I do not fear death

I think Rockhead is being very adult and sensitive in this dialog.

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Aperson, this is your thred, and I've no wish to make you uncomfortable on it.

Maybe I should just watch again for a bit.

Back to debating death, if you will...

RH

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Rockhead wrote:

...Back to debating death, if you will...

RH

Yeah, that would be a lot cheerier.

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Ok whatever.

Where were we?

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aperson wrote:

Ok whatever.

Where were we?

www.IANDS.org

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Oh codswallop. All that stuff, out of body experience and light at the end of the tunnel included, can be explained by rational science. The tunnel is a phenomena in the brain to do with loss of oxygen; out of body experiences have been replicated in labs.

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aperson wrote:

Oh codswallop. All that stuff, out of body experience and light at the end of the tunnel included,
can be explained by rational science.

If so, is that bad ?

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The tunnel is a phenomena in the brain to do with loss of oxygen;

That is factual error.

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out of body experiences have been replicated in labs.

If so,
so what ?

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JLNobody wrote:

I think Rockhead is being very adult
and sensitive in this dialog.

Perhaps the adult was patronizing the other gentleman.

David

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Perhaps, Dave...

But more likely not.

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That 's good to know.
People shud not be discriminated against
because of their youth.

When I was practicing law,
I made it a point to treat everyone with equal respect.

When I took the testimony of children,
as parties plaintiff or defendant,
I always treated them the same as anyone else,
not talking down to them, nor using their first names,
being otherwise unduly familiar, nor offending their dignity.

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Ah, David, I could have guessed you were a lawyer: you're a trouble maker and you spell like a court stenographer. Very Happy

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So stipulated.

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

That 's good to know.
People shud not be discriminated against
because of their youth.

When I was practicing law,
I made it a point to treat everyone with equal respect.

When I took the testimony of children,
as parties plaintiff or defendant,
I always treated them the same as anyone else,
not talking down to them, nor using their first names,
being otherwise unduly familiar, nor offending their dignity.

When did DAVID start typing in such a gentle manner? I was taken aback by the tranquility of the post, almost like the sound of a slow moving stream as compared to his previous posts which were similar to a tornado shredding an unsuspecting Kansas town.

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LOVE IT.

Thank u, Gus !

LOL

David

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Well anyway do you think a real religious experience could be replicated in a LAB???

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aperson wrote:

Well anyway do you think a real religious experience could be replicated in a LAB???

I doubt that dying shud be considered
an experience in worship ( meaning "religious experience").
I 've known some folks who 've died and described it,
after returning from death.

Sometimes there is an element of ESP learning
of factual information, of occurances during the time
that the person has been in a state of death
( i.e., flat lined on EEG, EKG and respiration ),
which information was subsequently confirmed.

DAVID

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I don't fear death. Everyody will die. It's just a matter of time, isn't it?

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were just the same as dead people, we just havent accepted it yet.

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Exactly. I believe in scientific reincarnation, so to me there is nothing spiritual about dying. It is just the passing from one state into another.

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I don 't know whether this is true,
but for whatever it may be worth:
it has been alleged that in his last years,
Thomas Edison 's curiousity moved him
to the hospital rooms of people who were
in the last stages of life.

He was said to have mounted their beds on
scales of weight and allegedly that at the moment
of death there was a distinct loss of weight measured.

It 'd be interesting if someone endeavored
to replicate his experiments.

DAVID

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