Sure, frank. Guesses. Thanks for informing us.
Well, frank; I told you I understand about the guesses. I don't know how I can be more cooperative.
If I had to guess, I would guess that reasonableness equals atheism. Why a 21ST Century person would step back into magic that doesn't even work is a puzzle to me.
Guesses. Magic or what's before you. Some guess.
Most persons these days disbelieve in all forms of magic, except one. The one is no more logical or in play, provably, than the rest. It is unnecessary, and was invented by persons who had no science or guidance beyond personal experience and perhaps oral tradition. Some are reluctant to cast this last vestige of magic to the curb for the same reasons people knock on wood or avoid stepping on cracks. There is that gnawing doubt that superstition could be the real thing. A doubt planted in a brainwashing that began in childhood.
I suppose if one is willing to guess in favor of stupidity or ignorance, guessing may be valid.
@edgarblythe,
Yesterday, for a brief second, I thought I was perhaps experiencing the Holy Spirit in all her glory. Turns out I just needed to sneeze. False alarm. My bad. Nothing new to report.
@tsarstepan,
Watch them sneezes. Your spirit is expelled by the force of the sneeze and if nobody is there to say God bless you you are screwed.
A bewildered I can only guess and so can you is so wrong. Either you believe in magic or you don't. Simple.
Casper the friendly ghost is as real as guessing that magic is real. Preposterous. I choose the real world, not Mickey Mouse guessing and magic.
