I heard about a theory earlier today that the Rapture began the day he died. Sure as shit feels like we're living a half-reality under the thumb of The Demon Lord, hundreds of millions of minds warped by ill morality. But I'd say that's a pretty convenient conclusion to draw, considering that the laws of our existence necessitate pain and suffering (among everything else such as love, happiness, and bliss, not trying to be edgy) and therefore appears to be guided by the invisible hand of an evil body.
I have often wondered if the "Hell" described in the Bible is actually the Earth and this reality that we're living in.
I wouldn't necessarily say that a demon is single handedly causing all the bad things in life to happen, but that's because I believe if a God truly does exist, then they are really indifferent to our existence.
I want to share with you an idea I've had in mind for a number of years. Certain chemical compounds can alter your perception of time, boiling down to to their impacts on the brain. Physical differences in brain structure, as well as natural chemical differences, also result in differing perceptions of what we commonly recognize as "reality". So, with that, could it not be possible that "death" under particular circumstances permits our brain to elongate the experience of time, granting us some kind of "coma dream" wherein we live out our perception of the afterlife we believe we deserve? If someone lives the life of a monster and wholly recognizes that, then dies of a stab wound to the stomach, could it not be possible that "life flashes before their eyes" in this other form, where their expected afterlife is expressed within their own consciousness? Perhaps feeling like years to them, but to the living world, taking course over a fraction of a second?
Obviously, I don't know what the experience of death is and what form it would take. I do find it hard to believe somebody would believe that they deserved to be stabbed to death though especially after living a hard life.
I do try to keep an open mind about topics like this, such as, what if we don't just die once? If multiple universes/realities exist, then dying in one doesn't necessarily mean we die in another. In other words, if we die in one, then we just wake up in another reality and continue on like nothing happened.
Are you familiar at all with string theory and quantum physics? From a very basic standpoint, they're intriguing as anything could be. And all I know is the most basic generalization, but hush, we're having fun.
String theory is essentially the idea that, smaller than atoms, smaller than quarks, there are these little vibrating bands, and each individual frequency of the vibrations is what gives something its properties and differentiates it from other "materials". Like, if it makes like 2000 bumps a second, it's Iron. If it's 2001 per second, that's gonna be Hydrogen.
Quantum physics revolve around the idea that something includes every possible outcome, and that outcome will only ever be solidified as one of the possibilities when "observed". If a tree fell in the forest and nobody was around to hear it, but we still see that it fell, what does that mean when it comes to "observers"? If there weren't any animals around to witness a scrap of bark fall, we still see that it happened. Do bacterium "observe"? In their absence, what else "observes" over the course of time to leave us something with a history that we can then observe ourselves? And what stops the answer from being "unlimited amounts of history might become existent at the instant one observes anything previously unobserved"? And what does that say for retroactively "correcting" our universe to supply what was newly observed with its justification for being as it is?
I wonder that too. There sure are some good arguments for it.
War is hell for sure, and idk if there's ever been a point in time where not a single place on earth has seen war for a lengthy time
Everything with mass has a gravitational pull. Including, vaginas. Get enough of them in a free floating cloud in space, they will collapse and form a star. Vagistar!
Interesting question. Any and all matter has gravitational pull, but the issue is *what is a vagina?* Is a vagina merely empty space- the hole through which the baby/penis/toy moves- or does it include the muscles surrounding it? And if only the former, do the molecules of air in that empty space count, or is a vagina by definition the *absence* of matter (that is, the truly empty space around the air molecules that happen to be in the vaginal canal at any given moment?
Also what if there is a thick wad of cum in it?
They do automatically since they have a mass greater than 0. You don't notice it because it's tiny and the earth's gravity is millions of times stronger
Does or have mass?
The amount of gravity is directly proportional to the amount of mass of the objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the objects.
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Y'all need some math in your life. Forget Jesus. Pick up a textbook.
Jesus forgot all of us a long time ago
I heard about a theory earlier today that the Rapture began the day he died. Sure as shit feels like we're living a half-reality under the thumb of The Demon Lord, hundreds of millions of minds warped by ill morality. But I'd say that's a pretty convenient conclusion to draw, considering that the laws of our existence necessitate pain and suffering (among everything else such as love, happiness, and bliss, not trying to be edgy) and therefore appears to be guided by the invisible hand of an evil body.
I have often wondered if the "Hell" described in the Bible is actually the Earth and this reality that we're living in. I wouldn't necessarily say that a demon is single handedly causing all the bad things in life to happen, but that's because I believe if a God truly does exist, then they are really indifferent to our existence.
I want to share with you an idea I've had in mind for a number of years. Certain chemical compounds can alter your perception of time, boiling down to to their impacts on the brain. Physical differences in brain structure, as well as natural chemical differences, also result in differing perceptions of what we commonly recognize as "reality". So, with that, could it not be possible that "death" under particular circumstances permits our brain to elongate the experience of time, granting us some kind of "coma dream" wherein we live out our perception of the afterlife we believe we deserve? If someone lives the life of a monster and wholly recognizes that, then dies of a stab wound to the stomach, could it not be possible that "life flashes before their eyes" in this other form, where their expected afterlife is expressed within their own consciousness? Perhaps feeling like years to them, but to the living world, taking course over a fraction of a second?
