Science facts and fiction

Oh thats just too creepy

 

When there is something that EVERY known culture has as part of their written history there is probably some merit in it. I am not one to simply dismiss things because they don't fit into what we currently understand about our universe. As someone pointed out in a previous post, physics can change. We are still discovering new species on THIS planet. If there really is a multi-verse as theorists believe, they all came into existence from the same BigBang and are therefore connected at some point. Beings that can move between those, whether they are what we call demons, angels, aliens, etc, could very well be able to possess humans. We are 55%-65% water after all. Our thoughts and emotions are electrical and chemical.

 

Also, i dont want to say it doesn’t happen, coz i dont want to be levitating tonight
Also, is it true we only use 1/3 of our brain?
Not good, i think i just set myself up

 

Why at night?

 

How the movies portray it. Nighttime has always been the time for many myths and legends.

 

It is also because of our innate fear of things we cannot see. Darkness/nighttime feeds into that. It's a primal reaction.

 

they say 10% on average

Aldous Huxley
Albert Hofmann
and listening to
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds increases that
Time to taste twenty types of tea today.

 

Actually we're more air than anything else - the empty space (air) between any 2 molecules is 10 times the molecular width. Makes you really feel for airheads.

 

GAS

 

Yes.

 

I would call that more than one personality.

 

That movie scared the out of Me as a kid, and I still only watch it with others. LoL

 

K. Black

 

The Wicked Witch is the worst for me.

 

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/travel/jetzero-pathfinder-subscale-demonstrator

Any pilots on here that want to weigh in on this story?

 

I've heard we use only 10%. How the hell would they figure that out?????

 

Science fact (at least I thought) that NJ is safe from earthquakes. Well that is fiction since we frigging just had a 4.5. North of me but wife sitting in computer chair thought she was having some sort of stroke since the chair moved a bit. Philly reported feeling it.

 

They’re fun when they’re small

 

Hope springs eternal for better mental output as we as a species evolve (if that's even true)?

 

4.5? LMFAO. As Curly said to Billy Crystal's character in City Slickers: "I sh*t bigger than you (that)".
Seriously though, biggest quake recorded in the lower 48 was in 1812 in New Madrid MO, estimated to be an 8.8. It supposedly (I wasn't there but JEH remembers it like it was yesterday) reversed the flow of the Mississippi River and rang church bells from Maine to New Orleans. That really would have caught your Wife's attention and destroyed her Latte.