Universal Theory - Your own thoughts

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Yeah you cj

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"^ That's a great example of what you shouldn't do.

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Girogex · #21Yeah you cj

Contradiction sir. Also don't bother lighting a match because playing with fire is bad.

CloudBoy101What you just posted? You didn't even finish what you where going to say... It saves the use of useless comments like "what's that?"

All other theories such as: Religion

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Yes, Religion is filled with uncertainty and most of the time clouds peoples ability to think rationally. Fortunately, there's a thread that discusses Religion, so I'd rather not go off topic.

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Replying to #24

Well what is your theory mr.themostaccuratetheoryisinaccurate?

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"My theory? I have no theory on Religion. People can believe whatever the hell they want to believe as long as they don't push it on me.

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"What about on how the universe was created?

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"I don't really believe the universe was created, maybe it's just always been here. We know there's a limit to how far we can travel on our own planet, but just think of space. They say it's infinite. How could something so big a vast even become what it is? And besides, it's 'space', it isn't really anything at all. Planets and stars are just rock and dust. Space is nothing.

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Replying to #28

But we've seen what happens to other solar systems

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Some planets aren't terrestrial, there are also Gaseous planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus & Neptune. And some of the moons of those guys are also composed of ice as well.

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cjdogger · #29But we've seen what happens to other solar systems

My point is, no one can conceive the beginning of the universe, maybe it's always been doing what it does because that's just how it is. No one will every know unless there truly is a higher being that will explain the creation for some reason.

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Replying to #31

But what we can know is that nobody can be right on that note.So what about these worm holes, the science on it that is

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"I don't know too much on worm holes, I do know a bit about Black Holes. Apparently, they can be used to 'time' travel. Not the time travel used in movies, but an instance jump from one point in the universe to another (well, maybe a movie used that concept, I don't know). That idea seems possible but still a mind buster.

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Well it could be a gap in the fabric of time and space, like a glitch?

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Well, I talked to someone about worm holes just now. Some scientist believe that there are worm holes all over the earth, but no can really know where or when they will appear. One theory is, aliens come to earth to harvest the energies from the worm holes. This is just an idea some scientist have speculated on to reason why aliens "visit" certain areas of the earth where scientist say the worm holes are most likely to appear (around the equator, true north and true south). I don't have my own theories on this, but it's something to think about.

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Replying to #35

Kinda like anomalies on the PrimeEvil show

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"HAIL XENU

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"The idea of natural selection sounds great when considering deer. The deer that can sense danger the quickest and run the fastest are able to escape the predator on a more consistent basis. However, other examples on the evolutionary tree have many laughable flaws. One of the best is the thought that a bird began to evolve a wing. Why this would occur is not answered by evolutionists. The wing stub did not make the bird more adaptable in his environment. The wing was much too small for the bird to fly. Why would a bird evolve a wing that was useless? This is backwards from the evolutionary natural selection concept that birds adapt and change in order to survive better in their environment. The bird with a half-size wing is placed at a disadvantage in its environment. Why would the bird continue for millions of generations improving a wing that was useless? The theory of evolution is based on natural selection of the most adaptable member of a species. A bird with a useless wing is at a severe disadvantage and the opposite from natural selection. According to natural selection the members of the bird species with the smallest useless wing would be the most adaptable and most likely to survive in the largest numbers. According to the theory of natural selection birds could never evolve to fly. Evolution is simply nonsense. This is so funny. We are then led to believe that some birds got tired of carrying around a worthless half-size wing so they grew fingers on the end to help climb trees. The wings became arms and a new species was developed.

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cjdoggerActually there was a big explosion that resulted in othern explosions that start galaxies and solar systems.We are dust

big bang isnt an explosion, big bang is actually an expansion or the universe, in order word its the evolution of our universe.

CloudBoy101 · #33I don't know too much on worm holes, I do know a bit about Black Holes. Apparently, they can be used to 'time' travel. Not the time travel used in movies, but an instance jump from one point in the universe to another (well, maybe a movie used that concept, I don't know). That idea seems possible but still a mind buster.

well IIRC its call hyperspace travel rather then time travel, both worm hole and black hole belive can achive that.the only differ between them is worm hole is 2 ways travel, while black hole is one way, you enter via black hole, exit via a white hole.

CloudBoy101 · #28I don't really believe the universe was created, maybe it's just always been here. We know there's a limit to how far we can travel on our own planet, but just think of space. They say it's infinite. How could something so big a vast even become what it is? And besides, it's 'space', it isn't really anything at all. Planets and stars are just rock and dust. Space is nothing.

some say its infinite, some way there is a limit how far the universe can expend IIRC its call Open and Close Universe theory.In Open Universe theory, they said the universe will keep on expending, there is no limit.In Close Universe theory, they said the universe will expend til it reach a limit point, then it will start to reverse it self to the time before Big Bang.

Re: "You killed my son you Klingon bastards"Let's all try something new. Instead of giving someone's theory on the matter, try using your own (this includes myself). No more 'theory' talk unless it's your theory. I don't care what someone else thinks, I care what Romulators think :)