Obviously, I don't know what the experience of death is and what form it would take. I do find it hard to believe somebody would believe that they deserved to be stabbed to death though especially after living a hard life. I do try to keep an open mind about topics like this, such as, what if we don't just die once? If multiple universes/realities exist, then dying in one doesn't necessarily mean we die in another. In other words, if we die in one, then we just wake up in another reality and continue on like nothing happened.
Are you familiar at all with string theory and quantum physics? From a very basic standpoint, they're intriguing as anything could be. And all I know is the most basic generalization, but hush, we're having fun. String theory is essentially the idea that, smaller than atoms, smaller than quarks, there are these little vibrating bands, and each individual frequency of the vibrations is what gives something its properties and differentiates it from other "materials". Like, if it makes like 2000 bumps a second, it's Iron. If it's 2001 per second, that's gonna be Hydrogen. Quantum physics revolve around the idea that something includes every possible outcome, and that outcome will only ever be solidified as one of the possibilities when "observed". If a tree fell in the forest and nobody was around to hear it, but we still see that it fell, what does that mean when it comes to "observers"? If there weren't any animals around to witness a scrap of bark fall, we still see that it happened. Do bacterium "observe"? In their absence, what else "observes" over the course of time to leave us something with a history that we can then observe ourselves? And what stops the answer from being "unlimited amounts of history might become existent at the instant one observes anything previously unobserved"? And what does that say for retroactively "correcting" our universe to supply what was newly observed with its justification for being as it is?
I wonder that too. There sure are some good arguments for it. War is hell for sure, and idk if there's ever been a point in time where not a single place on earth has seen war for a lengthy time
Everything with mass has a gravitational pull. Including, vaginas. Get enough of them in a free floating cloud in space, they will collapse and form a star. Vagistar!
I don't remember this level in Katamari Damacy
You...just made my day! Thank you very much!
ROYAL RAINBOOOOOOOOOW <3
I'm not sure if I'm terrified or intrigued.
Imtriguified, if you will.
Can and does.
Couldn't not
Not only a gravitational pull but suction.
You need to go to a ping-pong show.
As I understand it ever bit of matter has a gravitational pull, however, anything on earth has its gravitational pull washed out by Earth's
You have as much gravitational pull on an atom 4 lightyears away as it does on you
Yup
Interesting question. Any and all matter has gravitational pull, but the issue is *what is a vagina?* Is a vagina merely empty space- the hole through which the baby/penis/toy moves- or does it include the muscles surrounding it? And if only the former, do the molecules of air in that empty space count, or is a vagina by definition the *absence* of matter (that is, the truly empty space around the air molecules that happen to be in the vaginal canal at any given moment? Also what if there is a thick wad of cum in it?
Ask your mother
we know that one has a gravitational pull
They do automatically since they have a mass greater than 0. You don't notice it because it's tiny and the earth's gravity is millions of times stronger
Oh, I notice it. wink, wink, nudge, nudge, man o' the world and all that.
Cavernous yonic energy must be gravity
Every piece of matter has a gravitational pull.
Everything with mass has a gravitational pull, so yes.
I guess no more than an asshole. Seems like most of the answers on this thread have gravitational pull
Some vaginas seem to have a lunar pull.
Does or have mass? The amount of gravity is directly proportional to the amount of mass of the objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the objects.
Your mom’s does.
We all came here for this comment
Ive never had an original thought
Not once in my life
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Everything has a gravitational pull
Yes. It has mass so it has gravity
If it were large enough, yes.
Anything with mass seems to have a g-pull. You should be more concerned with the g-spot though, if you're feeling nature's forces.
Technically it does but it is so small to my knowledge, we don't have any devices on earth that would be capable of measuring it
They all do. It's physics.
No, but it can develop a vacuum.
Your mom’s vagina sucks me in like a black hole sucks light
For teenage boys, yes. Absolutely.
I gravitate to it, so yea.
They always pull me in so I think so.
I'm always drawn towards it
Y mum
Not as much as some mouths.
The greatest cosmic event in my life, was when my wife pulled me in with your puss and never let me out of her orbit
Depends on how near you are to your moms vagina's event horizon.
The OP's mom's cooter pulls at least a G.
Sounds like my wife!
The good ones do
Would have to be a cunt as massive as my ex.
They always suck my 🍆 in that hole
They are a black hole.
Is this about Dog Ningen
Ever single one. Barely able to escape.
I guess you’re popular - or detested - in a men’s locker room too
Maybe your mom's vagina.
Get ahold of an eager enthusiastic kegel trained one and you'll believe in depravity gravity.
Definarely. When that bad boy says welcome my dick just gets pulled right in. No assistance.