


> > First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> > simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise. Let's face it: >
> the delusion that a simple cause can generate an effect greater than is >
> found in the cause is most irrational. The difference between the
> > simple cause and the complex effect has to come from nothing. So
> > the evolutionists managed to get their hocus-pocus into the public
> > school curriculum.
>
> Simple cause: snowflake
> Complex effect: Avalanche
>
> Simple cause: falling grain of sand
> Complex effect: Sand dune collapse
>
> Simple cause: straw
> Complex effect: Broken Camel Back
>
> Simple cause: Raindrop
> Complex effect: Multifaceted splash
>
> Simple cause: Dripping spout
> Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern
>
> Simple cause: Heat
> Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn
>
> Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
> Complex effect: The universe.
>

Vendicar Decarian

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hanson

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Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",
aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

> "Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message


> > First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> > simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise.
> > Let's face it: the delusion that a simple cause can generate
> > an effect greater than is found in the cause is most irrational.
> > The difference between the simple cause and the complex
> > effect has to come from nothing. So the evolutionists managed
> > to get their hocus-pocus into the public school curriculum.

> > >
> Simple cause: snowflake
> Complex effect: Avalanche
>
> Simple cause: falling grain of sand
> Complex effect: Sand dune collapse
>
> Simple cause: straw
> Complex effect: Broken Camel Back
>
> Simple cause: Raindrop
> Complex effect: Multifaceted splash
>
> Simple cause: Dripping spout
> Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern
>
> Simple cause: Heat
> Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn
>
> Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
> Complex effect: The universe.
>

[hanson added for VD Scotty's benefit]


Simple cause: Vendickarse DickArian aka Scott Nudds
Complex effect: nothing of consequence

more of the same nuddling fun from


Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",

aka Nuddley, the nuddler, who nuddled totally grief-stricken that
>
[VD Scotty]
> debt is indeed foremost on my [VD's]
> warped, tiny mind. [03-07-05]
>
[hanson]
...ahahahahaha... VD Scotty, be honest. What really worries
your "warped, tiny mind" is the potential that your welfare
checks will stop coming. No more suckers for you.. ahahaha..
But, the real cause for the end of your pinko green windfall are
YOUR OWN ejaculations you have posted from the unlit crevices
of your own warped and tiny Nuddsian kinkdom, like when you
so perfectly described yourself, nuddling in great confusion as
you answered to the call "environut".... ahahahaha...
"environut".... ahahahaha... VD, the self confessed environut:
>
> "Adrian Vance" <adrian...@mchsi.com> wrote
> > OK, environuts! Go for it!
>
[VD, the environut]
> Go for what?

[VD Scotty nuddles]
> > Logic and rational argument has no effect on the wilfully corrupt.
>
> "Klaus Heitman" <Kl...@Heitman.org> wrote
> > So you, [VD Nudds], are anti-US from a leftist perpective then?
>
[VD Scotty nuddles]
> I am trained in science, and hence I loath liars.
>
[hanson]
... ahahahaha... AHAHAHAHAHA... woahahahahaha..
But Scotty, your posts show that you got it assbackwards:
You, VD, do loath science because you are trained as a liar,
according to the green bible which brainwashed you into
proselytizing that:
= "It doesn't matter what is true ... it only matters what people
= believe is true ... -- Paul Watson, Greenpeace, and ......
= "A lot of environmental [sci/pol/soc] messages are simply not
= accurate. We use hype." -- Jerry Franklin, Ecologist, UoW, and...
= "We make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little
= mention of any doubts we may have [about] being honest."
= -- Stephen Schneider (Stanford prof. who first sought fame as
= a global cooler, but has now hit the big time as a global warmer)
>
[VD Scotty nuddles]
> I have never come across a Republican who wasn't a
> congenital liar, and a loathsome fool.
> They are a waste of skin.
>
[hanson]
You, VD, of course feel that way only because you lost and
your sour Kerry berry juice still gives you grievous acid reflux...
......ahahahahaha...... AHAHAHAHA..........
>
[VD Scotty nuddles]
> Politically I'll vote for whichever party has the best policies.
>
[hanson]
The best VD policies then are of course the ones that hand you
the largest welfare check... right?... ahahahaha.......
>
[hanson]
VD Scotty lives in constant confusion and delusion and lies constantly
like all pinko-green Lefties do. Then he bitterly complains in his
news:IcWLd.2171$m22...@read1.cgocable.net... on 02-02-05 that
[VD Scotty]
> In 20 years of being on line ... I [VD] have asked thousands.
> [Their] Typical answeres [to me, VD Scotty,] are...
> "Fuck off Moron"
>
[hanson]
ahahahaha..... AHAHAHAHA......But Scotty, of course, all of these
thousands were right. Can't you take a hint? Even after 20 years?
In addition, VD Scotty, you fucked up twice, now. First you were a
Gore Boar and now you are a sour Kerry Berry.......ahahaha.......
still suffering from acid reflux.... Take Pepto-Bismol. It's pink too!

.... and furthermore said VD Scotty on 03-08-04:

VD: *** "Where any governance = Excessive governance"

...ahahaha... then, Scotty, the intellectual cripple, who does not
realize that enviro regulations are governance loudly advocates on
05-17-04 VD:

VD: *** "Environmentalism" .... More is needed"...***

......ahahahahaha....

