Have u seen ghost?

[Hiya!]

9 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

I highly doubt it. Even if life was hard to start, there are billions of galaxies, and I really doubt we're the only planet where life formed. But of course, planets like Jupiter can also have many moons, where life could start there.

 

Now, I'm not including intelligent life in this, as I think that's a completely different issue altogether. But I think there's life beyond our tiny little speck of a planet.

True maybe just like @CryptoMatt said.

They are out there but they cant get to us and they are asking the same question.

 

Till now no one can answer to that question with a facts.

This world is just so complicated.

and there are another silly question of mine, if god create this world and then who create god? and if u asked priest or someone like them they'll just going to gives u more question than an anwer.

I mean how can something just there without someone or something creating it?

and if u keep on asking that to yourself you'll fry your own brain.

[Virus__]

Damn, I thought this was about the Swedish metal band called Ghost. I guess not.

[Hiya!]

4 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

It's entirely possible that this planet could also be the last one with life.

Now wait a minute?

[Drak3]

1 minute ago, Virus__ said:

Damn, I thought this was about the Swedish metal band called Ghost. I guess not.

Nope, just toilets of doom.

[Drak3]

Just now, Hiya! said:

Now wait a minute?

There is always a first, there is always a last.

 

And Earth being the last point that there is life in the universe is a possibility.

[Godlygamer23]

Just now, Hiya! said:

and there are another silly question of mine, if god create this world and then who create god? and if u asked priest or someone like them they'll just going to gives u more question than an anwer.

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

[Hiya!]

3 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

There is always a first, there is always a last.

 

And Earth being the last point that there is life in the universe is a possibility.

[DildorTheDecent]

yeah they're right here @Ghost

[mr moose]

2 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

There's a reason we call it a philosophy.   I like the idea of different cultures having different religious takes on life. It makes the world beautiful.  

 

However on topic.  Since my first wife died, every now and then I see someone who looks the image or acts the part and I swear I get a chill down my spine.  For all intents and purposes it may as well be a ghost.

[Skanky Sylveon]

Depends on what you mean by "ghost".

Some of the stars that we see in the night sky are dead, no longer there.

Yet we still see their light, even though they are very much dead. 

Since the light that they put out is still reaching us.

 

For them, all we see is their "ghosts".

 

Yes, this is from cosmos, thank you very much.

[Hiya!]

8 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

[Tech_Dreamer]

Yes, I've seen dead memes resurface here & there & vanish again .

[dizmo]

I think it comes down entirely to how perceptive you are. Or, what you're willing to believe. The brain is a very powerful thing, that's why placebo drugs can often have positive effects. Though then you can start debating whether they exist and we can only see them because we believe, or it's because we think they're there, so the mind simply fills in the gaps for us, and what we think they will be like.

 

I like to think all ghosts are friendly, or they simply need help with something. Takes away any of the fearful connotations that go along with them.

44 minutes ago, CryptoMatt said:

No, aliens more then likely exist, but their not the green things you see on tv. They are any life form small or large that is  living in this world. Even if it’s a bacteria on a planet 800 trillion light years away it’s still life.

 

but I think it’s life forms that evolved with other genres, like humans are carbon based life. With my thinking I think there are other planets full of people that act like us but might look very very different just because they are not made up of the same stuff as we are.

 

i think it’s crazy to think only one planet out of Billions and Trillions to have any life.

Exactly. People get so stuck on aliens looking a certain way, but what if life on their world grew without oxygen? What if they advanced breathing something else? What if they don't breathe at all? It's easier for people to not think about such things, so they...don't. I kind of get it. Worry about getting through life, not about what's possibly out there. But that's also why I think it's foolish to dismiss those that believe. We can't all have our heads in the sand

13 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

I highly doubt it. Even if life was hard to start, there are billions of galaxies, and I really doubt we're the only planet where life formed. But of course, planets like Jupiter can also have many moons, where life could start there.

 

Now, I'm not including intelligent life in this, as I think that's a completely different issue altogether. But I think there's life beyond our tiny little speck of a planet.

I find it extremely hard to believe we're the only intelligent life that exists out of all those planets.

I think it's more likely that other species look at us like we're idiots.

"They can't even travel within their own solar system, and look what they do to their low (and high) orbit. Filthy species."