Here're many more, even funnier such fuck-up episodes by VD Scotty:in
news:w5LIc.967$mL5...@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net... or in

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=w5LIc.967%24mL5.612%40newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net&output=gplain
or at

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=+hanson+author:hanson%40quick.net&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d&selm=w5LIc.967%24mL5.612%40newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net&rnu
m=1

where posters [Naomi Goldstein-Goldman] talk about VD Scotty, saying:
"VD's a custodian's gofer in an elementary school in Hamilton/Canada.
"Vendicar Decarian, your IQ is **minus 20**!
"VD you advertised ...that you are into blowing doggies.
"VD you're an Anti-Semite that glorifies Hitler.
"VD creamed in his pants when I [Naomi] took my bra off.
"the other guys laughed and called you "Scuttle Nutts".

....and many other episodes on/about VD Scotty's self-anointed
state of grandeur where VD Scotty announces:
VD: I'm a born again American. (04-11-04) and ...
VD: I'm an American soon to be jumping ship from this
VD: rapidly sinking state". (04-25-04), and on 05-06-04, VD said:
VD: I am living proof that rational, moral americans still exist....

......ahahahahaha......BUT, I see you are still here, VD Scotty!
What gives, VD dude? 2nd thoughts or more lies, Nudds?...<snicker>

VD Scotty, whenever you go onto your posting binges is that
when you hit your bottle of == [a] Nightrain, == [b] your ex-wife
has kicked your ass, == [c] your welfare check was late, == [d]
you feel that your postings make (inter)national policy, ahahaha...
VD Scotty, I don't wanna take your illusions away from you. VD, you
are hilarious because you confuse logic with your raw emotions and
that makes your posting so very fucking funny... I like that... hahaha...
....AHAHAHA ....HAHAHAhahaha...... ahahahaha......ahahanson

BTW, thanks for all the laughs, Scotty, .... carry on, but stay afraid
of these dudes, the Neocon and the Libertarian, who after you here:
http://www.terranova.net/content/images/mj-chase.jpg and don't ever
forget that you have already explained your philosophy, your politics and
your Weltbild much, much better in http://www.freefarts.com/farts.html

Now then, VD Scotty, quickly post your standard "hanson said nothing of
consequence" now.. quick! quick!...ahahaha... You must do that... just like
a good, aged, flea ridden street mutt who covers up the turds he dropped
... ahahahaha...

PS: For foes or aficionados of Scotty's VD, for prosecutions or laughs,
just google for "Vendickarse".... You'll get ~400 hits for "Vendickarse"
or 400+ hits for "Vendickarse" in groups.google.com/. .....ahahahaha

PS2: Scotty, Fox's O'Reilly can be seen in Canada now too!
The Right wind is beginning to blow up there too, now... ahahaha....

BTW: Drill ANWR!.... You may freeze YOUR ass off until you get lock
jaw, but I'll like the warmth that oil brings...
Fuck enviros, be they green or pink or coming from the Right wing!!

Vendicar Decarian

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hanson

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Vendicar Decarian <V...@Pyro.net>, aka Vendickarse DickArian
aka Scott Nudds aka Scott Douglas, aka VD Scotty, aka "Scuttle Nutts",
aka Nuddley, the nuddler, nuddled.......

> "Kazmer Ujvarosy" <Ujva...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message


> > First of all, the concept of evolution from a
> > simple beginning makes no sense, scientific or otherwise.
> > Let's face it: the delusion that a simple cause can generate
> > an effect greater than is found in the cause is most irrational.
> > The difference between the simple cause and the complex
> > effect has to come from nothing. So the evolutionists managed
> > to get their hocus-pocus into the public school curriculum.

[Vendickarse nuddled]


> Simple cause: snowflake
> Complex effect: Avalanche
>
> Simple cause: falling grain of sand
> Complex effect: Sand dune collapse
>
> Simple cause: straw
> Complex effect: Broken Camel Back
>
> Simple cause: Raindrop
> Complex effect: Multifaceted splash
>
> Simple cause: Dripping spout
> Complex effect: Complex "random" drip pattern
>
> Simple cause: Heat
> Complex effect: Popped kernel of corn
>
> Simple cause: Quantum level fluctuations
> Complex effect: The universe.
>

Vendicar Decarian

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American Loses Fingers in Quest for Girlfriend
Wed Mar 9, 9:37 AM ET


WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A Los Angeles man who sneaked into Canada in
February to see his Internet girlfriend will be deported -- minus all his
fingers and some of his toes, the Winnipeg Sun newspaper reported Tuesday.

Charles Gonsoulin, 41, will have the fingers and toes amputated because of
severe frostbite suffered during a 100-hour trek from Pembina, North Dakota,
across the border to Emerson, Manitoba, where he was found wandering on a
golf course on Feb. 23, suffering from hypothermia.


"It is better to have loved and to have lost than never to have loved at
all," the Sun quoted Gonsoulin as saying. "It was all worth it for me. It's
the difference between sitting around dreaming about things and going out
and getting them."


Gonsoulin and the Canadian woman met in an Internet chat room in 2002. The
woman lives in Quebec, Gonsoulin's lawyer, Mike Cook, told a court hearing.
Quebec is about 2,500 kilometers (1,600 miles) east of Manitoba.


Gonsoulin could not enter Canada legally because he was convicted of robbing
a Pizza Hut in Arkansas in 1984, the newspaper said.


His girlfriend could not afford to travel to Los Angeles, he told the Sun.
So he took a bus to North Dakota where he crossed the border.


"Mr. Gonsoulin didn't really know that there was any place on Earth that
could be so cold and so inhospitable," Cook told a court hearing Monday,
adding his client had never felt temperatures colder than 10 degrees Celsius
(50 F).


Temperatures dipped below -26 C (-15 F) during his long hike.


Gonsoulin is receiving medical treatment in a Winnipeg jail. He still has
not met his girlfriend face-to-face but they have spoken on the phone and
Gonsoulin said they are still in love.


No deportation date has yet been set.

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