Spoiler

5 minutes ago, Virus__ said:

Damn, I thought this was about the Swedish metal band called Ghost. I guess not.

I thought it was about the tiny case. We were both duped.

1 minute ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

Putting dinosaurs on that bitch. In another dimension.

 

[Drak3]

1 minute ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

The end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end.

 

1 minute ago, Hiya! said:

https://media1.giphy.com/media/xT0xeJpnrWC4XWblEk/giphy.gif

3 minutes ago, mr moose said:

It makes the world beautiful.

Once you get past all the blood spilled over who's imaginary friend is better..

 

 

 

No, still doesn't.

2 minutes ago, Cinnabar Sonar said:

Depends on what you mean by "ghost".

Danny Phantoms.

6 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:

yeah they're right here @Ghost

It's time we let you know, Ghost isn't real. It was just GodlyGamer in a sheet.

 

Just now, dizmo said:

I thought it was about the tiny case. We were both duped.

Still just doom. And the toilets of.

[Anghammarad]

11 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

That is what we get told not to go nuts =) 

[Hiya!]

11 minutes ago, mr moose said:

There's a reason we call it a philosophy.   I like the idea of different cultures having different religious takes on life. It makes the world beautiful.  

 

However on topic.  Since my first wife died, every now and then I see someone who looks the image or acts the part and I swear I get a chill down my spine.  For all intents and purposes it may as well be a ghost.

I am sorry

I never lost someone before so i didnt knew what its like.

I do however watched someone lose their loved ones.

Some of them are fine and move on.

Some of them goes nuts and end up in mental hospital maybe because they really really love them and not willing to let them go so maybe thats why they are diagnosed with mental breakdown.

And one of them pretend that they are fine but end up taking their own life.

[dizmo]

8 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

Still just doom. And the toilets of.

You totally lost me

[Drak3]

1 minute ago, dizmo said:

You totally lost me

[captain_to_fire]

24 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

The answer is that God is eternal, and thus existed before time. 

 

The problem that I have is...if you exist eternally, how would you just decide to create the universe? The universe has a finite age, and yet God existed LONG before it. If you trace the universe back to a "time" when God created it, but you kept going back further and further, what was God doing? How did he come to the conclusion that he's going to all of a sudden create life? Some will say that he felt love...but why did he feel love all of a sudden? 

 

Also, without the concept of time, everything falls apart. Even talking about God, so in this hypothetical scenario, is God bound by time? Or did he create it?

This reminds me of the philosophical arguments of Anselm of Canterbury (Ontological) and Thomas Aquinas (five ways) which I don't really buy for a lot of reasons and certainly a debate I wouldn't continue further because CS. But if we attribute this "god" as the roughly approximate six trillion mile long clouds of hydrogen and helium which gave birth to the stars and planets, then yes the universe has an age hence a start or as the book of Revelation calls it, the alpha and omega.

 

14 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Putting dinosaurs on that bitch. In another dimension.

Maybe scientists can figure out how to resurrect the Archeopteryx 

[Hiya!]

1 minute ago, dizmo said:

You totally lost me

He always did that

Even i had to use

Spoiler

 

To understand whats he's on about

 

[Hiya!]

1 minute ago, hey_yo_ said:

But if we attribute this "god" as the roughly approximate six trillion mile long clouds of hydrogen and helium

And then someone asked who create that six trillion mile long clouds of hydrogen and helium?

[Drak3]

Just now, Hiya! said:

And then someone asked who create that six trillion mile long clouds of hydrogen and helium?

The Chinese. They made everything else.

[Hiya!]

1 minute ago, Drak3 said:

The Chinese. They made everything else.

 

 

Spoiler

But who create chinese? the chinese themselves? that is mindblowing

 

[dizmo]

6 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

-snip-

5 minutes ago, hey_yo_ said:

Maybe scientists can figure out how to resurrect the Archeopteryx 

Hahaha the last thing they should bring back are flying dinosaurs!

At least the land based ones would be less of a threat.

 

Also you clearly haven't seen the Lil Dicky video

5 minutes ago, Hiya! said:

He always did that

Even i had to use

  Reveal hidden contents

 

To understand whats he's on about

 

Hahha, right?

I didn't have the motivation to go that far.

[Drak3]

@dizmo

 

Well, you could just click my profile picture cuz it has the name of the game, or read my earlier reply to Hiya! asking what game it was.